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Newspaper Page TextMrs. David Waisman has been I confined lo her home this week by ! illness. ; Judg and Mrs. Donald Sanders left Friday for Dallas to ailend lo Business, going on to i'ortland to spend Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Toier spent ilonday, Tuesday and Wednesday in Portland attending to business. Tozer is owner of Tozer Sheet Metal Co. here. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mcintosh, former residents of St. Louis. Mo., and who have spent the winter in Quadaljara, Mexico, have moved to Roseburg and have purchased the L. K. Cornwell property on the North Umpqua River near (Hide. The sale was made through the Helen Glenn Real Lstate Lo. Tenmile Family Hosts Visit From Residents Of Thailand By MRS. DEWEY CHAMBLEN A recent house guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George i Butts and family of Tenmile was I Clochai Punyasingh, a professor j of engineering at Bangkok, Thai- j land. He is now auenuing uregon ; State College, Corvallis. Unit Meet Held The Olalla-Tenmile Home Ex tension Unit recently met at the Tenmile clubhouse for a program j on -Care of New Fabrics", given Glendnle Child Falls From Car By MRS. G. B. Fox Rottv .In Ilpan. :i vear-nld daugh ter of Mr. and Airs. Seth Dean of I Glendaie is apparently making satisfactory recovery m Josephine after recently falling .from an . au- tomobile driven by her mother ivil 5. uv.au was uiivujg iiwi in ward from Grants Pass toward the summit of Merlin Hill on U.S. 99 freeway wilh Betty Jo and three olher children in the car when she felt the impact of a car door slamming. Glancing back, she saw that the child had fallen from the car. Airs. Dean took the young ster to Granls Pass for medical treatment. The attending physi cian staled the youngster has mul tiple abrasions, bruised spols and appossible skull fracture. She is being watched for signs of intern al injury. Baby Born Mr. and Mrs. I.vnn Troxel of Glendaie are the parents of an 8; pound 4 ounce baby bov, Daniel Life, born March 28 at Josephine i General Hospital in Grants Pass, chologist teacher and a parent, Leo Waldrop of Ranier visited I will form the basis of the di-scus-for several davs in Glendaie re-lsion. There will also be a humor cenlly. Leo and his parents, thejous skit given on discipline of the Rev. and Mrs. Jess Waldrop, are j child written by Bonnie Riggs. former Glendaie residents. The! This meeling will also include a Rev. Air. Waldrop was pastor of! short organizational meeting of the Glendaie Southern Baptist , regular PTA meeting. Because of Church for a time. ' !the division of Fullerton area into Airs. Fred Terry of Glendaie re-1 two elementary schools, it is nec rentlv underwent surgery at the 1 essary to form two PTA groups Josephine General Hospital in; for next year. For this reason, it Granls Pass for a ruptured ap-iis important that parents of those pendix. She is reported to be in children who will be attending Fir satisfactory cnndilion. I Grove School next year, to attend Airs. Fred Beerli of Azalea has I the organizational meeting, and returned home from Oregon City, i election of officers. Aire. Beerli had been recuperating I Mrs. Dorothy Sail, county PTA for a week at the home of a president will he on hand as the friend after undergoing surgery installing ollieer. Cecil Sherwood, and being hospitalized for three principal of the new school, will weeks at Oregon City. j be present also and will be avail- Grandparents Visited able for any questions which may The Ed Coolev children of Se-jbe asked of him. altle, Wash., are spending a week The boundary lines of Fir Grove, visilng with their grandparents.! are Fullerlon School east to the Mr. and Airs. Richard Derrig of ; river, north lo the river, and south Azalea. Their