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promotion banquet for Southern
Pacift? employes. Bernard is'
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Mr. Dan O'Bannon of this city;
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grandchildren, Mrs. Marjone Tuck;
and Leslie and Dana.
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man is a forester with the Bureau
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vallis is arriving here this week
end to join her son and daughter-
: in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W.
1 1.ee Jr., and baby, Elizabeth, for
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attended the convention of the Ore
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held at the Multnomah Hotel on
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Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and
children have returned to Tiller
inter a week's visit in Port Or
chard, Wash., where they were
guests of his parents, Mr. and
Mis. Mart Davis, and her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Fleming, and
oilier relatives in that vicinity.
They attended the dedication of .
the new sanctuary of the Friendly
Street Christian Church in Seattle, .
of which the Davises are mem-1
hers. Also in Seattle, they visited 1
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Downend, who
formerly resided in Roseburg. They )
are cousins of Davis.
Havis was on vacation from his
duties on the staff of the Tiller
Hanger Slai.jn.
Ashland Visit
i Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Huffman
: and daughter were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McKenzie.
former Tiller residents, who now
live in Ashland.
Richard Tilibetts, a freshman at
Southern Oregon College at Ash-1
land, is spending his vacation witn
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. tan un
belts and family at Drew.
Harry Carson, timber manage
ment administrator on the staff of
the Cow Creek District, is acting
district ranger during the absence
of Hanger John 0. Wilson and As
sistant Ranger Stan Sorgenfrei,
who are now on annual leave.
At Tiller Station
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McNeil and
family spent last weekend in Fu
gene visiting the former's brother,
Clyde McNeil, who has been se
riously ill.
Mrs. K. 0. King of Minneapolis
has arrived to spend the Christ
mas holidays, with her son-in-law
and daughter,' Mr. and Mrs. Mil
lard M. Lilligren and family at
their home at the Tiller Ranger Sta
tion. Mrs. King made the trip hy
iiain and was met in Eugene by
the Lilligrens.
Vernon McCiinnis, assisted Dy ins
son. Keith, of Canyonville,
has
been constructing a new chimney i
and doing repair work necessitat
ed bv the recent fire at the l1e
Ginni' home at. Tiller. The Elder
MrGinnis is on a week's annual
leave from his work with the For
est. Service.
A daughter, Elizabeth Ann, was
horn Dec. 18 in a Medford hospital
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Roseburg Rural Fire Chief Cliff
Thrasher today said the state fire
department instructors' organiza
tion will approach the stale legis
lature during its next session to
ask for funds to establish a state
training center for firemen.
Thrasher said they will ask for
the training center to be establish
ed in Salem, where the stale has
some 200 million dollars worth of
property.
This recommendation came from
instructors from various de
partments in Ihe slate who met
recently in Four Corners. In addi
lion to Thrasher, Douglas County
was represented by Roseburg Fire
Chief Don Starmer and Bt. Chief
l.eroy Siebold and Ray Norton,
Myrtle Creek Fire Department
training instructor.
In addition to the stale center,
the group voted to work toward
establishing centralized training
centers in each area. Thrasher
said the local firemen plan to ask
for aid from the County Court in
establishing one in Douglas County.
If a tobacco tax is levied in Ore
gon, he said they will ask that a
j portion of the money raised be giv
I en to counties to finance firemen
'education and training centers.
"There are over 7.000 firemen in
the stale hungry for training,"
Thrasher said. The state spends
more money on training real estate
salesmen and nurses than it does
to protect life and properly."
The local rural fire chief said
two oilier important recommenda
tions made at the F'our Corners
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martin
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Mot Springs. S.P. lo 1122 W. Mili
tary. Martin is a clerk at Byrd's
Market.
to Mr. and Mrs. Art Rifielow of
Shady Cove. The baby has a sister
and throe brothers, including one
sol of twins. She is a granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins
and great-granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Anton Erlebaeh. all of
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