,12 The Newi-Reriew, Roieburg, Ore. Mon., Jon. 9, 1961
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lights' Meeting Staged At Tiller
School finances, particularly re-
apportionment of rural school
funds, created the most lively dis
cussion during the "Lights on for
Kdueation" meeting at the Tiller
Drew Grade School Thursday
night, according lo Mrs. .Milton;
Haininersly, Jvews Hevtew corre
spondent. Guy AIcGee, chairman of Hie
Counlv rural school board, and
Mrs. Fritz Snyder, president of!
(he South Douglas Business and
Professional Women's Clubs, both;
of Days Creek, and Klmo Pichtand;
llillard M. l.illigren of Tiller com-1
posed the panel, with Principal Ar-j
gyle Matthews of the local school1
presiding as moderator.
About 30 persons attended the
meeting and joined in the general
discussion. Many matters expected
to come before the 19(il Oregon
legislature received attention, with
school bus and highway safety
laws, in addition to the finance mat
ter, being of particular interest.
Members of th audience were in
vited to make notes of their opin
ions on various questions discuss
ed, and a tabulation of results will
be made lo determine majority at
titudes locally. Principal Matthews
suggested that possibility of hold
ing similar meetings for further
discussion be explored.
FROM NINE TO FIYE
By Jo Fischer
got everything but your smoke signals."
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Canyonville
House Event
By VIRGINIA PROCTOR
The early hours of 1961 saw
most Canvonvillagers in the com
pany of family and friends.
Mr. and Airs, Lee Fisher enter
tained at a housewarming New
Year's eve in their new home on
Gazley road near Canyonville. At
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Ulatn, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weav
er, Miss Bess Clough. Mrs. Flor
ence Brady, George Montgomery,
Walt Jensen. Mr. ana airs. Glen
Edwards and. children of Rose-
burg, I.arry Burden and Barbara
Marshall. A buffet supper and
cards were featured during the
evening.
Reunion Held
A holiday family reunion at Cul
ver included members of the Roe
family: Mr. and Mrs. John Terry
and girls, the Dan rtoe lamiiy,
the Walter Mault family, Melvin
Roe of Bakerstield and Dean Roe.
Jlrs. Mvrtle Roe was hostess.
The Don Nicholson family re
lumed New Year s day from
California vacation where they
were the guests ot Mrs. r-mma
Derry berry.
Mrs. Bart Nordling and sons,
Bill and John joined Mr. Nordling
at Bozeman, Mont, for the holi
day week.
Brankeys On Tour
Word from the Harry Brankeys
who spent the holiday in Gardtn
Grove, Calif., idicates that they
will lour Southwestern U. S. and
Mexico before returning to Can
yonville. The Senior MYF of the-Canyonville
Methodist Church, members
and guests, were entertained New
Year's eve at the home of their
leader. Bill Pilhofer.
House guests at the Norman Han
son home for the holidays were
Miss Sybil Stoland of Tacoma,
John Stoland and Millard Stoland
of Carpio, N. D.
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williams
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Inspection Held
At Winston Club
By PHEBE McGuir
Mrs. Zelda K. Pucketl. National
Committcewoman and State Man
ager of Portland, inspected the
ritualistic work of the Woodmen
Circle Umpqua Grove 51 at their
formal meeting Monday evening
at Evergreen Grange Hall in Win
ston. Members discussed plans for a
rummage sale which will be held
at the Rosebutg Women's Club in
Roseburg. Jan. 21. Anyone having
clothing to donate may phone OS-9-8442
for pick up.
Reports were given by Alma
Walker and Gertie Hess regarding
the Community Christmas Store
held in Roseburg in December in
which the Grove participated joint
ly with the r.vergreen Grange.
Grove Year Books were recent
ly completed through the coopera
tion of Bella Holm, llary Lynn
Holm, Bea Cornilsen and Agnes
Veach and were distributed to the
membership by president Phcbe
McGuire.
