10 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ore Mon., Jon. 23, 1961
Community Mews Briefs
TODAY and TOMORROW
' Monday, Jan. 21
Krihjhr of Pythias, Pythiai Hall,
8 p.m.
, Winsron-Dillard Kiwanis Club,
R:3n n.m.
Obedience Trials sponsored by
Umpqua Kennel Club, Pavilion on
fairgrounds, r.m p.m.
Junior Duplicato Bridge Club,
7:30 p.m., Mrs. Walter Ulrich, di
rector. Buckerooa, workshop, at the
darn. 8 to 10 D.m.
Hayloft Squaras, square - dance
lessons, Preschern Barn, Dude
Sibley, instructor, 8-10 p.m., regis
tration open, call uti z-sjto ior in
fnrmntinn.
Glido Woman's Chorus, Glide
High School chorus room, 1:30
p.m., all women of the community
invueu.
Camas Vallay Grange Homa Be
enemies Club, home of Mrs. Gary
Moore, 7:30 p.m.
Roseburg Town and Country
ftarrlen Club, home of Mrs. h. F,
Nielsen, 849 SE Chadwick, T:30
P.m.
BPW Club meeting at home Mar
tha Wishart. 1263 SE Reservoir
Ave., program on career advance-
merit. 8 D.m.
Roteburg Central Woman's
Christian Temperonee Union,
room 323 at the courthouse, busi
ness meeting in morning, lunch at
noon and program at 1 p.m.
Olalla-Tenmile Homa Extension
Unit, Ladies Clubhouse, topic to be
on guiding the adolescent, meeting
at 10:30 a.m., with a potluck at
noon. , .
Douglas County Horseman's As
sociation meeting, at the court
house, in county courtroom, 7:30
p.m. ....
University of Oregon Mother's
Club. 7:30 p.m.. at Roseburg Sen
ior High library, student panel
from U of O, senior high students
and parents invited.
Riddle Bethel Job's Daughters,
PIERRE
Now thot Jock hoi moved Into
tha white house why don't you
run over ond tell him about
Chris' Studio? You know who
I mean. Jack Franklin, he
moved into that little white
house on Porter street.
BILL
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Tuesday, Jan. 44
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10 Dm. at the barn.
Badoura Club, 1 p.m., home of
Essie Koenlz, 1527 NW Eden, group
will sew for Shriner's Hospital.
Elkton Eastern Star chapter, at
the lodee hall. 8 D.m.
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Hall, 7:30 p.m.
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Elks TeniDle. 7:30 D.m.
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qua Hotel Civic room, noon.
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262, Rt. 1, Sutherlin.
Fair Oaks Grange, Grange Hall
Bertha Rebekahs 188, IOOF Hall,
Canyonville.
Post Partum Class, Mercy fios
nital. 7:30 D.m.
Lookingglass Grange No. 27,
Grange Hall, 8:15 p.m.
Roseburg Kebekats Lodge, ai
IOOF Hall. 8 D.m.
Roseburg Toastmistress Club
meeting, 8 p.m., for information
call Mrs. Cooksey at- OR 2-1990.
Roseburg Rose Society, 7:30 p.m.
Winston Chamber of Commerce,
fire hall, 8 p.m.
Roseburg Woman's Club study
department meeting, clubhouse,
1:30 p.m.
Camas Valley Grange No. 521,
business meeting, at the Grange
Hall, 8 p.m.
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tralla Mountains wolves killed 40
head of cattle this week.
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Mrs. Paul A. Kappus. Route 1,
Myrtle Creek, was promoted to
specialist four Dec. 28 at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan., wnere ne is
serving with the 55th Artillery, a
Nike-Hercules missile unit.
Charles E. Davis; whose wife,
Sumiko, resides at Roseburg, was
commissioned a second lieutenant
in the Air Force upon his recent
graduation from Officer Candidate
School here. He will be assigned
to Dover AFB, Del., for duty as
a Surface Transportation umcer
Richard L. Neal, son of Mrs.
