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Gazley Rancher Elected Head Of Canyonville Cemetery Assn.
By VIRGINIA PROCTOR
Ermel Brjggs, Gazley rancher,
was elected president of the Can
yonville Cemetery Assn., at the
annual meeting held at the IOOF
hall recently.
Mrs. Bennetts Pickett was elect
ed vice president; Mrs. Margaret
renn, secretary; and Mrs. Ralph
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LEECHES FOR SALE
At one time, you could buy jars of leeches at most
pharmacies. That was in the days when bleeding was
considered a cure for many ailments. And leeches are
good bloodlelters! How lucky we are to be living in
this age of modern medications, with effective and
pleasant treatments for infections and other illnesses.
Remember, reliable medications are important to
you they may mean the difference between pain
and comfort .'. . between life and death. So, when you
ire ill, see your physician first. Then come to us for
the medicines ht prescribes.
Let Ut Deliver or
Mail Your Prescription
Fret of Extra Charge
Have You Filed Your
Income Tax Return?
Elkton Lions
Plan Program
The Elkton Lions Club will pre
sent a Variety program April 2 at
8 p.m. in the grade school, accord
ing to Mrs. Wade Henderer, cor
respondent. Musical numbers and minstrel
acts will be on the program. Pro
ceeds will be used for the annual
senior scholarship. The Klklon Cub
Scouts will sell refreshments fol
lowing the program.
200 Served
The Umpqua Valley Grange
served over 200 people at its re
cent chuck wagon turkey dinner.
Proceeds from the event totaled
over $260.
The Eastern Star Chapter has
set April 12 as Friendship Night
and the regular meeting date.
Maria Gales, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Jim Gates, underwe.st
surgery last week at the Eugene
Clinic. She was able to return home
the same day.
David Gates, Merritt Solomon
and Orville Stover all spent spring
vacation in castle KocK, wash.,
visiting at Ihe homes of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Palmer and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Palmer. They slopped
in Eugene Saturday en route home
to see the stale tournament basket
ball games.
Moating Attandad
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hickerson
and family spent last weekend in
Portland where he attended the
OEA meeting.
Mrs. John Push spent spring va
cation in Corvallis with her moth
er, Mrs. Irene Newton, while Pugh
traveled to Harrison, Idaho on a
business trip.
Mr. and Mis. Bennie Knypslra
went to Pnyallup and Yakima,
Wash., where they visited at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sut
cliff and Mrs. Levi Hanson. They
also visited several daffodil fields
which are just starting to harvest.
Weaver, treasurer.
Delegates at large are sextons
of the two cemeteries: Howard
Green for the Oddfellows and Fred
Elliott, or whoever is chosen to
replace (rank Sullivan, for the Ma
sons.
A committee consisting of Green,
Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Briggs was
appointed to study the use of
sprays to control vines and weeds.
Moating Slated
The regular monthly pack meet
ing of Cub Scout Troop 12S of Can
yonville will be held 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, at the Youth Center build
ing with "Oregon" the theme of
exhibits and stunts, according to
Charles Dowd, cub master.
Pack leaders will meet at 10
a.m. April 7, at the home of Mrs.
It. E. Proctor.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pruden
have returned from a 2'i month
California vacation.
Several college students are
spending spring vacation with their
parents. Among them are Anne
Harry, Dale Abel, John Nordling,
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for in an Imported Economy Car. It s a com
plete buying guide. And while there, be sure
to test-drive the new SIMCA; the car with de
luxe interior, automatic choke, and 4-speed
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8 Roseburg Alumni
Aid Oregon Funds
Eight Roseburg residents were
listed among 1.42S alumni on the
honor roll of alumni who gave
more than $2,000 to the University
of Oregon Development Fund.
The Development Fund, a non
profit corporation organized by
alumni to channel gifts to the
University received $42,921.28
through 111 is campaign lasi year.
This is an increase of 79.6 per
cent over 1958. The 1.428 alumni
who sent gifts represents an in
crease of 50.2 per cent over the
previous year.