Following the business meeting
a social hour was held honoring
the birthdays of Ruby Tucker, Rea
Cornilsen and Ethel Slahaugh. Pic
tures were taken and visiting was
predominate during the serving of
refreshment hy Sarah Cyrus and
Marjorie Doyle.
The next meeting, Monday. Jan.
23. will be a social at the home of
Gertie Hess with Ann Strong and
Rachel Tanner as co-hostesses.
Viola While, work basket ser
vice club president, announced the
club will meet at her home in
Winston, Tuesday. Jan. 17 at 7:30
p.m. Each member is asked to
bring a tea towel.
Canyonville Family Returns
From Holiday Vacation Trip
By VIRGINIA PROCTOR
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Proctor and
family returned to Canyonville last
week from a two week holiday trip
to Los Angeles and Chicago, at
tending family reunions in both
cities.
In Los Angeles they were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Proctor Sr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Proctor and visited with
other members of the family and
friends.
In Chicago, they were the guests
of the Charles E. Huwen family
and were joined there by Mr. and
Mrs. K. J. Huwen of Tampa, Fla.,
and Mr. and Mrs. William Hiber
and son of Anchorage, Alaska.
The Hibers, former Roseburg res
idents and well known in the Can
yonville area as well, speak en
enthusiastically about Anchor
age, where Mrs. Hiber is promo
tion manager of the Midnight Sun
Broadcasting company and has a
daily program on the local TV
station there. Hiber is in the body
and fender repair business.
Mary Dunlap Wins Prize
Mary Dunlap of Days Creek was
awarded the prize afghan by the
Three Links club of Canyonville
at their regular meeting at the
IOOK hall Tuesday evening. In
other business the group made
plans for the installation of offi
cers of Bertha Rebekah Lodge No.
188 to be held this week.
Film of Trip Shown
John Season Jr., and Robert
Casebeer of Riddle showed their
slides of this summer's hiking trips
over the mountains of Oregon to
the Nickel Mountain Rock Club
which held its regular meeting at
the Bill Pilhofer residence Thurs
day evening.
The O.E.S. Signet, loaned by
Roseburg Chapter to Oregon Chap
ter in 1948 after the Masonic tem
ple in Canyonville burned, was re
turned recently by a large group
of Oregon Chapter members.
Officially returning the signet
was S. Frank Brown who was
Worthy Patron of Oregon Chapter
at the time it was borrowed. The
signet was returned at this time in
order that it might be a part of
Roseburg Chapter's 75th annivers
ary scheduled for later this month.
Other Oregon Chapter activities
include the mailing of a box uf
gifts to the Masonic and Eastern
Star home at Forest Grove sent
in time for Christmas.
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Tiller Family In Return
From Lengthy Holiday Trip
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Days Creek Church
Scene Of Baptism
Michael David Gaulke, infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaulke,
of Ashland was baptized at the
Hays Creek Community Methodist
Church, with Rev. Alice May Wool
ley officiating, according to Mrs.
Ralph Martin. News-Review cor
respondent. The godparents were
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gaulke. Also ; families in Washington. Fog caused
attending ine service were an- cancellation of her plans to fly.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Belcher
returned to their home at Tiller
following an extended holiday trip
to California. Plans to attend the
East-West Shrine game in San
Francisco were thwarted when
they were unable to obtain tick
els, according to Mrs. Milton flam
mcrsly, News-Review correspond
ent. They spent Christmas with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Slanley Williams, in Areata
and their grandson, Dean Williams,
who flew home from Ft. l-eonard
Wood, Missouri, for a holiday fur
lough. Continuing southward, they vis
ited various relatives in the Bay
area, including Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Smith and family in Santa Clara,
and Mr. and Mrr. Ed Estes and
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lopas in
Watsonville. Mrs. Belcher is an
aunt of Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Estes
and a great-aunt of Mrs. Lopaz.
They were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Keszely and son of
Eureka en route home Mrs. Kes
zely is their granddaughter.