Betty J. Meal oi Winston, graa
uated from recruit training Dec
16 at the Naval Training Center,
San Diego, Calif.
Richard L. Cave, aviation elec
trician's male third class, USN,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus E. Cave
of 1277 N.E. Stephens St., Rose
burg, is serving with Helicopter
Anti Submarine Squadron Eight
aboard the anti-submarine war
fare support aircraft carrier USS
Bennington, operating wun i n e
Seventh Fleet in the western rt
cific. Marine Pfc. Edward L. Kenwor-
thy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
J. Kenworthy of 2017 N.E. Fre
mont Ave., Roseburg, Ore., was
Dromoted to his present rank, Dec.
1, while serving with Service Bat
talion of the first Marine Brig
ade at the Marine Corps Air Sta
tion. Kaneohe Bav. Hawaii.
Marine Pvt. Michael J. Kelly,
son of Mr. and Mrs. rrancis J
Kelly of Little River Route, Glide
Graduated from the Aviation Me
chanical Fundamentals School
Dec. 30. at the Naval Air Techni
cal Training Center, Memphis,
Tenn.
Marine Pvt. Ronald J; Garrett,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Garrett,
Winston, completed four weeks of
individual combat training Dec. 30
at the Marine Corps Base, Camp
Pendleton, Calif.
John A. Hartrlck, electronics
technician third class, USN, son
of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Hartrick
of Camas Valley, is serving aboard
the attack aircraft carrier Ubb
Coral Sea operating with the Sev
enth Fleet in the Western Pacific.
Marine Pvt. Gerald L. Handy,
of 622 Pilger St., Roseburg, and
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bie of Roseburg, completed i o, u r
weeks of individual combat train
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Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif.
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Sutherlin Scene
Of HEC Event
By BARBARA LIESINGER
An all-day session Wednesday1 at
me air uans urange Halt marked
the annual District one conference
of Grange Home Economics Clubs,
conducted by Mrs. Margaret
uroucn, district chairman. Mrs
Crouch was assisted by Mrs. Vir
ginia Williams, Douglas County
Pomona Home Economics chair
man.
The meeting was attended by
44 members from Douglas, Coos,
Curry, West Coast. Jackson and
Josephine counties, which comprise
Grange District one. Local Grang
es represented included Fair Oaks,
Sutherlin Community, Sunnydale,
North Douglas, Evergreen, Rivers
dale, South Deer Creek, Myrtle
ireeK ana uunter. Eight . club
Home Economics chairmen . were
present.
Subjects discussed during the
morning business session were the
scholarship fund; the CARE pro
gram carried on by the Granges
tnis year for the - benefit of the
Phillipine Islands; the roll played
by home economics clubs and the
various Grange' contests. Consist
ing of sewing, fancy work, baking
and canning, the contests are spon
sored by many well-known com
panies. The motto- adopted for the Na
tional Grange program this year is
jjeaicaiea wands Buna.".
Hot dishes for the noon Dolluck
dinner Were furnished and served
by members of the Fair Oaks and
Sutherlin Community Granges.
Dillard Minister
to Attend Meet
The Rev. J. C. Johannes. Meth
odist pastor of the Dillard-Winston
Methodist Church, will be attending
sessions of Methodist Conference
committees scheduled for the First
Methodist Church in Portland, Mon
day through Wednesday.
' These sessions are the mid-year
ooara meetings wnere virtually all
the important plans and projected
budgets are made for adoption at
the major annual conference meet
ings in early June. The meeting of
the Coordinating Council on Wed
nesday morning will highlight
tnese sessions and will be presided
over bv BishoD A. Ravmnnd Grant
Portland Area of the .Methodist
Church. '
Most of the members, minister
ial and lay of the annual confer
ence will be present at these meet
ings. The Rev. Mr. Johannes serv
es on the Board of Hospitals and
Homes committee.
