12 Tha News-Review, Roteburg, Ore Thurs., Oct. 5. 1961
Flemming To Address Peace Corps Confab
PORTLAND (AP) Dr. Arthur: educational, business, labor and
S. Hemming, president of the jarm groupi from five Northwest
University of Oregon, will address t
Peace Corps conference in Port- '
land Oct. 15 I Tne fe1';nce W1" or" t0
The conference i des'sned to, the public and will continue into
give information about recruiting ! the evening of Oct. 1(1, with panel
for the corps. It will be attended; discussions about iclection and
by 550 representatives of civic.'lraining of vui .imv..
,ERLY INDUSTRY
Newark, Ohio (AP) - a flint
ndie Ui at begins in east-central
Olii') and extends east about eight
miles probably was one of the
sites of America's first industry
the quarrying and working of flint.
Ari'hrnlogisls have found numer
ous "workshops" along the ridge
where ancient tribal work parties
split and chipped the quarried
flint.
Trained Drivers Safest Says Report
SALEM (AP) A state report Motor Vehicles Department In co
says that boys who have com. operation with the Education De
pleted classroom and behind the- parlmenl, which supervises driver
wneci anver training nave n per .training.
cent fewer accidents than those
who have not.
The report to Gov. Mark Hat
The report also said that boys
receiving only .art of the driver
training program had worse rec
field, made Tuesday, also said i ords than those with no training.
that girls with the same training , Girls with no training on the av
have 28 per cent fewer accidents. ; erage had more violations than
The report was from the state those with partial training.
Fr,nc is Humcn. Melrose Folks Take Plane
zuiA.iii, ria. tAf) Tropical i
i Storm Frances became a hurri
cane today. The Miami Weather
I Bureau reported it had 7 mile
per hour winds. It was 560 miles
east of Miami, moving north
northwest.
Frances offers no threat to the
U.S. mainland, the bureau said.
The hurricane was moving at
13 m p h.
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By NETTII WOODRUFF Alvie Tandy and daughter. Jean,
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rogers have spent the past weekend visiting
left by jet plane for the Hawaiian with relatives and joining them in
Islands where they will visit the a deer hunting trip. They made
'ormer's brother and sister-in-law.1 the trip to Madias by plane, pilot
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rogers, a n d ed by Wayne W heeler,
.'amily for two weeks. I Mrs. Evan Johnson and Katliy
went to Eugene luesday to na.e
the latter's tonsils removed.
Officer And Family Visit
Maj. and Mrs. Don Morgan ami
daughter, Stephanie, are rxpcctci
to arrive this week from Vancou
ver, Wash., for a visit with .Mrs,
Morgan's parents, .Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Aydelotte. Maj. Morgan
is just back from service in Saiuon
and is on a 30day leave, alter
which the family will be stalicned
in Philadelphia. Pa. He will also
visit his mother in Roseburg
House guests for several days
this week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Eshleman were
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Smith, of Salem.
Mrs. T. Hr Pargeter, who spent
last week in Pullman, Wash., ear
ing for her new granddaughter.
Cari Colleen Phillips, returned
home during the weekend and then
left by plane Monday for Pullman
to assist her daughter for a few
more days.
Club To Meet
Melrose Grange Home Economics
Club will meet lor a dessert lunch
eon Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. J. E. Young. All
members are cordially invited tu
be present.
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EASY TO ENTER EASY TO WIN JUST LIKE A GAME
Supply the missing names of the foods in Nalley's Country Cupboard
CONTEST RULES
1 In the Country Cupboard pictured here are 12 of
the more than 150 Nalley'a products sold in Food
Stores. The names of 6 are missinfc but they can
be easily identified by the descriptions of each and
matched with the proper names at the bottom of the
cupboard illustration. Just supply the viissing names.
All the elites are right here. But, if you are not
absolutely r of your answers, you will find all the
products in a special COUNTRY CUPBOARD dis
play or on the shelves at your favorite Food Store.
2 When you have identified all 6 of the un-namcd
ftnlley'i products print the names of each on one
eide of a plain sheet of paper or on an entry blank
available in this ad or in Super-Markets or Grocery
Stores. Then complete the galley's jingle found on
the entry blank.
