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The "rebels" were part of the CivllWar Centennial ceremonies held on the aame day. J
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By MRS. WILLIAM BkNKS
Word has been received by Guy
Moore, secretary of the Camas Val
ley Grange, that the Camas Valley
Grange has won second place in
Uiejflational Grange-Sears Roe
bucK jjsundation ComjflVnity Serv
ice (.West, w
The Grange will receive a $100
savings bond and a plaque.
Some community service pro
jects that Grfcaje members have
participated in were: Maintenance
of the disposal area, sponsoring of
teenue dances, cleaning of cem
etey in the valley area, sponsor-
Sutherlin Pair!
Hosts Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jacobson
of Sutherlin had as i bouse guest
last week the former's sister, Mrs.
Frances Barnes, from Anacordes,
Wash., reports Barbara Liesinger,
correspondent.
Family Returns
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whitford
and four children have returned
to Sutherlin to make their home,
after an absence of several months.
The Whitfords resided during that
time in Cottage Grove.
Oversight guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Torrey over
a recent weekend were Mrs. Tor
rey's sister, Mrs. W. J. Weller,
and daughter of Portland. Miss
Weller, a junior at Stanford Uni
versity, was en route to Palo Alto,
Calif., to begin the fall term.
Mr. and Mis. Glen Godfrey of
Winchester Bay were Sutherlin vis
itors one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bellls drove
to Portland recently where Mrs.
Bellis visited at the holt of Mrs.
Joe Hack, while her Ifssband at
tended to business matters.
Driving to Eugene last week
were Mrs. Victor Rosemeyer, Mrs.
Irvin Montgomery and Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Rosemeyer. The
group visited the former's husband,
who was a patient at Sacred Heart
Hospital in that city,
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Relatives Altera
Thur., Sept. 29, I960 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 7-
Glide PTA Budget
To Be Presented
The Glide PTA will meet at 8
p.m. Monday at the high school
multi-purpose room reports Mrs.
Arthur Selby, correspondent. The
budget for this year will be pre
sented at the business meeting for
approval.
Preceding the regular meeting,
the executive committee will meet
at 7:30 p.m.
Douglas County Juvenile officer,
Julian Helleck, will be guest speak
er. Following' his talk, a question
and answer period will be held.
Elementary teachors Mrs. Clarice
DeBernaaai and Mjs. Mary War-'
riner are in charge of refresh
ments. , . .
ing the Red Cross Bloodmobile vis
it and other projects.
Last year the Camas Valley
Grange placed in the top ten win
ner's group.
The winning Grange in Oregon
was Vale Grange in Malheur
County. The Camns Valley Grange
scrapbook was compiled by Guy
Moore.
Youjh &rolls
r. Dave Thrush ttoH her son.
Lftsram Brown, to CorTallisfttst
VWfek where he enrolled fop-iiis
'Qnor year at Oregon State Col.
ffege. Mrs. Richard Thrush accom
panted them.
Others entering Oregon State
from Camas Valley were Mary
White and LeAnn Moody, fresh-
men,, and Bob Thrush Jr.
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Banks last week were
Mr. and Mrs. M. Sandoval and
two sons from Tonrfice. Calif.
Mrs. Sandoval is the rimer Carol
Perry, niece of Mrs. Banks, and
she had resided in the valley sev
eral years ago.
Camaft-yalley School Superin
tendent UJ. Monger has repirtt'C
RWlMWA'SIEt SW&B SLATED .:
Xi E-psifen Chapter of Beta Sigma-
Ph'i' will hol'd a rummage sale
S5tfjir,d6.,y fn.im. fc30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
ahth'eiR'osebJJBgi Women's Club.
the regular meeting of the s
board will be held Oct. 12 at the
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson and
granddaughter, Helen, have re
turned to their home in upper Cam
as Valley following a trip to East
ern Oregon where they visited for
mer valley residents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Ellis, now residing' in Mt.
Vernon.. They also visitedi friends
ln.Dayville . and John Day,
Louis Pryor has returned to his
home following a trip to Washing
ton wnere ne visited various ranch
es having registered Hereford
cattle.
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53&ws trnvaqpOTSt Wt kind 'sai.ape they? This Rind: two feet
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shorter; mawy psm&& emer, a esBplebOf hundred dollars less in
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lavishly. Has rMenty,of trunk. Its fully-nitized body is very quiet,
very tough. Lancer is also mannerly. It corners decisively, takes a
. well scarred road with aplomb. Parks obediently: More reasons tOQ
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well.ofeel good. The engine is highly spirited, but extremely lit on
regular gasoline. One more thing, Lancer'is built by Dodge. Our
name is on it. ThisVieans Lancer will stay nice and shiny. How so?
The body is rustproofed by an exclusive Chrysler Corporation
process. Enough talk. Meet Lancer at your Dodge Dealer. Now.
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' By PHEB)McGUIRE
Anion? relatives who were in
Winston to attend the fiuural of
K. H. Benson were: nisvjturems,
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Benson of
Logan, Utah; Mrs. Viola Baird, a
sister, and her daughter of El Cer-
rito, Calif.: Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
F. Christianson. the latter being a
sisfifi from Logan, Utah; Merlin
Benson, brother, of Salt Lake-City,
Utahand a son, Aeim eaosun,
andrfajnily of Bodega, CaliiV
Trip TafSi
The Mesdame's Fred Albertus,
Gary Albertus and Arthur Albertus
drove to Monroe on business one
day recently. They stopped in Eu
gene to shop and visit relatives.
Guestv-in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Kobernik last week
jfire Mrs. Clarence Farmer and
ms. Ben Gomez from Shoshoioj)
Calif. They had vacationed ear:
Her at Lake Tahoe and Mt. Lassen
National Park. Mrs. Caroline Hard
ing from Trail, mother iiLMrs. Ko
bernik, was also a ivm for the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ryder and
three daughters and Steve McGuire
recently drove to tfie coast for a
day. , f-.
Mr. and Mrs. Wi-fod F. Schell
Jr. of Medford, were visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Schell in Winston last week. The
former assisted at the Winston
Lumber & Supply while his father
was hospitalized with a broken
heel. Schell is at home now and
progressing as well aQaa be ex
pected. . , ' ' '
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NAMED rtVOY
Fraser Wilkins, a career for- .
eign service officer, hat been
named by the1 President to bif
first U. S. ambamdoW
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BELGRADE. Yugoslavia (AP)
A . Yugoslav girl, Bisera Hami-
dovic, 10, is the mother ot two
sons, the magazine Sport and
World hat reported. The girl
ran away from home with Pa
saga Osmanovic, 12, when she
was i, the magazine said, and
their oldest child is no) a year
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BRUSSELS. Belsium (AP)
Premier Gaston Eyakens Tuesday
outlined a government austerity
program stemming from Bel
gium's economic setbacks brought
about by Congolese independence.
It includes new taxes totaling
$120 million and cuts in govern
ment expenditure totaling $200
minion.
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