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ANNUAL TEA SLATED ' The annual Fellowship Tea, spon sored by the women's Assn. of the First Presbyterian Church, will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Alfred Tyson will be guest speaker and Mrs. H. James Jenkins will provide special music. Every mem ber is welcome to attend and urged to bring a guest. Paris telephones have a service for baby-sitters or dog-walkers. Thank You- Democrats for Your Vote of Confidence Carl J. Smith Democratic Nominee for SHERIFF Pd. Adv. Corl J. Smith, 1079 N.E. Brooklyn Ave., Roseburg, , Oregon. You Get More Value From The Toggery 640 S. E. Jackson FOR "FUN IN THE SUN" WEAR A SPORT SHIRT THE MORE YOU BUY THE MORE YOU SAVE MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Large Selected Group, Reg. 14.95 to 5.95. Sizes: Small, Medium, Large, Ex. Large. Name Brandt: Manhattan, Jockey ond others. BUY 1 BUY 2 BUY 3 BUY 4 BUY 5 BUY 5 Our Our Our Our Our Our SOMETHING NEW AT THE TOGGERY WE HAVE THE NEW, RED I -TIE TIES BRANDS: To reintroduce our complete mens department and for extra value thru Friday and Saturd:y. V' WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY PAIR OF MENS DRESS SHOES SELECT ANY MENS HOUSE SLIPPER FROM OUR ENTIRE STOCK FOR ONLY 99c (Values to 7.95) S and H Green Stamps given with each purchase. Summer Music Program Slated For Canyonville Young People By VIRGINIA PROCTOR A complete summer music pro gram for Canyonville young people has been planned by Robert Graf school band director and music in structor.. CARL SMITH Special Price Each 4.75 Special Price Each 4.50 Special Price Each 4.25 Special Price Each 4.00 Special Price Each 3.75 Special Price Each 3.50 422 S. FRIDAY Cr MENS SHOES Complete mens department offering sizes, prices, styles and Nunn - Bush Edgerton -- Pound a Pair SIZES: 7 to 12--PRICES 11.95 to 21.95 Scheduled are beginning band practices for Tuesday and Thurs day morning from 10 to 11:30 and high school band practice Monday evening at 7:30. Graf plans to give private instrumental lessons and will also give individuals instruc tion to children who are entering the fifth grade this fall and wish to play in the band. Except for the private instru mental lessons, Graf will be donat ing his time for this program in the hope of improving the school's music program generally and pro viding an outlet for Canyonville children who enjoy music. Charter Presented James Hancock, Boy Scout neigh borhood commissioner, formally presented the Canyonville Cub Pack No. 125 charter to the spon soring organization, the Lions' Club, at the last meeting of the pack for the year held recently in the Youth Center.. Hancock also presented member ship cards to all pack leaders. Cub master Charles Dowd presented bear badges to Joe Adams and Bruce Clouser and called attention to the extensive handcraft exhibits displayed by each den. Dunne the program hour a "mellerdramer" and a minstrel show, following the month's Show boat theme, were put on by the tnree aens. Mutsers Return Mr. and Mrs. Ed Musser have returned from a business trip to Portland where . they attended Men's and Boy's Fall Marketing week ana purcnasea stock tor Bind er's Clothing Store In Canyonville. Florette McGee spent a recent weekend at home from Oregon State- college in uorvauis. one made the trip especially to attend the wedding of a friend in Myrtle Creek. Mrs. Mary Sagaberd Is a house guest of her daughter, Mrs. Guy McGee, and family. She will re turn to her home at Gardiner in June. Canyonville First Baptist church members are reminded of the Sis kiyou Assn., meeting scheduled for rnoerux June 10. SEAT0 To Assess Red Threat In Asia WASHINGTON (APV-Too mili tary advisers of the eight-nation Southeast Asia Treaty Organiza tion begin a reassessment today of the Communist threat in Asia following collapse of the Paris summit meeting. -Assembled here for the 12th SEATO military advisers confer- ence were three admirals, three generals and two air marshals with their staffs, representing the senior military leaders of Britain, France, Australia, New Zealand, tne fimrppines, mauana, rams tan and the United States. The alliance is pledged to resist aggressive Communist expansion in the treaty area which includes Viet Nam, Laos and Cambodia under SEATO's mantle of protec tion. - The military men are charged with turning out a report for the guidance of foreign ministers of the eight countries who convene here May 31. Many of the SEATO military claiming staff consider the pos sibility of a Chinese Communist- directed move against Viet Nam and Laos to be heightened. Re ports of reinforcements to Chinese Communist garrisons and air bases rimming the Chinese Na tionalist islands of Quemoy and Matsu also are nemg weignea. 