parents, who brought to. and including the Umpqua Park them down last weekend, will re-! area. Those P:,lents of new f"'st turn this weekend to pick them i grade students are especially urg up and take them hack to Seattle. ! ed lo attend. Alartin Brooks Jr., one of a! number of Glendaie college stu-l Offiror Flortinn lot dents who spent Hie vacation atju",tcl UCLIIUHJCI home, returned to Corvallis early, r; fnrnnr Vnliou PTA he is now a dormitory counselor. , Oj VQITIU5 VUllcy rlrt Brooks is training for school guid ance and counselor work. j Election of officers will he held Mr. and Airs. Alerle Johnson : at the regular meeting of Ihe and daughter, who lived for a; Camas Valley PTA, set for A1on- number of months in Gold Beach. have returned to the area and are a?ain making their home at Glen daie. William Cripprn nf Azalea is patient at Forest Glen Hospital in C'anyonville where he is receiving medical tratmcnt for a heart con dition. Bobby Pate. Glendaie hifh school student, broke his jaw during a recent soccer game at school. Warner Gladiolus Gardens Medford, Now is the time to Plant. Beautify your summer gar den with PRIME OREGON BULBS. I l..' J V f i SVfA and OREGON GROWN 1 tJ.VJtf , 47 .L V - !W J Community News Briefs jl Mrs. L. V. Titus is working tem porarily as a saleswomn at Diana Craig's. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur S. Long have sold their residence on Rose mont Street to Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Craig. Helen Glenn Real Estate handled the transaction, Mrs. Paulus McKaa is reported to be improving at her home on I ;SE Kane Street, where she has j been convalescing from recent sur i gery. Mr, and Mrs. Claud Wassom will observe their gulden wedding ! anniversary at an open house Sun iday, April 2, at their home at J334 ;SE Pine Si The Wassoius have i requested no gifts. All relatives .,,1 l'..w,,l.. .,,. .n.,,!, In call hp. tween 2 and 5 p.m. by Mrs. Woody Wilson and Mrs. ri 1'antipr short business meeting was conducted bv Mrs. William Erbe following a potluck luncheon. Airs. (jeorge Butts read a paper on cjvjj defense which stressed the importance of water and liquids shelters. Mrs. l.loyd Thomas reported on program planning for next season and announced that she will con- duet a class in knitt ng. Mrs Herbert Northcraft Mrs. Glen Good, and Mrs. C. W. Wilson were appointed on a nominating committee for new officers. Meetings Scheduled It was voted to hold the meet ings for "Keeping House the Easy Way" wilh Mrs. Frank Chasm and Mrs. Tom Alallette as project lead ers in April and to devote the May meeting to a Hawaiian party wilh Airs. Frank Chasm as host Hostcsses for tne April meeting . n J n An(lcrson and M Lawrence Adams. Th Tenmile Mix Masters met ess. ! recently at the clubhouse with 23 members in attendance. Glenda Boling and Linda Sypher demon strated making a cake. Following the demonstrations, the regular meeling was held with President Sandy Peters in charge. Fullerfon PTA Meeting Slated "Discipline of Our Childiien" is the tuple for the Fullcrton PTA meeting set for Monday, at 7:30 p.m. at the Fullerton School. A panel consisting of a psy- j day at 7:45 p.m.. at the Camas Vallev Sehool cafeteria. The program following the edu-' cation theme will he "Twenty Years Hence and will honor the i seniors and their parents, reports ;!rs. William Hanks, correspon dent. The PTA scholarship will be explained and musical numbers will he presented. The public is inviled according" to Mrs. Robert Randall, president. Oregon LARGE FLOWERING SIZE GLADIOLUS BULBS Mixed Colon l' to 2'i inches in Did. ONLY MCJr Prepaid We hav been growers in the famous Rogua River Valley for florist trade for 25 yean now offer this special of 60 bulbi for $3 95 prepaid. Send check or money order to . . . WARNER GLADIOLUS GARDENS, P O. Box 695, Medford, Oregon, for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. GLADIOLUS BULBS ! Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bohlk of; Mrs. George Sorhman has left David Lorti has resigned his Portland are arriving today to be i for Ephrala, Wash., where she was j position as staff writer for The weekend visitors at the home of! called by the sudden death of her News-Review, and has left for Se i.Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Whelchel. i brother, Glen Groves. aide where he will reside. ! Mrs. Sig Fert, MVs. William T Evans and Mrs. Paul Newman of this city drove to Eugene Friday ! to attend the antique show, which I w as held in the Masonic building. The Roseburg Art Association I will meet Monday, April 3, at 7M5 I p.m. at the home of Mrs. Porter l.ainhart. 2172 W. Foothill Drive. All members are urged to be pres- !ent. . I Mrs. Muriel A.' Hayes of Port land arrived in Roseburg Friday' i night to spend the Easier weekend : visiting her son and daughter-ill- j i law, Judge and Mr. Gerald Hayes, 1 and family. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Phillips and; small son. Gerald, of Corvallis, are here visiting their respective par-1 ents, Air. and Airs. Keith Phillips i and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. I Ford. The Fords have also had their son, Allyn, home this lasl week for spring vacation from his studies at Yale. Ronnie Sartin, who is in the U. S. Marines and recently arrived here from Okinawa lo spend his 1 leave visiting his parents, Mr. and ! Airs. Virgil Jennie, left today tor Camp Pendleton. Occanside. Calif, to report for duly. Last weekend he was joined here for a visit by his brother-in-law and sister, Air. and Airs. Gary Bliss tAnne Jen nie), of Redding. Calif., who also visited Gary's mother, Airs. Edith Bliss. The women of St. George's Epis copal Church have invited the pub lic to attend the annual luncheon and card parly to he held Tuesday, April 4, at the parish hall on SE Cass Avenue. The luncheon will be served at 12:3(1 noon. Bridge,, pinochle and canasta will be play ed during the afternoon. A door nrize will be awarded in addition to the table prizes given. Reserva tions tor the party mav he made bv calling OR 3-4098, OR 2-35B4 or OR 3-50. . j Mr. and Mrs. Louie Sweely have returned to their home, following a trip lo Hayward. Calif., where they enjoyed a week's visit with their sons, Louie Jr. and Dale i Sweely. They also visited Alvin Kuykendall, who recently under went leg surgery and is convales cing. He was critically injured in the Aug. 7 dynamite blast in Rose burg, which cost the life of his wife and small daughter and se riously injured another daughter. He reports he would be glad to receive letters from any of his Roseburg friends and that he will be glad when he is recovered suf ficiently to return lo this city. Mrs. Morris Bowker, certified contract bridge teacher, is begin ning a new series of Goren les sons starting Monday, April 10, The lessons will be held at the Bowker home on SE Alain Street. The schedule is as follows: April! 10 1:30 p.m. intermediate, 7.30 p.m. beginners; April 12 10 a.m. beginners: and April 11 7:30 p.m. intermediate. Because of limited room, reser vations should be made by those who plan to attend the classes. For reservations and information, call OK 2-315(i, Oil 3-40(13 or Oil 3-4294. Airs. Bowker is teaching a class at Oregon State College ev ery Wednesday and has two Thurs day cla-sses in Springfield. House Approves Convention Bill SALEM (A?) - The House ha.