Faith Lutheran Church
Women Name Officers
Mrs. B. J. Taulfion was elected
president of the Ausustana Church
Women of Faith Lutheran Church
at its annual meeting.
Holding over from last year will
be Mrs. Albert Morene as vice
president; Mrs. Bertha Ault, secre
tary; and Mrs. Steve Fowler, treas
urer. The functional committee
chairmen will be Mrs. E. V. Lor
enzen, membership; Mrs. Louis
Michalek, education; and Mrs. Mar
vin Quist, service.
At the first meeting of the year,
reports were read; plans made for
1961; and duties delegated to the
six units of the organization.
Mrs. Paulson reports that the
first unit meetings will be held on
Tuesday. Morning units will meet
at 10 a.m.; afternoon units at 1:30
p.m.; and evening units at 8.
Units will meet as follows;
Elizabeth Unit at the home of Mrs.
Ron Noel, 1042 W. Nebo; Esther
Unit at Mrs. Louis Michalek's,
742 W. Nebo; Miriam Unit at Mrs.
Marvin Quist's, 574 W. Center; De
borah Unit at Mrs. E. V. Loren
zen's. 72S SE Blakely; Sarah Unit
at Mrs. Allen Ingebritsen's, 344
w. Berdinp; and Lydia Unit at
Mrs. Arthur Deckerfs, 2745 W.
Sherwood.
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Selmar Hutchins was in Corvallis
last week to attend to business
matters.
William C. Pritchett, claims ad.
Justor for Farmers Insurance
spent two days in North Bend last
week attending to business.
Mrs. Lyle Wescott and children
Mark and Danny, returned to Rose
burg Thursday evening alter spend
ing a month in Exira, Iowa, visit
ing Mrs. Wescott's father, Dr. R.
H. Payne, and other relatives. They
made the trip ootn ways by plane
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett of
Rainier, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wil-
burn of St. Helens, Mr. and Mrs
Robert McFetridge of Oakridge
and iMr. and Mrs. William Wil
burn and family of Corvallis were
visitors during the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd wil
burn. ; - ,
Dr. Donald Rone
Speaks At Glide
The Hay Burners 4-H Horse Club
of Glide met recently with Dr.
Donald Rone serving as guest
speaker, reports Mrs. Arthur Sel-
by correspondent.
Rone answered questions on the
care and training of horses. The
meeting was held at the home of
tne leader, Mrs. Don Wright. Add
tional guests were Mr. Coder who
agreed to help members with
tneir norses and Mr. and Mrs.
trienn Long ana Virus Savage.
The club has an enrollment of
15 members. Officers are: Craig
Long, president: Tonya Wrieht.
vice-president; and Patice Brown,
secretary, ine next meeting will
be neia alter school on Wednesday,
RUSS PLAN BIG BLAST
MOSCOW (AP)-Tass said Sat
urday the Soviet Union will touch
off 7,000 tons of explosive this fall
to begin construction of a dam on
the Malo-Alma Ata Gorge in Ka
zakhstan. The Soviet news agency
said the explosion will be without
precedent and will move 1.7 bil
lion cubic feet of earth.
Minister Accepts
Glendale Position
The Rev. Clyde Rich has ac
cepted the pasorate of the Glendale
Southern Baptist Church, repurts
Mrs.. G. B. Fox. correspondent.
The Rev. Mr. Rich moved to
Grants Pass in late Novemeber
auer resigning his position as pas
tor of Immanuel Southern Baptist
Church, La Puentc, Calif.
He was graduated from Hardin
Simmons University in Texas. He
has held pastorates in Texas and
California for the past 14 years.
He is married and has six daugh
ters, four of whom- are still living
at home.
Officers Selected
The Glendale Assembly of God
Church held an election of officers
at a meeting at the church recently.
