10 The Nawt-Review, Roieburg,
Dixonville Children Return
From Cottage Grove Visit
By JEAN RADCLIFFE
David and Marjone Collins have
returned to their home in Dixon
ville after spending the past two
weeks in Cottage Grove, where
they visited their aunt, Mrs. Rus
sel Sibley. Their cousins, Christy
and Pamela Sibley, accompanied
them back for a vacation.
Mr, and Mrs. Dick Swanson and
children spent a recent weekend
in Portland and vicinity visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arthur. While
there they saw the Rose Parade.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Karcher drove
to Reedsport over a recent week
end, where they were visitors of
the Bud Karcher family.
Mather Visits
Mrs. Myrtle Wright of Houser is
a guest in the home of her son
jam. 58th
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SALEM (AP)-The Oregon Cat
tlemen and Wool Growers associa
tions protested against a
reorganization in the animal in
dustry branch of the state De
partment of Agriculture.
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state agriculture director, James
F. Short, removes the disease
control and meat inspection pro
grams from the Division of Ani
mal Industry in the department,
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Cecil Edwards, Prineville, exe
cutive director of the Oregon Cat
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ignores the wishes of the livestock
industry.
California, Florida People
Visit Garden Valley Family
By ADDIE SCHNEIDER
Myron P. Jones from Ventura.
Calif., and daughter, Leslie Jones,
who has been attending college at
Santa Barbara, Calif., and Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Marshal of Ft. Pierce,
Fla., have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Marshal Jones and children
of Garden Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Tinker vis
visited their son, Terry Lee, at
the Shriners Hospital in roruana
recently. They report that the pin
will be removed from Terry Lee's
hip this week but he will be con
fined to the hospital for four or
five weeKs.
Parents Visited
Carl and Jewel Schmidt stopped
in Garden Valley on their way to
Raymond, Wash., to visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Schmidt, and sister, Mrs Robert
Fielding. They have been attend
ing a training school of the Cali
fornia Evangelistic Church at Long
Beach, Calif. They will be pastors
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Past Matrons Of
Elect Officers For
By MRS. G. B. FOX
At a recent meeting of the Past
Matrons of the Glendale OES, of
ficers were elected for the coming
year.
Those elected were Mrs. Velma
Edson, president; Mrs. Jean Gae
decke, vice president; and Mrs.
Ida Edson, secretary - treasurer.
The group also practiced for the
installation of officers.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Evans and
family including his daughter and
son-in-law and family of Wilming
ton, Calif., visted with the for
mer's nephew, L. M. Shepherd, of
Glendale last week. The Shepherds
of a church at Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs. John Denton and
son, Robert, are expected to ar
rive in Garden Valley this week.
They have sold their home in Jupi
ter, Fla., and will establish a
home here. They will be joining
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Denton, and a brother, Frank Den
ton, who already have homes in
the valley.
David Denton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Denton, went to Dia
mond Lake with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denton for a
weekend of fishing recently.
Youth Returns
Don Doyle has returned home
from Southern Oregon College at
Ashland to be with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Doyle.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pruitt
and children of Tulelake, Califor
nia were here to take her mother,
Mrs. Jennie Potvin, home with
them. Mrs. Potvin has been visit
ing friends in the Roseburg area
since late May.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Pon attended
a class reunion of her class in
Eureka, Calif., recently.
Elkton Eastern Star Holds
Annual Officer Election
By MRS. C. W. HENDERER
At a recent meeting of the Elk
Ion chapter of Eastern Star, new
officers were elected.
Those elected were Mrs. John
Thomas, worthy matron; John
Thomas, worthy patron; Sadie
Knypstra, associate matron; Bon
nie Knypstra, associate patron;
Mrs. Dick Willey, conductress;
Mrs. Harold Albro, associate con
ductress; Mrs. Henry Beckley, sec
retary; and Mrs. Clyde Rydell,
treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crisman en
tertained the Elkton Lions Club
board meeting at their home re
cently with 14 members present.
During the business meeting it was
voted to assist the Rebekah Lodge
in sponsoring the queen and prin
cesses for the Drain Fair. They
also voted to help purchase uni
firms for the Little League ball
players.
Mother Visited
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crisman spent
a recent weekend in Salem at the
home of Mrs. Crisman's mother,
Mrs. Ethel Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Henderer,
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Henderer and
family and Mrs. Dick Willey all
attended the graduation of Mike
Slagle at the Corvallis Senior High
School recently. They also enjoyed
a family dinner as guests of Mrs.
Bernie Slagle at the Chinese Tea
Room.
Military Dept. Creates
State Armory Board
SALEM (AP)-The state Mili
tary Department has created a
state Armory Board, which will
supervise all National Guard ar
mories in Oregon. It will replace
39 local armory boards.
Members of the board are Col.
Paul L. Klievcr, Salem, asst. adj
utant general, president; Col. Wil
liam B. Foster, Eugene, vice pres
ident; Lt. Col. Clifford L. Sanders,
Ashland; Lt. Col. George W.