- in ,he o"'"o""shi"K reconsidered ","'! pl,Kr,'d i"'29 ,?. But the' Samaritans have clung bill to have slate political party rj j(J ot)5(!rvance of ,he yass. conventions elect the delegates lo -jn 1)e mosl mjml(e dc((lj, national party conventions. I hey Thpir Passover lnis VPar fPn now are elected at primary elec-1 lhe same (y as Good Fri-t'ons- I dav. On this occasion every Sa- The House had defealed the bill marilan alive is expected to Ralh-3.1-27 Thursday. It now goes to the i er on Mount Gcriiim the Samari Senale. t,ms sacred sanctuary near Nab- Thc action followed a parlia- i USj Jordan, menlary tangle in which a half-j dozen motions were made in ef forts to delay or kill the bill. The measure sels up a system of slate and county political con ventions. Sunnorters said the bill would reduce the size of the unwieldy primary eleclion ballot. Opponents countered lhal it would take awav mm Workers union approvea some of the rights of the people. I Thursday a doubling of the per The Senale is believed sure lo:capila tax from II) to 20 cents a kill it sinre it ahearlv has nassed bill to let the convenlions do nothing except adopt party plat forms Tkl' inti,i.,i,ii.a ,ii.,,.nn i,i-,.t for the Ka,sler weekend. It hope's: lo wind up the session in three 1 weeks ti. .., i, j i;.i.,i;, artmn'nn a memorial askinK hp C ruled t refit y l-niled Slates Senate to ratily the rtity wilh Canada, under which lhat country would provide up- stream sioraee on Ihe Columbia River. This treaty, however, was ratified two weeks ago. The Senale senl to the House a hill to let urban renewal agencies issue bonds without vole of the people. These bonds would lie h- nanced by revenues and increased tax receipts from Ihe proiecls. The people aulhonzed the legisla ture last November lo pass such bill. A bill to change 1 lie term '-parole'' lo "Irial visit" as it af fects stale hospital palients was passed by the Senale and sent lo the governor. After a sharp debate, the Senale postponed action until Tuesday on a lull lo repeal the relative respon sibility law. I nder this law rela lives, when financially able, arc required lo contribute to the sup port of welfare cases or persons lm would otherwise become wel fare ea-.,";. WALLPAPER SPRING PATTERNS Celercrafl Point 1 Wshpopar 721 S. I. Sltpktni ! Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lowmanj have moved here from Elinira and ! I are residing in the Oakhill Apart-1 1 ments. Low man is employed in a j local mill. ' Gene Rogers, who is attending junior college and working at Aero I Jet in Sacramento, Calif., arrived 1 in Roseburg by plane Friday night to visit until Monday with his par I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers. Miss Jeanie Gibbons, junior at Willamette Cniversily, arrived here from Salem Friday lo spend the week of spring vacation visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gibbons, on SE Terrace Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J, Mc Bride of Edmonton, Alberta, Can ada, and their son, Patrick J. Alc Bride, of Vancouver, B. C, ar rived Friday to visit their daugh ter and sister, Airs. William E. Rudrow. and Air. Rudrow, 449 XW Winchester St., Roseburg. Emphasis On Space-Age Subjects Included In Revision Of Guides SALEM (AP) A new empha sis on space-age subjects was in cluded in a revision of the state Board of Education's guide to sec ondary education in Oregon this week. The emphasis included modern ization of science and social stud ies fields. Increased stress on studies of African and Asian study also was included. , The board granted a six-month extension on the time-limit for I and approved for reorganization plans of school districts in Poil, ! Wallowa, Umatilla and Union counties. Ihe board set Alay i for an election on a proposal to create a suuuiwesi, ureguu vuucauuu dis trict in Coos and Curry counties. It accepted petitions, carrying more than 1,000 signatures, asking for creation of a similar district in Alalheur and part of Baker counties. It heard a report that 76.9 per cent of Oregon's public school pu pils now are attending school in 139 