Thur., June 16, 1960
The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7
Ycncalla Scouts
Given Awards
6 The News-Review, Roseburg Ore. Thur., June 16, 1960
Gel in on the fun.
easy to plan
By MRS. GEORGE EDES
At a meeting of the Yoncalla
Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts held
recently, five boys became Bob
cats in Cub Scout Pack 44. Boys
receiving the awards were Gary
Bryant, Donald Coggswell, Terry
Duncan, Bobbie Turner and Bob
. bie Lee.
Those receiving wolf badges were
Denny McHaffie, Loren Putman,
and David Blake. Larry Knowles
received the lion badge.
Allen Everly was awarded one
silver arrow under wolf badge and
a gold arrow under bear badge.
Honor Court Held
Boy scouts of Troop 44 recently
held their court of .honor. Camp
Fire patches were presented to
David Balfour, Terry Bowman,
Rodney Jackson, Joe Thorp, John
nie Webb, Loyal Burns, Jack
Barnes, Lavern Anderson, Larry
Russell and Bob Alexander.
Arrowheads went to Tommy El
lis, Larry Hoagland, David
Knowles, Bill Johnston, Steve Far
rell, Jim Allsup and John Meyers.
Oregon Trail patches went to Da
vid Balfour, Terry Bowman, Joe
Thorp, Johnny Webb and Lavern
Anderson. ,
Larry Hoagland and Rodney
Jackson were advanced to first
class. David Balfour, Hal Phillips
and Danny Henderson became ten
derfoot scouts.
Assistant Installed
Steve Farrell was installed as
' ..;.nii4 (..rmtmnstpiv .Tnhn
1UIUU1 roaiaLiii. o..."---,
Meyers, Mike Latham and Tommy
Ellis as patrol leaders ; noger jumi-
! TiM Allen and T.nvnl RlirnS
as assistant patrol leaders; and
t Unnnland minrtermnster.
Members of the troop recently
participated in an ouiing ui. voiuf
Tsiltcoos ana mey spem mm uj
on the coast and another hiking
and fishing.
U.S., Soviets To Start
Formal Air Pact Talks
w a eiTTMriTnTtf fAP Thft Unit
ed States and the Soviet Union
will start formal talks on a com'
mercial air agreement in Wash
Ctnl Tlnnnt-fmnnt nff Mills Raid
a Soviet note received last week
accepted a U.S. invitation, aim
suggested the July 18 date.
Gen. E. F. Loginov, chief of the
Soviet civil air fleet, will head the
Soviet delegation No u.d. cicie
gation has been named thus far.
r,tr.n:n citrt thorn in nn inni
cation what routes the Soviets will
ask or offer in exchange.
U.S. authorities probably would
be satisfied wiui an imuui beicc
ment opening the New York
On the American side, Pan
American World Airway has the
authority to fly to Moscow and
Aeroflot, the state-owned Soviet
agency, wouia oe run mu f
posito number.
De Gaulle Assures Free
Choice For Algerians
parts fAP) President
Charles de Gaulle Tuesday gave
his personal guarantee that rebel
ling Algeria will be completely free
eventually to cnoose n own m
ture. He said everyone concerned
will be able to help fix conditions
for the vote.
In a new policy statement on
the 5V4-ycar-old insurrection, De
Gaulle also repeated his appeal to
the rebel leaders to como to
France and discuss an nonoraDie
end to the fighting."
Do Gaulle, in a radio-TV ad
dress, said he believed "We were
never closer to finding a real so
lution to the rebellion.
Log Prices Steady
Despite Market Slump
CORVALLIS (AP)-Log prices
held steady last week despite the
plywood market slump, tho woek
ly Oregon State College farm
forest products report said.
There was some talk that prices
might go down, not only because
of the plywood situation but be
cause of some decline in green
lir uimDor prices.
The report said No. 1 Douglas
fir peelers brought $77 to $87 a
thousand board feet in the Mod-ford-Grnnls
Pass area, $100 to
$110 in tho Southern Willamette
Valley, $105 to $115 in Linn County,
$110 in tho northeast Willamette
Valley and $100 to $110 on the
north coast of Oregon.
Greyhound Negotiators
Reach Contract Accord
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Ne
gotiators have reached agrcomcnt
on a contract covering Western
Greyhound's drivers and station
employes.
The terms will be submitted to
union members of tho bus lines
system In 11 western states.
A Greyhound spokesman de
clined Tuesday to discloso terms
of the agreement, or say whether
h was lor a one or iwo-ycar contract.
Donald L. Rhodes, business
agent of the Amalgamated Motor
Coach employes union, was not
available.
Oregon Trucking Firms
Show Reduced Profits
SALEM (AP) Oregon over-th
road trucking firms are taking in
more money but making less prof
It, Public Utility Commissioner
Jonel C. Hill said.
During the first three months
of this year, they had gross rev
enues of $124,219,665, or 13 millions
more than in the similar period
of 1959.
But their profit was $2,986,622.
compared with $4,337,952 in the
nrst quarter of last year.
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NAMED Arthur W. Eckman,
a Vicksburg, Miss., native is
new president ot the nrsr
Church of Christ Scientist.
