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2 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thuri., Oct. 27, 1960
Clendale Cub Scouts, Den
Mothers Tour Fire Station
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By MRS. C. B. FOX
A group of Glendale Cub ScoutJ,
their Den Mother!, tome other
mothers ind several gueits went
to Granta Pass recently to visit
the Grants Pass (ire station and no
roller skating at the Grants Pass
rink.
The youngsters were escorted
through the Grants Pass (ire sta
tion and shown the equipment, in
cluding trucks, hoses, and uniforms.
Those making the trip were
Cubs. Ronnie Whaley. Kobby Main
Speed Tracy, Mitchel Swanson,
Steve Fox, Larry Taylor, Del Mc
Purmid, Teddy Korthof, Larry
Korthof. and Billy Ward. Visitors
included Evelyn Kimbrough. Julie
Taylor, Barnara Ham, inrisue
Swanson, Betsy Tracy, Patricia
Ward, Susie Korthof, and Terry
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McDiarmid. Adults accompanying
the children included Mrs. James
Korthof, Mrs. Bill Ham, and Mrs.
Del McDiarmid, den mothers, and
Mrs. Floyd Taylor and Mrs. Fed
Ward.
One of the dens met at the home
of their den mother, Mrs. Del Mc
Diarmid recently, and took a hike
up to the Glendale city reservoir.
Salemltt Visits
Mrs. Art Fisher, former Azalea
resident now living in Salem, is
visiting with the Olio Worley fam
ily at Azalea. She expects to re
main about a week. Fisher is
working in a service station at Sa
lem. Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Rays have
moved into the house which bord
ers the Glendale high school prop
erty. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phillips and
two daughters, have moved back
to Glendale.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rogers of
Glendale are the parents of a 7
Sound JO ounces girl, Connie Sue,
orn Oct. 22 at the Josephine Gen
eral Hospital in Grants Pass.
The guest speaker at the Glen
dale Southern Baptist Church Sun
day, was the Rev. Everett North
of Lebanon. He spoke both in the
morning and the evening. The
church has been without a pastor
since late last summer.
Swedish Jet Crashes
STOCKHOLM (AP) A Swed
ish air force jet crashed into a
farmhouse near the central Swed
ish village of Kolsva today, killing
a 6-year-old child and six other
persons sitting at a table. The
plane set the building afire. The
pilot parachuted to safely.
Nation Joins WHO
GENEVA (AP) The new Af
rican republic of Mali accepted
the code of the World Health Or
ganization today and became
WHO's 951 h full member.
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MISS WINGS Charlene
Clauser was named Miss
Wings of 1961 at the 22nd
annual Wings Over the World
airshow and hostess beauty'
contest in Long Beach, Calif.
Charlene, 22, bested 13 do-,
mestic and international con
testants. She's a native of
Aurora, Colo.
End To Epidemic Ills
Seen In Next Decade
TOKYO (AP) Except for flu
and possibly smallpox, the major
epidemic diseases may be wiped
out in the coming decade, doctors
were told at the U.S. Pacific Air
Force Medical Conference Tues
day. "Given peace, economic stabil
ity and continued support of
health programs in critical areas,
we may indeed see the elimina
tion of the major epidemic in
fectious diseases," said a report
by Col. Harold V. Ellingson, com
mander of the Air Force Medical
Service School, Gunter Air Force
Base, Ala.
He added, however, that the
threat of deadly new strains of
influenza virus may always exist
and there is continuing danger of
smallpox epidemics in the United
Males and elsewhere.
For Each Child With Parents -- Friday & Saturday
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Chicken 'N Liver
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DUNDEE -oi. tin
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Candy Bars ITC'l - 87c
Ass't Drops S&sl 79c
Chocolate Mints 39c
Fruit Ball Rolls K,, . 79c
Bubble Gum Boxerof6o..49c
Candy Cornfo 69c
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