unified school districts and the remainder are in some 359 school districts without a unified pro Christians' Procession Contrasts With Samaritans' Passover Fete JERUSALEM, Jordan Sector (AP) In the streets of Old Jeru salem Friday tourists from Illinois and Iowa wearing wash V wear 1 suits iollowed the procession o the Way of the uross commemor- ating Christ's trial, death and crucifixion. Last evening as the sun set i bearded patriarch in a white. finwinir rnhn sinnH on a stone block on the slopes of Mount Ge - riziin chanting from ancient scrip - lures. When he pronounced Ihe word "kill" 12 knives flashed and 12 sheep were slaughtered. The two conl rast ing scenes dramatize the diversity of reli gious devotions in the Holy Land during Kaster 1961. The bearded patriarch is high priest ol the almost extinct Sa- iinantan community wmcn sum on j serves the fea.st of the Passover I in exactly the same way Moses commanded in the Old Testament. There are only .145 Samaritans Sawmill Workers Union Ends Annual Convention PORTLAND (API The Weslern Council of the Lumber and Saw- I monlh, as the council ended its annual convention here The proposal now will he sub mitted lo a vole of the 45,000 members "l"'f aHin,n ,llc convention approved a resolution against the export ol logs, rvuiurai resources ' of a country are tne iiauuii s I Wealth," 1 lie resolution Said. "and' ! ''lori 01 ioks aownxra; ea uw I economy 01 our o All olficers were rclected to four year terms, l'hey are: Joseph ; llaw.ard San J rancisco. pirsi- 'nV' '!o'"'rt W,C"f ' t-Kl''JJ"' ' vice president; Earl Hart- '' Portland, executive secretary; i Dam fc Wilson. Santa Rosa, iM - conductor, and John Moore, ' Tacoma, Wash., warden; i AIR WtAVtl AltllNl rUtSONNR THAININO Ro 7132, Portland 1, Oroon I worn mil wrtormonon on cofoon. Nomo Addtl City Loya Clute is working in the II. J. Winter real estate office in the absence of Mrs. Winter who is presently convalescing from foot surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mann and children, Teri and Rick, led Fri day for Mcdford where they will make their home. Alann will he af filiated wilh the Leland Clark In surance Agency. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Craig have purchased the property known as "The Windmill" on W. Harvard Avenue and will remodel the build ing for offices. The sale was made by Helen Glenn Real Estate. Miss Carol Lindbloom, who left last week for New York City to accompany a friend on a irip to Europe, will spend the next sever al months vacationing in the Brit ish Isles and Europe. Aliss Lind bloom is the daughter of Air. and Mrs. T. E. Lindbloom of this city. gram. Two plans were approved for reorganization in Umatilla County. One would join the districts of Athena No. 29. Thornhollow No. 45 and Gibbon No. 102 to parts of Adams No. 15 and Weston Union High School districts. The other would join district No. 16 of Pen dleton lo parts of district No. 15, Adams district. The board approved and praised a department-prepared booklet, de signed to teach high school seniors how education is financed. The board was told by Dr. Leon Alinear that he received 42 peti tions from parents at Medford and a letter from Ihe Blue Mountain Conservative Baptist Association asking that schools change Ihe rules for exempting children from dancing. At present the students who want to get out of dancing instruc tion must bring the notes of ap proval from parents. But the Prot estants say instead those who want to dance should have to bring the notes. The board indicated it was sat isfied wilh the present system. The Samaritan feast bi one nf the most primitive rituals still practiced in the world and one of the last in which a blood sacrifice forms part of a religious cere mony. In Jerusalem itself the empha sis during Good rriday was on events leading up to Christ s death and burial with the Way of the ! Cross procession the major event. 