Wilbur Resident Injures Hand; Hunter Safety
Cmiaviia MAif c. ... d-....- J course :er
WORLD TEMPERATURE CHANGES
TEMPERATURE CHANGE IN
DEGREES FAHRENHEIT
By MRS. LEWIS BINTLIFF Korly people were presen!.
, , . . Richard Gardner Sr. and familv
,Z'ZL1 T"5 ' wir to Winston Us, v
. , "' wfexena. 1 nev nave leasM the
emergency surgery on his lelt j -Treasure House" Cafe there and
nand- plan to open soon. Mrs. Gardner
Two fingers and the thumb were 'has been hospitalized in Rusehurg
cut when he caught it in a table for several davs with complica
power saw. One finger was badiyi lions following 'the flu.
damaged, with the tendon being Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Jardner
destroyed. Other surgery will beijr. and familv will move iulo the
required later to replace it with I Gardner home on Coles Valley
an artificial one. He was hospital-j Road.
izea overnignt. . . .
Raiidantt Raturn
Horn Sold
Mr. and Mrs. R.
E. Brown have
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Crump and sold their home on Coles Valley
their family. Mrs. Ted Robens
Mrs. Richard Milligan, and Jack
and Bill Crump have returned from
Mangum, Okla., where they were
called by the serious illness of the
former'a grandson, Randy Lynch.
The boy, who has been ill for a
number of years, contracted penu
monia. His condition was compli
cated by former lung surgery, but
he is beginning to recover.
A brother of the Lynch boy. Har
vey Lynch, and family of Walport,
Ore., were also called to Oklahoma
by his illness, and stopped in Wil
bur on their way home and visited
with the Wayne Gable family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moore and
son and Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Ga
ble and two children drove to Junc
tion City over the past weekend to
attend a family birthday dinner.
11 was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Bryant and several
members of the family whose birth
days are in March were honored.
Glide Family
Goes On Trip'
By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Spurgeon
and two children of Glide left re
cently for the Teton National Park
in Wyoming where they will visit
the former's brother, Stanley Spur
geon. and family and Mrs. Spur
geon's sister, who are both em
ployed in the park system.
The Spurgcons will visit friends
at Bend en route home. Spurgeon
is supervisor of fire control aid at
the Glide Ranger Station. During
the winter, he serves as snow
Ranger. Ed Zontek is taking Spur
geon's place as snow Ranger at
the Taft Mountain ski area.
Employ R.turns
Otis Dunnavin has returned to
his work in the engineering de
partment at the Glide Ranger Sta
tion after two month's vacation.
Dunnavin's home is in Myrtle
Creek hut he lives at the Little
River district camp and spends
the weekends with his family.
Mrs. Leo Bunnell and two chil
dren left recently for Lakeview,
accompanied by the former's moth
er, Mrs. Walter Price, to spend
a week visiting Mrs. Bunnell's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Adams.
. The two 40-ft, trailer houses re
cently delivered (o the Glide Rang
er Station are about ready for occupancy.
Road to their son. Raymond E
Brown Jr. and will move into their'
house in Wilbur in the near future. I
A niece and nephew, Mr. and i
Mrs. Harold Smith, of Eugene vis
ited the Brown's last week. The
Brown's son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Leitheiser.
and daughter of Portland are
guests this week.
Stevie Tidwell of Winchester is
spending the week of spring vaca
tion with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. P. Roper, at Eugene.
Mr. and Mm. Bill Glasco and
son and Mr. and Mrs. AI Goings
and daughters, all of Oakridge.
were house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Harvey for two days recently.
Mrs. Gene Gable and Mrs. Lvle
Studer are the new den mothers
for one of the Wilbur cub scout
dens. The group will meet Wednes
day afternoons after school at the
Gable home.
Planned Visit To Boeing
Comes Under Criticism
SALEM (AP)-Rep. John Del
lenback, R-Meriford, has criti
cized Friday's trip to Seattle by a
six - member legislative group
which wants to talk to Boeing Air
plane Co. officials.
He said the matter of Boeing's
proposed lease of the Boardman
Bombing Sange isn'l the legisla
ture's business.
He predicted that 90 per cent
of the legislators would vote for
acquisition of Boardman, and 1hal
he fears the legislature's delay
might damage the chances of Boe
ing taking over the site.