11 E. Jackson SATURDAY ONLY Californians Now Visiting With Dixonville Relatives By JEAN RADCLIFFE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edmundson of La Puente, Calif., are visiting at we nome of the latter s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wadsworth, of Dixonville. . niidenreichs Visited Ray Heidenreich of Grants Pass visited the Albert Heidenreichs and Mrs. Katherine Heidenreich recently. Dr. Leland Van Allen and fam ily drove to. Portland recently. where he attended a dental study club meeting. The group continued on to Malhur Lake where they went birdwatching. Dr. VanAllen identi fied 75 different species of birds and also hunted arrowheads. The George James family have Camas Valley Couple Returns From Recent Trip By MRS. WILLIAM BANKS Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Jones have returned to their home in Camas Vallev following a trro to visit the latter's sister, Mrs. Albert Aimer, and family in Havre, Mont. The Joneses visited in Eastern Oregon and enjoyed points of in terest .in Idaho en route to Mon tana. On their journey home they remained overnight m Eugene and visited their son, Glenn, who is a student at the University of Ore gon. Snow Reported The Camas Valley residents in the Upper Camas Area and on Camas Mountain awakened to find snow on Saturday and Sunday mornings. It melted soon. Mrs. Louis Prvor sustained in jury recently when she jabbed a piece of enamel from an old, un used kettle in heY finger. Infection resulted and her finger had to be lanced to remove the chip of ena- Escape Chance Held Reason ForU. S. Lie WASHINGTON (AP) A White House aide says the United States first lied about the U2 plane to give pilot Francis G. Powers a chance to escape. Robert E. Merriam, deputy as sistant to the President, Tuesday gave that version of the incident to the women's division of the Capitol Hill Club, a Republican group. ' After the Soviet Union reported that a plane had crossed its bor ders, 'the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the State Department said that a V2 plane on a, weather reconnais sance flight, was missing. When the Soviets then an nounced the plane had been shot down and the pilot captured, the State Department admitted the Slane had' been on an espionage ight. ' Merriam said Powers was un der instructions to try to escape if he was forced down. He had elaborate equipment, to do so, the White House aide said. Merriam said the weather story was released to help Powers get out of the country if be were still alive. Merriam did not say who had made the decision to make up the weather flight story. Huxley Accepts Post CAMBRIDGE, Mass. ' (AP) Author Aldous Huxley, 66, has ac cepted' appointment as visiting professor of humanities for the fall term at Massachusetts Insti tute of Technology. 9 brands. Crosby Sq uare the foundation poured for their new home on South Deer Creek Rd. They plan to start the structure Boon. - Albert Heidenreich met with a minor accident last week. While cutting a log he got his arm too close to another log and the power saw kicked back, breaking his thumb. Youth Recuperates LeRoy Howard is ' now home from the hospital and recuperating from an accident received at Glide High last week, where he slipped in the shower room, knocking him unconscious.- Mr. and Mrs. H.-'E. Wilson of Cottage Grove were recent visit ors of the Darrel Hiatt family. To Montana mel. She is still under the care of a physician. Earl Parrett is returning to work in the woods in the near future, but Mrs. Parrett will be at home to receive orders ' for the mer chandise the Parretts have. ' Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Goodwin have purchased the Cecil Halter man home in the upper Camas area. They plan to move in the near future.- Members of the Camaa Valley Grange are asked to please note that the regular meeting of the Grange will be held on June 7 at 8 p.m. at the Grange Hall. All members are urged to be present. Floyd Fite of Oklahoma is vis iting at the homes of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Carter, and his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Fite. Mrs. George Copland is visiting in Portland for a few days at the home of her sister..- Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Claughton is his sister and her family from Eastern Ore gon. Due to the weather the Camas Valley Home Extension Unit meet ing has been postponed. Project leaders will notity members of the date for the meeting in the near future. . QUALITY FURNISHERS Quality Furnishers 622 S. E. 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