Thnsf. 0lfrtnH uni-n- UimM Chnn.
pard, church secretary-treasurer;
jura, iiurvai aneppara, w.M.u.
president; Mrs. Howard Hutto, dea
con! anrl Mrs Rmca Mannintf
youth president.
Youth nf Ihp rhnrph alnMaJ Alhnv
officers at a recent meeting. Nam
ed to office were: Nancy Fother
ingham, president; Alma Grace
Hlltln. pirnlnrv VPnlra
Kay Hubler, social committee.
IT-
Lis.wi.'.. Wt... .,sWV.4 i,..i -sV-f. Aaa.irl
i Mr. and Mrs. George Donnelly
left late last week for Hayward,
I Calif..where they expect to reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Neil
drove to Eugene Saturday to at
tend the North Eugene Koseburg
basketball game.
North Umpqua
Unit Features
Child Project
By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY
The North Umpqua Home Ex
tension Unit held its January
meeting at the community build
ing recently wun Mrs. G. w. Mc
Clure and Mrs. Elbert Cellers in
charge of the project, "Guiding
They conducted their talks along
general lines of development and
proDiems oi cnildren and teen
agers. Lists of books and Dublica-
tions available were given . for
inose people needing assistance
wun some particular problem.
The chairman. Mrs. Don Wrinht
conducted the business meeting
following the potluck luncheon.
Mrs. George Casebeer gave a
snort report on Hawaii, the coun
try being studied this vear. Mrs.
Virginia Newman was appointed
as research chairman to take the
place of Mrs. Dorothy Carlson who
nas resigned.
Class Report Given
Mrs. Wright and Mrs.' Eugene
Fox. uroiect leaders for the tailor
ing workshop, reported that class
es would start shortly and that
Mrs. Sam Ball would conduct a
brush-up course in the sewing
lecnniques used, rne class will be
divided in two sections; one, a
short demonstration course for
those taking tailoring; and, sec
ond, a longer course in. which the
members will actually use the
techniques demonstrated and make
a garment if they care to.
Mrs. Harris Nye reported on the
program planning meeting held in.
Roseburg and told of the vast dif
ferences in the life of a house
wife in the fields of family life,
clothing, foods, finance, and house
hold equipment in the present day
as compared to many years ago.
She asked the women to keep this
in mind when suggesting projects
for next year's program.
ine next meeting will be held on
Feb. 8 and will be devoted to pro
gram planning and Hawaii. La
dies are asked to bring a Hawai
ian type dish for the luncheon. Ar
rangements are being made for a
guest speaker.
Glide Church Women
Work On Bandages
The Glide Baptist Ladies' Aid
and Mission Society met at the
church recently for its regular bus
iness meeting and to work on band
ages to be used in the mission
field.
Old sheets are used for the
bandages and surgical squares and
anyone having old sheets to do
nate are asked to call either Mrs.
Carl Messing or Mrs. Curtis Bar
kec, reports Mrs. Arthur Selby,
correspondent:
It was decided to meet again on
Wednesday, at'10 a.m. to work on
missionary supplies. Ladies are
asked to bring a sack luncb. A mis
cellaneous bridal shower will be
held in the afternoon for Mrs. Ken
neth Peyton, the former Shirley
Manske. All ladies of the commun
ity are invited to attend. .
TO PUTNAM: GRATITUDE
SALEM (AP) The Oregon
House of Representatives Friday
adopted a resolution expressing
appreciation and gratitude to Rex
Putnam for his services to the
state.
Putnam resigned recently as
state superintendent of public in
struction. Tv -
OPENING
UMPQUA
Mr. and Mra. Tern Pargeter
spent the weekend vacationing at
Adobe Inn at Yachats.
-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brund
night to see the high, school bas-age-
were in Eugene Saturday
ketball game.
Mr. and Mrs. Don - Dole and
children spent the weekend in Med
ford visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey Wilson and fam
ily. They also spent some time
with Mrs. . Dole's uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. M." R. Archibald.