1 Pilgrims and tourists gathered in 1 groups according lo language and followed massive crosses from Ihe point where Christ was tried be fore Pilate to Calvary and the tomb. The procession stopped at 14 si at ions along the way through Ihe twisted cobblestoned streets of this medieval city whose archi tecture recalls the Crusades. In the evening inside the aged Church of the Holy Sepulchre a slatue representing the body of Christ will be taken off the cross on Calvary and placed Inside the tomb in a solemn burial service. House Kills Solon Transportation Bill WASHINGTON f API A propos al lo allow senators unlimited free trips hack home has been knocked in the head by the House. As a result. Sen. Clair Kngle, D Calif., probably will have to dig into his own pocket to pay for a trin he made to his home state. after Congress adjourned last fall,; to preside over conferences ar-; ranged by the Senate Small Busi-' ness Committee . . 1 Kngle's voucher was presented to Ihe financial clerk of the Senale by the chairman of the commit-i lee. Sen. John Sparkman. D Ala. I ' "It bounced back." Sparkman (old the Senate Appropriations Committee reeenlly, because it ' was held to conflict with a 19fi0 taw which said that members of Congress can't be paid for offi-! cial inspection or investigation inp.s wnicn wmu up in men mime sihics. The Senale committee heeded Snarkman'i plea and added to House-passed appropriations mil a I provision repealing the ISliO ban. The Senale approved ihe pro posal without debate and without a dissent. Then Ihe hill returned to a Senate-House Conference Committee, House mpmbcrs balked and Ihe senators agreed to abandon the 'repealer wilhout a struggle. CAREERS GLAMOROUS . . . EXCITING Good paying position with travel. Youth men nd women . . . Hoat eshes, RenervationiaU, Radio Com municalionf, Pannf(er A cents. H. S. Grids, 17 to 38. See if you ean qualify. , for full information mail coupon lo loi 7132, Portland 19, Oraon. (OOTID Ao- H -fSn - Pho Hawaiian Girl Visits Coed I By MRS. LEWIS BINTLIFF Janet Travis, recently home in Winchester tor spring vacation from Southern Oregon College at Ashland was hostess lo a girl friend from the Hawaiian Islands. Mrs. An Travis, Janet and Mrs. Dan Coflcll drove to Portland lo greet the visilor. Myrna .Maruino lo. who arrived by air from 1 1 1 lo. Hawaii. Miss Marunioto attended SOU during her freshman war and will attend there the spring term of Ibis year. The girls Iclt for Ashland over Ihe weekend. Weekend Trip Taken Mr. and Airs. Even-It Rlondell; , Allison. Richard and Donna Hold er; and Chuck McClung spent last: weekend in Happy Camp. Calif. They visited Hlondcll's brother-in-1 law and sister, Mr. and Airs. Ellis j While, and family. .Mr. and Airs. Willard Pease and1 daughters have moved from Plea-. sunt SI. in Winchester to a resi- j deuce on Eden Lane. Mrs. Pease I has served as president of Ihe I Wilbur Winchester PTA for the' past two years. Linda and 'Bonnie j have transferred to Riverside j school. ! Janice Pryor, granddaughter of , Airs. Clayborn Parton of Wilbur, J spent a week reeenlly visiting wilh the Ora Gavlor familv and Olis I .Mitchell at Prineville. While, there j she attended the district conven tion of the Church o God of Proph-! ecy. She returned by way of Grants, Pass and stopped to attend church there. Barbara Mitchell, a former Wilbur resident, relumed home wijh her for a week's visit Air, and Airs. Boni Yraguen and family entertained several guests at their Winchester home reeenlly. They were Air. and Airs. Sam Graf and family, of Alherton. Calif., and Air. and Mrs. Sieve Kvnns and daughters of Spring field. Graf anil Yraguen were friends while in the service to gether. Camas Valley Pair. Sells Home; Moves