Dixonville College Students Arrive home For Holidays
By JEAN RADCLIFFE
Several college students have ar
rived in Dixonville to spend the
holidays.
Pat Hatfield, a junior at Colorado
State University, Ft. Collins, Colo.,
where he is a veterinary student,
is home. Home from Oregon State
College at Corvallis are Errol Mad
dox, Gary Haas, Bill .Meloy and
Pat Beckley. Students visiting from
the University of Oregon, Eugene
are Gene Wagner and Joe Eilert.
Richard and Donna Blaze have
arrived home from their respective
schools to spend the Christmas hol
idays with their mother, Mrs. War
jorie Blaze and grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Short. Richard at
tends a military academy In South-' at the end of the program to p re
em California and Donna is lu-Uent gifts of candy to aU the cbil
dent at St. Pauls School in Walla dren
Walla U'u-h "
Vonda Miller, twin daughter of
Walla, Wash.
Parents Visited
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Miller drove
to Eugene one day last week, where
they visited Miller's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Miller. The two
couples then went on to Portland,
where they visited the new Lloyd
Center and shopped.
The Deer Creek School held its
annual Christmas program with
a large group in attendance. The
band students played several num
bers and Christmas carols were
sung. The nativity scene was also
presented. Santa Clau appeared
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and
William Boynton of Paramount,
Calif., have left for Reno, Nev.,
where they plan to be married. The
young couple were accompanied
by Boynjon's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Boynton. The young
couple will make their home in
Paramount.
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kuykendal
and son of Gold Beach were re
cent visitors of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Melton. '
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brodie and: lives. They plan to be gone
son of Eugene were recent visitors I weeks.
in the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Leonard Swift.
Grandson Born
Mrs. Al Radrliffe has received
word of the birth of a grandchild
to her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard (Dick') Knisc
of Colorado Springs, Colo. The
baby, born Dec. 17 is the ninth
child for them. Dick is a former
employe of the News-Review.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry and
son accompanied his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Perry, to Adolphus, Ky., recently.
The group planned to stop en
route in Oklahoma to visit rela-
two
Drain High School
Scene Qf Program
The annual Christmas program
w.u be held at the Drain
High School Thursday at 8 p.m.,
reports Sirs. William Guthrie, cor
respondent. The grade school vocal group,
under the direction of. Mrs. Buck
ner, will form a living Christmas
tree and sing a selection of Christ
mas songs.
The high school choir, consisting
of 130 students, will also sing, un
der the direction of Mr. Hunter.
The band, under the direction of
Theos Harman, will also present
several selections.
Oregon's 451st Fatality
Dies In Portland Crash
PORTLAND (AP) A traffic
crash claimed the life Monday
Union s ruuip nut", e, 01 rori-
Authorities said Pingo's car
veered into a utility pole and then
sla.nmed into a building. Pingo
died several hours later of a rup
tured liver, g hospital spokesman
said.
It was Oregon's 451ft traffic
fatality of the year, and the 23rd
in December, in ths Associated
Press tabulation.
PATRONIZE
NEWS. REVIEW
ADVERTISERS
Wed., Dm. 21, 1960 The
Roseburg, Ore.
Californian Returns Home
Following Visit In Winston
By PHEBE MCCUIRE
Mrs. Phillip Richter and small
daughter of Santa Monica, Calif.
recently returned to their home
after spending two weeks with her
brother-in-law and sister, Air. and
Mrs. Vein Bratsch m Winston,
Hunt Returns
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in San Diego, Calif., on business
and visiting with relatives. He was
accompanied by An Ross, who vis
ited in Altadena, Calif,
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spent one day last week in Coos
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Gale Bast is in Winston to spend
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College. Louise will be home for
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Lee
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spend the holidays visiting M r s.
Lee's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Elton
. jacKson.
The Rev. and Mrs. Don Mitchell
moved from Roseburg Saturday to
Texas. The former in addition to
being a minister, was driver for
the Douglas County Bookmobile
sinco September when Carl Tis
dale resigned. New driver of the
bookmobile is William Turner ot
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Strickling
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wallers
were in Eugene Sunday to visit
friends. They were dinner guesta
of Mrs. Wallen's son, Richard SU
Onge, and family.
Mrs. K. F. Armsen left Sunday
night for the San Francisco Bay
area where sne is visiung ner son
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Jon Roberts, and son, Mark. Arm
son will go later to spend the holi
days with his wife and the Hob
erls family.
Seemen apprentice Alee AlcOow.
.11, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
McDowell, is home to visit until
Dec. 31 with his Darents. McDow
ell has been attending fire control
technician) school at San Diego.
Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crenshaw of
San Angelo, Texas, are expected
to arrive this week to visit at
the home of the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Eddy, and
Crenshaw's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Crenshaw. Young Cren
shaw, who i in the U.S. Air Force,
will leave early in February for
duty in Italy. .
Mist Arl.n. L.itlco of Ventura,
Calif., arrived in Roseburg Mon
day night to visit for two weeks
with ner parents, Air. ana Mrs.
R. Lestico. Miss Lestico is a
teacher at Camarillo, near Ven
tura.
Miss Grace Smurr of Pasadena,
Calif., has been here the last few
days, after having been called to
Portland by the death of her sis
ter, Mrs. unaries rv. lona. sne
accompanied Dr. Todd back to
Roseburg for a atop over oetore
returning home.
Washington Eyes
Higher School Cost
OLYMPIA (AP) A legislative
committee aays Washington's pub
lic school costs will go up $42.7
million in the next two years even
without pay increases for teach
ers, which arc variously recom
mended at $27.2 to $61.5 million
more.
The first figure was reported
Monday by a legislative Budget
Committee. It predicted an enroll
ment increase from 652,994 pupils
last Oct. lto 695.300 by Oct. 1,
1962. It said this would send com
mon school costs up from $507.3
million this biennium to $550 mil
lion in 196163.
The report said $4 million could
be expected from higher yields oh
present taxes and from federal
aid, but it didn't suggest how to
provide the remaining money.
As for teachers' salaries, there
are these proposals: By the super
intendent of public instruction, an
increase of 5.5 per cent or $27.2
million; by Gov. Roscllini, $39.9
million, by tte School Directors'
Association, $41 million and by the
Washington Education Associa
tion, $61.5 million.
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