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especially for this event. The vitoiety
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(Pss't, lady, why not let your man
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Fresh Buns Hamburger?
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Danish Rolls SSL Pk3.
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Cling Peaches Xwrfc.... mm 29c
Sliced Pineapple 21c
Libby's Beans green beans tins
5 22c
Instant Milk Dry Milk solid? ., pkg. 93c
Apple Juice fancy quality 3 r $1
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Lunch Box Sandwich Spread, fill egg white halves with mixture.
Delicious deviled eggs.
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It's made exclusively with
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Buy the finest for less .
French Fries 3' 85c
Sauerkraut ' 5 & $1
C.: Wiv Krusteaz for deep 20-oi.
rri-IVlIX fat frying pkg. MC
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Cigarettes .'. cn. $1,89
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Robert J. Frinclts, seaman ap
prentice, USN, son of Mrs. Alice
L. f rancies ot ibo s.n. jviosner,
Roseburg, returned to San Diego,
Calif., May 31,' aboard the des
troyer USS Morton after . a five
month tour of duty with the U.S.
Seventh Fleet in the Western Pa
cific,
Kermlt J. Johnson, boilerman
third class, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth w. Johnson ot Ulen-
dale, Ore., departed Long Beach,
calif., May 17, aDoara me destroy
er USS Alfred A. Cunningham for
duty in the Western Pacific.
Fred i. scnuue, 21, son 01 Mr.
and Mrs. George Schulze, 469 W.
Hazel, Roseburg, Ore., recently
was promoted to sergeant in Ger
many where he is a member of,
the 4th Armored Division.
Armv Pvt. Terry L. Buchanan.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Merle R. Bu-'
chanan. Azalea, Ore., was assigned :
June 2 to the Headquarters Com
pany, Special Troops, rort ausus,
Va.
W ant E. Snider, airman ap
prentice, USN, son of Mrs. Louise
S. Snider of Yoncalla, Ore., is serv
ing aboard the attack aircraft car
rier USS Coral Sea currently un
dergoing operational training exer
cises off the coast of Southern Cali
fornia, 1 ' '
New Lt. Cdr. Harold L. Marr,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J..S. Marr
of Route 1, Box 14S, Roseburg,
and husband of the former Miss
Mildred A. Randall of Brooksville,
Fla., graduated May 26, from the
Naval Postgraduate School, Mon
terey, Calif.
Army Pvt. Jefferson L. Moore,
23, son of Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Moore, Route 1, Roseburg, recent
ly was assigned to the 24th Infan
try Division in Germany. t
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Visiting Hours
2 to 3:30 p.m. end 7 to I p.m.
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitttd
Medical: Mrs. Richard Blehm,
Mrs. Dell Raft, Mrs. WUllarn
Knight, Roseburg; Mrs. Wadel ,
f UKat, Mrs. Marvin oeeman, mani
as Valley; Shiela Stone, Myrtla
Surgery: Mrs. Daniel Roske, Lee
Turner, Roseburg; Mrs. Ethan,
Tonole, Lakeside; , Mrs. Jess Moon,
Azaieu. .
Discharged
Mrs. Mark Vnndcrhoff and son.
Mark Allen, Janet Edwards, Katie
Ball, Selmer Looney, Mrs. Wyllys
insley ana aaugnier, aroiyii jum;
Barbara Allen. Milly Agee, William
Scott, Roseburg; Mrs. Leo Horn ,
and aaugnter, ueora nay, m i 9.
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ol Monique, Oakland; Emma Fritz, '
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er, Glide; Mrs. George Goodell,
Sutherlin. . '
Mercy Hospital -
Admitted . : i
Medical: Mrs. . Jordon Stacy,
Harriett Carlson, Winston; Wil
liam Couch, Myrtle Creek; Dale
Russworm, wudut; lea curiuur,
Glendale. 1
Surgery: Robert Phillips, James
Keefe, Roseburg; Catmeen Pal
cott, Glide; Willie Cookscy, Win
ston; James McHughill, Oakland.
Discharged
Mrs, Clarence Wells, Mrs. Sol
Coles, Andrew Erskine, Mrs. Gur
ney McDanlel, Kenneth Richmond,
Mrs. Robert Crandall and so n,
Robert Byron, Roseburg; Mrs.
Arthur Lacourse, Dillard; John
White, McArthur Wixson, Myrtle
Creek; Mrs. Robert Parker, Oak
land. '
Pleasure Trip Taken
By Tenmile Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Coats and
daughter Lorena Loomls ot Ten
mile and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Beat
ty of Eugene recently drove to
Odell Lake and Crescent Lake
to fish and to camp.
Mrs. Clare Coats and Mrs. Beat
ty are sisters.
Anyone having news In the area
covered by the Tenmile corre
spondent, Mrs. Walter Coats, for
the Roseburg News-Review, please
telephone Mrs. Dewoy Chamblon,
who will substitute for Mrs. Coats
for the next two weeks. 1
Interim Committee
To Turn Back Funds
SALEM (AP) - The legislative
interim committees will spend
about 25 per cent less than the
$215,000 which the Legislature
gave them, Kenneth Bragg, state
fiscal officer, said.
BraRg said he expects them to
turn $47,000 back to the gonoral
fund.