Boyd, La Grande; and Lt. Col.
Laurence M. Blaisdell, Salem.
SEE THE CONSTRUCTION
Qulntus Park Subdivision
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Wt'lt CEIEBRATING OUR h 1s
JUNE 15, 1960
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We sincerely want to thank each end every one
of you for the business you have helped us build.
Our aim for the future will be to offer even better
food and service,
Harry and Rena
Darrell and Pat
and the)
Snappy Service Gang
Glendale OES
Coming Year
and their guests drove to Hyatt
Lake (or an ouung. janet anep
herd returned to Wilmington with
the Evans family for a visit and
a trip to Disneyland.
Daughter Visits
Mr. and Mrs.- Ed Burgoyne of
Glendale are the parents of a 6
pound 14V4 ounce baby girl born
June 13 at the Josephine General
Hospital in Grants fass.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Bud)
SheDherd of Glendale are the par
ents of an 8 pound 8 ounce baby
boy born June 11, at the Josephine
General Hospital in Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vaughn
and family of Glendale recently
moved to umpire wnere ne is em
rjlnverl.
Dr. Richard Carlsen. who has
been associated with Dr. Robert
Roth in the Glendale Clinic, is mov
ing to Gold Hill where he will open
a medical otlice in me near iu
ture. i
Bartles Move
Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Bartle of
Glendale have moved to Yreka,
Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Dan William
son of Glendale have moved into
the Bartle home.
Georgia Mill of Glendale recent
ly visited with Judy Furlong at
Jerome Prairie.
Mary Lee Pate, who graduated
from the Glendale High School this
spring, is employed py a aenust in
Grants Pass.
The Gerald Fox family of Glen
dale drove to Brookings recently
on church business. They visited
with the new pastor of the Brook
ings church, the Rev. Bernard
Greenwalt, who, with two other
Linfield College students, assisted
the Glendale Baptist Church with
summer services eight years ago.
Sudie Allen of Medford visited
at the home of her parents, My.
and Mrs. Lee Allen, in Azalea over
a recent weekend. She was one
of the bridesmaids at Judy Fur
long's wedding held recently.
Bobby Dixon of Seattle, Wash.,
has arrived in Elkton by bus to
pay an extended visit at his grand
mother's, Mrs. Agnes Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Hudson
of Taft, Calif., were recent week
end guests at the Martin Suloff and
Agnes Hudson homes.
Charles Henderer returned home
last week from his studies at Ore
gon State College in Corvallis. He
left Mondav for Brookings with
Elaine Whitfield who returned from
Ashland where she has been at
tending Southern Oregon College.
They both have summer jobs in
Brookings.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pugh left
last week for Corvallis where John
received his masters degree from
Oregon State College. They plan to
spend the summer with John's
mother in Couer d'Alene, Idaho, at
a summer resort.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Bossen and
family of Estacada spent a recent
weekend at the parental T. J. An
drews home. Ronnie McCall and
John Binder returned to Estacada
for an extended visit with the Bos
sen family.
Lafe Stayton of Chico, Calif.,
was a recent overnight guest at
the Frank Binder home.
Passenger's Hint
Delays Air Liner
SPOKANE (AP)-A Northwest
Airlines plane was delayed for
about an hour and a half early
Wednesday while FBI agents and
local police made a thorough
search, checking on a passenger's
hint he had a bomb aboard.
Airline officials said a passen
ger created a disturbance on
flight 536 between Portland and
Spokane late Tuesday night and
indicated he had a bomb aboard.
When the four-engined plane land
ed at Spokane International Air
port it was parked on a ramp
away from the terminal while
officers made their search.
The plane resumed its schedule
after no explosive were found.
FBI agents questioned the pas
senger and U. S. Attorney Dale M.
ureen said lie was studying the
case to determine if prosecution
is warranted. The man was re
leased and reappeared at the air
port later Wednesday, where he
was refused passage on another
Northwest flight.
Two Canyonville Boys Win
Trophies At Marble Event
By VIRGINIA PROCTOR
Two Canvonville bnve won trn.
phies at the recent Oregonian
Marble Tournament in Portland.
George Mitchell, won a third nlar
trophy and Gary McConnell won
a sevenm.
Doyle Jones and Steve Hammond
also attended the tournament from
Canyonville. J. C. "Mac" McCon
nell drove the boys to Portland.
Canyonville Lions sponsor the event
locally.
The Rev. A. M. Shaffer of Can
yonville Bible Academy received
an honorary Doctor of Divinitv do-
gree from Northwest Bible College
ai aeatue, wasn., at commence,
ment exercises held June 10. Ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Shaffer and Roger and Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Dunbar, the
group attended a reception which
followed the commencement and
renewed acquaintance with many
CBA graduates.
They also attended a regional
get-together at Feaster's Restaur
ant in Seattle, including some 25
CBA alumni, with Mrs. Eleanor
runups as hostess. They were the
house guests of the L. W. Nobles
wnue in Seattle.
Parents Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Proctor Sr.,
of Pacoima, Calif., are making
their annual visit to the K. IS.