By MRS. WILLIAM BANKS Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson of upper Camus Valley have sold their home to Stephen Jtomera of Hoseburg and have moved lo Hend where Nelson will be employed on the S. V. Cawrse Hanch. t Man Visits Former Camas Valley resident Robert Ellis, now residing at Mount Vernon, Ore., was a re cent visitor in (he valley. (!uy Moore was elected as alter nate delegate (o the Stale (irange session at the regular meeting of the Camas Valley (irange held at the (Irange Jlall, with Muster Rus sell HarwoofJ presiding. E. A. Markham, agriculture chairman, reported on grains lor stock feed. Other coniniiltee chair men giving reports were Milo Claughlon, insurance; Guy Moore, education, and community service, t-rnest tiooui. Hall use; and Mrs. Leslie Catchphle, home economics. A sum of S5 was donated lo Ihe Home Economics Club scholarship formerly Spencc Memorial Schol arship fund for district one. Members were reminded of Grange Church Sunday, April 9. All members were urged to attend the church of their coice, but to report to Ihe chaplain, if attending. Camas Valley Grange will at tempt lo sponsor a dairy princess candidate. E. A. Markham .will have more information in the near fultirc. The next meeling will be April 8 with a no-host dinner at 7 p.m. Hostesses for Ihe evening were Mrs. Erich Plickal, Mrs. Libel Brown and Mrs. Willrr Plickat. Death Penalty Bill Killed SALEM (AP) Legislation to abolish the death penalty was kill ed Thursday. The House Judiciary Lommillee decided to let the measure die in commillee. ... WILL April 1, 1961 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3 SATURDAY 1 ., , , : Alcobohcs Anonymous, ha-emcnt ol 1'ac.ihc Building. 8 p.m. lor more inlormatiun call (lit .! i,iiL"l. Buckeroo Square Dance Club, j 1 1 n- bain, ilaiu-e-ol-nioiuh insliur- turn at 8. oil p in., regular dance at 9 p in., ladies bring potluck. , Roseburg Emblem Club, rum-i8 mage and plain sale, in the ball-1 room ol the Elks Club. 8 a m to ! 3 p.m., leave rummage at Elks! I'luli. University of Oregon Mother's ' Club, rummage sale, at the Worn-; alls Club. 8 a.m. Blue-Star Mothers, Easier bilked ' food, candv and colored egg sale,1 from of J. C. Pennev's. II a.m.,:810 P-t- proceeds In go to work al V. llos-' Hayloft Squares, square danco pilal bv liliu- Star Alothers. ! lessons, Prcscliern Barn, Dude Hayloft Squares, regular dance, Sibley. I'iri-clor, 8 to 10 p.m. 9 p.m.. members bring sandwich- Creer PT Gnvn School gym, es, pattern dance instruction al 8!"u'-" -vUht and Science Fair, p.m. in". Elkton IOOF to sponsor dance,1 Fullerton PTA, m e e t i n g, 7:30 al Elklon Lodge Hall, music lo be !'" at the school, furnished bv Elklon High School1 Camas Valley PTA, at Ihe orchestra, refreshments. school cafeteria, 7:45 p.m., clec- Douglas County Association For ! ol ollicers planned Retarded Children, annual Ea.-ler I Wilbur-Winchester PTA, al Win hake sale, front of entrance to 1 chc-tor gym, 7:30 p.m., Youth Svohoda's Tols lo Teens, on Jack-1 -NiulH planned, son si ! Elkton IOOF, meeling at tho Melrose Grange public card par-; ty. 8 p. in South Deer Creek Grange,' Gi-anee Hall. S l.i o.m. Tri V Square Dance Club, Ea- i gles Hall. Myrtle Creek! 9 p.m. Olalla Squares, al Ihe Olalla Coinnumily Building. 9 p.m. Sunday, April 2 .,..nv EASTER SUNDAY Unitarian Fellowship, downstairs ; meeling room ol Munroe-llulson , Cluiic, 880 SE Jackson. 