To Washington
Mrs. George R. Skaugsct is back
at her home, the former Howell
property, after spending the holi
days visiting her sons and their
children were weekend guests of
his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Horton, in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hunter and
children have moved into the Coop-e-
and Young house at the highway
junction near the Furlong bridge.
They formerly lived on Ihe mill
bill.
Coast Visit
Mrs. J. V. Lewis and children
traveled to the coast during the
holidays for a brief visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Louie Elliott, former Til
ler residents.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Porter and
children drove to Eugene New
Year's, where they stayed over
night. Both logging and road building
operations have been suspended
until spring by Cone Logging Com
pany of Itosehurg on forest serv
ice units purchased by Roseburg
Lumber Company located in the
Zinc Creek area.
Mrs. Vern Lerwill substituted as
primary teacher at the local school
two days last week during the ill
ness of Mrs. Howard Ward.
W-D Toastmistresses
Elect 1961 Officers
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chad's maternal grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil McNces of Tiller
and his paternal grandparents, Mr.
and Airs. Jack Gaulke of Mt, Ver
non. Ore
From OSC
Mike Wheaton, student at Ore
gon Slate College, spent the New
Year's vacation with his parents,
I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheaton.
Holiday visitors in the home of
Mrs. l.ita l.ewellen was Mrs. Jack
( line and son, Armin, of Oakridge.!
Oregon.
New Year s visitor in the home
of Rev. Alice May Wonlley w re
and she made the trip by bus to
Tacoma where she spent Christ
mas with Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Skaugset and daughter. She spent
New Year's with Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Skaugset and children in
Richland.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clark and
Days Creek Family Host
To San Diego Seamon
A holiday visitor in the home of
1 Lost & Found
LOST sometime befora Christmas ptr
navy blue Ifather Amano sling pumo.
practically new, size Vn. Catl OR 3-7291
eves. .
LOST- Guernsey bull calf 2 mo. old. Sal
number 912 Lost between Wdbur and
Roseburg Sat. OR 2-7757, call evenings or
mornings.
LOST small-black-arid while Terrier, vicin
ity of Garden Valley. CR3-7629.
FOUND- small CruslHx. Call News-Review,
OR 2-3311.
The Winsfon-Dillard Toastivis
Iress Club conducted a parlia
mentary drill at their recent meet
ing. Velma Albertus was in charge
of the drill with Carol Talbert pre
sent ins the educational feature.
Timekeeper was Margie Br;'1y
and the closing thought was ren-
de red hy M a ry I ee We i n her .
Officers were elected tor the
new vear with Phyllis Parrel!
as president: Mrs Ivan Benlon,iRl,M 0f WiVF0T sTAhLfB Hjqflt 9lM9r
vice president; elma Albertus, j Tnn R.gnt ot wy win tw permanent. 0r
secretary; Mary Lee Weinberg, removmq ttmoer products across me tanti.
trpasiirpr- and liirlpv Wa-n r a ' Th easement on this accrss road w-ll Pt
treasurer, ana Miiney nasnbr wciuljve. Mas a ciar title and dr-ed
Council representative. The foe at ion is on Twelve Mile Creek, about
Installation of the newlv elected ' south ot Camas Valley Orrqon.
LEGAL
borfrd t.t o( ?iiibr. more or lesl to b.
mov?d out ot trtu area. The vftlue ot th
Dav for Rakrrsfirlri. Calif . where
Ihe will look for employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prairie
his fiancee. Bonnie Davis of Ah-! faniiiv nf nv Creel; ua Cr.iis day at 7:30 p.m. at the Do.nl;;
laml. i Anderson who is stationed at Ihe.H'sh School, according lo Plichc "'", , 01 !? '"ViL'
T. California N.vv Base at San Dieso. Calif., i McGuire. News-Review corrospor.-, r L h". ,?'" 1, " VrZ. "o.r
Wayne Oxlord left on New Year s aocoi'ilms to .Mrs. Ralph Martin dent. thouna board net Tnere win be u (tour-
, Nrws-Keview correspondent. . ""' r"x reponwi uiai pianx -- "?;.;"""'.