Proctor home.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hanson
and five children are visiting rela
tives in California. They planned
to attend me Giants' game at ban
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnson and
daughters, Judy and Bobbie, have
moved to Myrtle Creek where the
former is in business.
Mrs. Charles Hamlin and Piper
and Johnny of Springfield and Mrs.
Ed Hamlin were recent guests at
the John Hamlin home.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Simmons, Di
ane Simmons and Dick Richey
were Canyonville entries at the
Broken Arrow archer meet at
Lakeside recently.
Youth Attends Event
Howard Thompson, Canyonville
High School junior and son of Mr.
Movie Showtime
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1l
INDIAN THEATRE Doors opto 0:45. Com
plete snows 7:00-9:25. "Gallant Hours" 7:23
:. STARLITE DRIVE-IN Gates open 7:15. Show
Starrs at dusK. "Tnt snow Queen" ana
"Four Fast Guns"
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open 7:15.
Shows start at dusk. "Darby O'Gill and
the Little Peoole" and "The Bio Circus"
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherllnl Box
otflce opens at 7:00. snow starts at dusx.
"Operation Petticoat" and "The Miracle
Of The Hills"
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Shows start at dusk.
"A Hole in Tht Head" and "Return ot
Tht Fly"
FRIDAY, JUNE 17, lt
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open s:45. Com-
piers snows :uu-y:u. "bsiiant nours" r.iy
:
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Gates open 7:15. Show
sraris at ousk. "ino snow Queen" ano
"Four Fast Guns"
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open 7:15.
onows start or ousk. "oaroy O'Gill and
the Little Peoole" and "The Bin Clrcu"
BENETTA THEATRE (Winston! "It Started
wim a Kiss" ana "Gunman From La
redo" CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Suttierlln) Box
orrice opens at 7:00. snow starts at dusk.
"Operation Petticoat" and "The Mlraclt of
The Hills"
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN-Show starts at dusk.
-a noie in ine Head" and "Return 01
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and Mrs. Arthur Thompson. Is at
tending Boys' State at Oregon
State College in Corvallis this ween
Thomnson is one of 17 boys from
Douglas County attending this
event and was sponsored Dy 1 aius
Post 125, American Legion.
The Walkers motored to Crater
Lake recently to entertain the
church's summer workers, 10m
Brannon and Mrs. Louella Flatt,
showing them the points of interest
en route. Miss Murlene tterigm aiso
accompanied the party.
This same group attended an as
sociation meeting at Phoenix re
cently. Max Parker, Canyonville
visitor from Mississippi; Bill Os
gorn; the Rev. Walker; and Mrs.
Flatt were included on the pro
gram. High Court Upholds
Claim Of Widow
SALEM (API The widow of a
Portland air compressor operator
won benefits from uie state in
dustrial Accident Commission to
day when the state Supreme
Court held that her husband died
of a heart attack caused by exer
tion on his job.
Mrs. Bennie C. Olson filed the
suit after the commission denied
benefits. The commission said he
had symptoms of the attack be
fore starting to work, and that the
death was not connected to the
job.
The Supreme Court pointed out
that the workmen's compensation
law was amended in 1957 by set
ting aside the previous rule that
the injury must be accidental. The
court said the new law provides
that any workman who unexpect
edly is injured is covered by the
law, regardless of whether the
cause of the injury was accident
al. . .
The decision concluded that Ol
son s work contributed to the
heart attack.
The decision, by Justice Wil
liam C. Perry, affirmed circuit
judge Paul R. Harris of Multno-
man county.
utner decisions included :
City of Stanfield, appellate, vs.
William C. Burnett and others.
Appeal from Umatilla County.
Opinion by justice pro tem Orval
J. Millard, Judge William W.
Wells, affirmed. Suit to foreclose
lien against property owners for
a sewer charge.
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Frank Sinatra, Edward G. Robin
son, Eleanor Parker, Carolyn
Jones, Thelma Ritter and Kaenan
Wynn in "A HOLE ,IN THE
HEAD", plus "RETURN OF THE
FLY" starring Vincent Price.
Tonight thru Saturday
Cary Grants Tony Curtis
Submerged with 5 girls...
- na wonder the S. S. Sea
Tiger turned to a Shock,
ing Pink!
"OPERATION
PETTICOAT" In Color
; plus "THE MIRACLE
OF THE HILLS"
Open 7:15 .. . Shows start Dusk
, . NOW THRU SAT
. , Walt Disney
spins picture mogis
with a touch of blarney
"DARBY O'GILL
and the Little People"
in COLOR . . . plus
Thrills of the Big Top!
."THE BIG CIRCUS"
- in COLOR with
Vic Mature Red Buttons
Friday & Saturday
"IT STARTED WITH A
KISS"
Glenn Ford Debbie
' Reynolds
plus
"GUNMAN FROM
LAREDO"
Robert Knapp Jana Davi
NOW thru Saturday
Open 7:15 .. 1 Shows start Dusk
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