7:30 p.m. Roseburg Rod and Gun C I u b, I imp snouting. ! a.m. Wilbur-Sutherlin Methodist youlhi choir practice, Wilbur Methodist Marriage Licenses Dcloras Ida Lehman, Sulhcrlin, and Gai Carl Hurl, Oakland. V. Ucleane, White, Kiddle, and Curtis W. Hoswell, Kiddle. Belly Anne Clark, Canynnville, and Lewis Edward Wooley, Kiddie. Mahlc J. l-'orgey, Cottage Grove, and Edward It. Cobb, Cottage Grove. Melba A. Eldred, Riddle, and Randall V. Dohani, Gold Hill. Connie M. Durst, The Dalles, and Roger C. Simpson, Roseburg. Marlyn Suksdorf, Wilbur, and Gale M. Bast, Winston. Divorce Suits Filed Charles E. vs. Rulh Hudson. Married at Roseburg June M, r,i.r)!l. Cruelly charged. Plaintiff asks award of bouse at. 1o:tr NE Cedar St., Roseburg, built by him in 19.16, also award ol cerium household furniture with olher fur nishings to defendant. Plaintiff asks award of car, and that de fendant's former name o Ruth O'Toole he restored. Sloven Lee vs. Shirley Joy Ellis. Married at Elizabeth City. N.C., June li. ItMiO. and at Virginia Reach. Va., Nov. 5, 19ii0. Cruelty charged. Vera Mae vs. Harold Herbert Simms. Married at Delano, Calif., Oct. 1, 1912. Desertion charged. Plaintiff asks custody of six chil dren. Divorce Decrea Ruth from Paul Kistler. Plain liff awarded household furnishings, 1952 pickup, and judgment for $2I8 us half of Ihe sum received by Ihe defendant from sale of sheep and heifers, wilh six inonlhs lo pay sum. Plaintiff also to have residence in Kisllers Addition, as previously deeded by defendant, nnil $75 a monlh alimony. Defend ant to receive household furnisn ings at bis present residence, lDM station wagon, machine shop, car penter' tools, camping equipment and rifles. Vital Statistics j i!.-vnAi? nr Tr-r--VT ' i-iuin-ll, 3 p in. Special Easter film on Sym- p,nv of .lto - , , n(m.n -lt h p.m.. In the vouth group meeting ld Vmv (;rilve' Church. Monday, April 3 ... , , , . , ,. ,, Knights of Pythias, Pythias Hall "' . , . . , Winston . Dillard Kiwanis Club, " !''. Obedience Trials sponsored by ' mp(ua Kennel Club. Pavilion on l''airgrniiiKls, 7 30 p.m. Junior Duplicate Bridge Club, ' I'"1. -"'s. nauer linen, in- rector, Buckeroos, workshop, at Ihe barn lodge hall, 8 p.m. ' Areme Club nf Elkton K.:ifern Star Chapter, meeting al the home Ol Mis. Hay llolllllan. Glendaie Bethel of Job's Dauah- ters, meeling and inspection by Airs. Donna Nelson, grand guard ian of Heaverton, potluck dinner at 11:30 p.m. Elkton Lions Club meeling, home. ol Air. and Mrs. Hon rv lieckiev. past Matrons c,ub; nle(,lin ,t hom(, of Mrs Sam j Si10cll1ilk,,r ml si a1(, Avc 7.30 ,ivscn supper,' all past matrons" jm,j(,,( Umrjnua Vallev Stamn Club. 7 p.m., home of Bill llladorn, 1J.I NE Pleasant, lo study various United States issues from Colum bians through the 1923-33 Presi dential issue. Umpqua Grove 51 of Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle, Ever green Grunge Hall, 8 p.m. Glendaie City Council, City Hall, 7:30 p.m. Benson School PTA, at the school gvm. 7:30 p.m. Alpha Zeta Theta Rho Girls Club No. 30, IOOF Hall, 7 p.m. Winston City Council, Cily Hull. Douglas Camera Club, 880 SE Juckson St., 7:30 p.m. Roseburg City Planning Com mission, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.- Two Glide Rangers, Receive Training By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY Mclvin McCord and Lester Spur gcoit of the Glide Ranger Station attended two days of driver train ing school in Eugene (o prepare selected individuals from various forests to give driver training and lo test drivers applying for U. S. Deparlmenl of Agriculture driver permils. This is all part of (he Umpqua Nationul Forest's safety program, Cutting Declines Jim Crates, timber sales officer al Ihe (ilide Ranger Station, re ports lhat for the first time in many yours, no limber hus been cut on the Little River Ranger Dis trict during the month of March. Jack Price, president of the Ki- wunis Club of Glide and Gil Mag ness, utlened the spring conler- ence uf District 15 held recently at tho Village Green in Cotlaga Grove. District 15 comprises It Kiwanis clubs from Medford to conference was Ed' Melack. of nf Pacific-Northwest Kiwanis Dis trict. Air. and Mrs. Charles Anderson and sons spent two days this week in Portland. .