'To Athland "d been completed for the l.wsl- ,, l0 " """"'" v
Rov Matthew, trave eH to Ash-1 mistress demonsuaiitin meeting c.r.m l. Looney
and Dehhie travelled to Kugene to land ' to lake home his riait"1u."- to he held in Myrtle Creek Wedncs-1 ? ...
spend New Year's weekend at the!and sons. Mrs. Cleo Knighlen and ' 4y- Jan. 25. ! . II -
home of his hrother, .Mr. and Mrs. ; Many ad Carv who had heen 1 Anyone wishing to attend the
Gordon Prairie. visilth in his home for th holi- meeting may obtain further in.-' Robbery Susoecr Shot
llolulav visitors in the home of ri,v formation and make reservations i '
Mr. and Mrs. l.ee Kllefson and Recent visitors in the home nf "V calling Mrs. Ned Wagner. OS1 PORTLAND (APi Police Kri
family were Mr. and Mrs Ellen I Vr. and Mrs. Paul Cmme and lam- 9-SS29 or Mrs. A. D. rox. OS ,av niuht arrested a wmindcl
Kiev, Jr.. and children of I'liit-1 ,v were Crume's aunts. Mrs. (ier-: 8-RH72. man in his hullel rultllrd car.
1 lamt 1 .....j.. nf h..,i.inn,.. : The entire meelinn was tan? re- 1 t. .I,,. inA ,.n.-n
Camille Kllefson spent the holi- Kan., and Mrs Gladys Stewart of recorded and played hack at .he miven auay under a hail of gun-
clays with ner auni ann lamiiy. i, Anceles. Calif cl"e ot tne meeting alier wnun i,re wilrn (,ir,,.p,s sinnned him fur
I Mr. and .Mrs. Roy llouck Jr., o( rs. I ucia Snvder traveled to refreshments were served. tiucstiunins! annul the inbhetv nf
Salem. Kuuene to visit with her sisler. a cocktail lounce
'Mr mid Mrs V K. Sellers Vlie DAuffl, Fia Hi, Sal Rnvj.1 W VV .Ili'.mc JO u x
Fir Output Hik Seen was accompanied by Kldon Wimet seriously wounded. police re-
i in .iteiiiiiiii. I iicj visiu-n .iierilll ,.l.r..l I rl l .1101 e 111.111 in iHiiieu, wucn iwo pauoimcn lllt'l
PORTLAND (API With holi : Hendnx who is in Ihe Sacred Heart million two vear old Douglas fir a volliv of shots at his fleeing
da - closures mostly at an end. Hospital in Eugene. trees are being sold to Ihe public I car. They said his car matched
fir production in Oregon is ex- At E lief ion Horn lor planting on (arm or forest' Ihe description of one used fur a
peeled lo rise sharply in the next Visiting in the l.ee Kllefson home lands, the stale Forestry Depart i getaway from Ihe Twilight Room,
week, Crow s Lumber Market during the holidays were her sis , men! said todav. I robbed of S:!Wi
News Service reported today. ter .Mr. ami Mrs. Koy Houck, Jr.,' Produced at the forest nursery i Police said thev finally tracked
The weekiv report said lumber: and family.
and plwod activity was at a I Mr. and Mrs. Ed llendrix and sold for ST per 1.000 on orders of
minimum this week because of son have moved into Ihe home re 1 more lhan ln.noo trees The cost
winter storms in key building rently vacated hy .Mr. and Mil. . is 10 per l.noo for smaller orders
areas of the F.ast and Midwest. . Wayna .Nichols.
north of Corvalhs. they are being 'him down, slumped over wounded
in nis car.
Williams was under police guard
today in a ho-.iial lie was hell
without fcnial charge.
The minimum order is 50 trees.