"Your '
Grandchildren
Will Grow Up
Under Communism"
Myi NIKITA XHIUSHCHIV
. This can happen , . . only if we
fail to gie our children the cour
age to remain free. We know that
in one generation communism
has strangled half the world.
What will happen in future gen
erations? It's up to us.
W e. the American people can
still speak out for what we be
liee in. It is our heritage and our
responsibility. We can help
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despite communist jamming. But
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N.w Ytrfc Or
HubMritri M Public t.nf'r.
In cooptrttion ith liio AOv.rtiiif I
Council and tut N.p.p.r
Advtrtiamf laocutiv.. Ai.oci.lion.
By MRS. DEWEY CHAMBLEN
A course in hunter safetv is
planned for interested persons 10
years of age and older at Tenmile
Clubhouse by Lloyd Thomas, re
tired from the Los Angeles City
Police Force in California and now
living on Reston Road near Ten
mile. The Oregon safety course is pat
terened after that developed by
the National Rifle Association in
cooperation with the National Edu
cation Association. It consists of
lectures and demonstrations on
basic firearms safety, etiquette
and game laws, as well as instruc
ting the students in the organiza
tion of the Mate Game Lomims
sion. The program provides seven or
more hours of instruction on guns
and related subjects. Each class
will be limited to 10 members with
.22 caliber rifles and meetings
will be of one hour duration.
Further information can be ob
tained from Lloyd Thomas, phone
OSborne 9-5279.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Weinold
and familv, formerly of Tenmile.
now of fiugene. recently visited
with her parents, Mr. and M r s.
Perley llaiin, and other relatives in
Tenmile.
Miss Judy Swift, who has been
confltTed to the hospital with tonsil
itis, is convalescing at her home
on Olalla Road.
David Robison. son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Robison, is at home
with his parents on Reston Road
for spring vacation from Children's
Hospital, Eugene.
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Thur., Mar. 16, 1961 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 11
Parents From Washington
Visit With Dixonville Pair
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1920
1940
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WINTERS OF DISCONTENT Winters throughout the world have been petting colder
since the early 1940s, according to the U.S. Weather Bureau. Up till then, average
temperatures, when plotted on a graph, had shown a long upward trend beginning in
the 1880s. At its peak, the annual mean temperature was about .9 degrees warmer
than in 1880. Average winter temperature was nearly 1.2 degrees higher. Scientists
are not agreed on the causes, but it appears than now winters are getting to be more
like the ones grandpa talks about.
By JEAN RADCLIFFE
Mr. anil .Mrs. Jerry llanlin of
Tahuya, Wash., recently visilt-d
tlu-ir son and daiiiihtor-in law. Mr.
and Mrs. Dick llanlin, and family
of Dixonville.
Injures Anklt
Airs, Albert Paulson sustained a
painful injury where she .stumbled
down their outside steps, resulting
in a broken ankle. She now lias
her finit in a cast and is convales
ciii5 at home.
Slicrrv Kilinev of Grants Pass is
i visiting in the home of her cousins.
the lick r.vanoffs.
Albert Radehffe has left for I ki
ah. Calif., to spend part of the
spring vacation visiting his uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Rert
Friend, and his cousins, Pat and
Para Radcliffe.
Recently driving to Eugene to
spend the day, were Lyle Charon.
Sharon Policy, Beverly llatficltt and
Larry Van Scoyck.
Mrs. It ina Hanson attended the
bowling tournament in North Bend
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zimmerman
and children spent the past week
end at coastal points. They visited
Mr. and .Mrs. Clair Floyd at Coos
Bay and Mrs. .Myrtle Wright at
llouser.
Mrs. Elward Smith. fJlide teach
er, was ahsent last week due to a
; severe cold.
' Terry Devilt accompanied her
aunt. Mrs. Bob Dcvitt, and cousin,
Sliuryn, to Corvallis where they
plan to spend a few days.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Melton last week were Mrs.
Melton's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith, of
Portland.
' tluests of the floy llatfields are
Mrs. Betty Sanders and children
nf Ashland. They will visit other
friends and relatives in the area
I while here.
The Deer Creek Livestock Club
met at the Deer Creek School with
12 members present. Ken Johnson
' and Jerry Rust led the group. A
trip to Corvallis. to attend the
. Livestock show in April, was dis-
' cussed. Refreshments were served
, alter the meeting.
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