These gifts are used for scholar
ships, fellowships, research proj
ects and other vital needs for
which state funds are limited or
not available.
Those listed on the honor role
from Hoseburg are J. K. Bailev,
J. H. Barneck, J. H. Bosard, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard O. Hollenbeck,
Leola C. Lorcnzen, Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Neuner, James L. Shinn
and the Rev. Alfred S. Tyson.
Glide Women
Sew For Home
At a recent meeting of the Chris
tian Do-hers, a women's mission
ary group of the Glide Church of
Christ, the ladies spent the day
sewing for the Alaska Christian
Home at Homer. Alaska and mak
ing plans for the daily vacation
Bible bchool to be held in June
The group met at the home of
Mrs. Dexter William for a noon
luncheon, according to Mrs. Ar
thur Selby, correspondent.
Tournament Attended
Rob Biakely and Darrell Cellers
spent their spring vacation in Eu
gene at the home of the former's
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Harvey. They attended the A-l
basketball tournament while there.
Air. and Mrs. C. F. Moore and
daughters, Fern and Helen, drove
to Eugene recently where he re
ceived medical attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shrum Jr.
and son, Bob, spent a recent week
end visiting Mrs. Slrum's mother,
Mrs. T. M. Mott, at Grants Pass.
Mrs. Shrum's brother, John Slott.
of Frenchglen was also a guest of
nis motner.
Lois McDonald and I.orene Jor
dan both of Glide, have been em
ployed lis waitresses at the Red
barn.
Mrs. David (Carolee) Jonasson.
who suffered a broken pelvis and
leg in an automobile accident re
cently at Glide, is reported in satis
factory condition by her mother.
Mrs. Merle Hargis.
End Of Forest 'Raids'
Provision Of Measure
WASHINGTON (AP) The
House Interior Committee ap
proved this week a hill to end
what its sponsor called a raid on
valuable tracts of national forest
and park lands.
The bill would revoke the right
of individuals to reclaim tracts of
land once relinquished to the gov
ernment under an 1897 law per
mitting owners to select an equal
acreage of vacant public land
elsewhere.
Persons having valid claims
would be paid $1.2.5 an acre plus
4, per cent interest if they apply
for payment within one year.
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John Patterson. Leon Wilbanks,
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Camas Attandad
Several Canyonvillagers attend
ed the A-l basketball finals at Eu
gene recently, including Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Shaffer, Roger and Steven
Spence and D. W. Gill.
Supt. Larry Burden, Robert
Graf. Jerry Kalapus. Dale Good-
rick, Robert Hagerud and Mrs. Al
Neet were some of the Canyonville
teachers attending the CEA con
vention last week in Portland. Mrs.
George Brinkworth spent her va
cation visiting her daughter, Carol,
at the University of California at
Berkeley.
Mrs. C. L. Cleveland is confined
to a wheelchair at her home fol
lowing foot surgery in Roseburg
lasi ween.
The Mitchell Fuller family snent
the spring holiday visiting relatives
at Lewislon, Idaho. They got
caugnt in a blizzard while there.
They visited with Mr. and Mrs
R. A. Dpirys and other relatives
there as well as relatives in east
ern Oregon and returned via Cra
ter Lake.
Lois Graham has recently pur
chased the Martha Ball property
accorning 10 u. w. Gill, realtor.
The Crossword Puzzle For Today
Famous Names
Answer to Previous Puiile
FROM NINE TO FIVE
By Jo Fischer
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12 Mrs. Eddie
Cantor
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14 Preposition
15 Moccasin
16 Egyptian king
18 Less
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21 Decay
22 Wrongs
24 Perform
26 Twist
27 Age
30 Stick together
32 Herb
34 Accustoms
35 Redacted
36 Indian weight
37 Swerve
39 Tissue
40 Apollo's
mother
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42 Performer
Levant
45 Enumerated
49 Location
51 Mult drink
52 Domesticate
53 Arrow poison
54 French island
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