They stopped1 by to visit relatives
and friends in. Grants Pass on
their way back.
Riversdale Plans
Mother's March
By BEVERLY CHRISTIAN
The Mother's March for Polio
in the Riversdale Area will be
headed again this year by Mrs.
Bill Jones. '
She has reported the following
ladies will march the evening of
Jan. 26: Mrs". Earl Munion, Mrs.
L. F. Parks, Mrs. Lynn Butler,
Mrs. Dwight ' Coder, Mrs. Max
Montgomery, Mrs. Harry Murphy,
Mrs. Norman John, Mrs. John
Schearer, Mrs. R. S. Stryker, Mrs.
H. B. Kruse and Mrs. Neil Chris
tian. Mother Arrives
Mrs. Georgia Shupert of Okla-,
homa City, Okla., arrived this
week to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Arnold Burleson, and family on
Curry Road. Prior to coming here
she had spent some time in Cali
fornia visiting her son who has
been very ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shidler, who
were guests of the latter's brother-in-law
' and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Jones on Fisher Road, have
left to spend the remainder of the
winter in Arizona.
Mrs. Marie Richardson of Port
land has left for California for the
winter, after spending three weeks
at the Fisher Road home of her
son-in-law. and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Cardiff, and family.
friends have received word that
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stark of Fisher
Road who are vacationing in South
ern California, are moving from
faimrooK, wnere tney spent a
month, to Hemet where they plan
to be for a month. Thev reoort
naving peen visited oy Mr. and
Mrs. jay Young of Melrose.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J, Setters and
three children have, moved from
their Quail Lane home to Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Findlay
and family are making prepara
tions for moving into the. vacated
home.
Your Friendi
And Neighbor!
i Report:
On
Monday January 23rd
6:30 NEWS NINE
7:00 BROTHERS BRANNAGAN '
7:30 CHEYENNE
8:30 SURFSIDE 6
9:30 ADVENTURES IN PARADISE
10:30 PETER GUNN ,
11:00 NEWS NINE FINAL
NAT on, DON
DUO
From Portland . . . Nat Pope on piano and Don
Weigel on full set of drums. Good dance
music, featuring .Don on vocals. Both sing.
This versatile duo welcomes request numbers,
for, besides their popular numbers, they are
excellent on Rumbas, Sambas, Cha-Cha,
and others. Good specialty numbers.
Come . . . listen . . . enjoy
APPEARING
NIGHTLY
MON.- SAT.. 9:00 -2:30
TONIGHT
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Ml
HOTEL
Mrs.. Arle Jacklin has returned
home following a stay in Belling
ham, Wash., visiting her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Regan of Co-
quille were recent weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Scan-,
land. Mrs. Scanland it Rogan i
mother.
Mrs. Virginia Linton returned
home Thursday after i trip to
Portland to attend the Independ
ent Order of Foresters convention.
Others making -the trip were Mr.
and Mrs. Llovd Bailey, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Hill," 'Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Dwight, Velma Wassom and
Lois White. Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Whelchel were also in attendance.
Whelchel was re-elected high chief
ranger for Oregon.
Mra. Richard Benebrake has ac
cepted a teaching position in the
Roseburg school system. She start
ed Wednesday at Roseburg High
School, teaching Spanish. The Bone
brakes are recent residents of Mc
Minnville, where Bonebrake is
studying for his teacher's certifi
cate at Linfield College. He will
remain in McMinnville until he
completes his studies. Mrs. Bone
brake and children, Pixie, Dixie
and David, are residing here at
Rt. 3, Box 640. Mrs. Bonebrake
taught in Glide schools two years
ago.
Movie Showtime
MONDAY, JAN. 11. 1MI
INDIAN THEATRE Doori open 7:M.
Ona comptala show at I p.m. "Tha Wild
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Tutsday, January 34
INDIAN THEATRE Doors ootn 7:30. Ona
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2 BRANDO HITS
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ot 8:10 only
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ot 9:45 Only
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