Print or write clearly, your name and address and
mail your completed entry with any one Nalley'a or
.Nalley'a IXL label to Nalley'a Country Cupboard
contest, tsox ii, new
"iork 46, N.Y. That's
all there is to it!
3 Enter as often as
you wish, but each entry
must be accompanied
by a Nallev'a or a
Kalley'slXLlahcl,and
all entries must be post
marked no later than
midnight November 26, 1961 and received by Dee.
ember 6, 1961.
A Correct entries will be judged by D.L. Blair Cor
poration on the basis of:
a. Aptness (e.g., relevance to subject matter and
iinprle) 0-25
b. Originality of idea and effectiveness of language
(e.g., creativity, freshness, interest, rhyme) 0-i0
c. Sincerity (believability) 0-10
d. Consistency and clarity 0-15
Duplicate prizes in case of ties. One prize to a single
family. Judges decision final. All entries become the
property of Nalley 's. Inc. and none will be returned.
V inners will be notified by mail within approximately
six weeks after the close of the contest and a com
plete list of winners is available to anyone sending
a stamped, self-addressed envelope for same.
5 The contest is open to all persons in the U. S. A.
living in areas where Nalley'a products are sold in
retail stores, except
employees of Nalley s.
Inc., its food brokers
and distributors, its
advertising agencies
and the employees of
D. L. Blair Corporation
and their families. Con
test is subject to Fed
eral, State and local
regulations.
Nalley's Country Cupboard Contest
Box 22, New York 46, N.Y.
The missing names are 1.
3 4
Complete this jingle
to rhyme with "bare"
Go to Nalley'a Country Cupboard
You'll never find it bnre
It's filled with zesty flavors
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Example: "You'll delight your family there."
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Xrmrtht IXL it 9 h: i j:cn ef .Vj.'.'o '. Inc. City Zone State
Cet extra entry blanks at any store uhert Salley'i or Nalley' IXL products art sold.
Meetings Scheduled
For Elkton Groups
By MRS. C. W. HENDERER
The Elkton School Board will
meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the Elk
ton High School gym.
The City Council will meet Tues.
day at 7:30 p.m. at the city office.
The Elkton Lions Club will hold
its regular dinner meeting at 6:20
p.m. Wednesday at the lodge halL
Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Porter and
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cooper and
family of Eugene were Sunday din
ner guests at the Ted Taylor home.
The American Legion Women's
Auxiliary will meet for a potluck
luncheon at noon at the home of
Mrs. Harold Higgins on Tuesday.
A white elephant sale will also h
held with a business meeting fol
lowing the luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Peters of
Portland are visiting this week at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Bill Weatherly and family.
Students Home
David Gates and Milton Cheever
spent last weekend at their homes
in Elkton from Southern Oregun
College at Ashland.
David Compton and Charles Hen
derer also spent last weekend at
their homes in Elkton from Ore
gon State University in Corvallis.
Mr. Walter Duff of Corvallis was
a weekend guest at the Wade Hen
derer home.
Announcement Due
On New Chancellor
COOS BAY (AP) - There mar
be some annour"cment soon about
a successor to Dr. John R. Rich,
ards as chancellor of Oregon's
higher education system.
William E. Walsh of Coos Bav,
chairman of the state Board of
Higher Education, said Tuesdav
he is sure nore information will
be available before the end of
this week.
He said the board still is con.
sidering, among other applicants.
Dr. John E. Iwy Jr., the advisor
to the president of Michigan
State University. Key recently
was a guest of Walsh at his Coos
Bay area home and visited other
ofticials at Eugene.
Richards resigned recently
chancellor to take a similar
position in California.
Minneapolis Lad
Wins Bake Contest
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP)
A Minneapolis housewife won $23..
000 in a baking contest Tuesday
with her candybar cookies.
Mrs. Alice H. Reese took Ihe
top prize in Pillsbury's Grand Na
tional bakeoff.
Second prize of So.000 went ' to
Mrs. Clara L. Oliver of Wellsviile,
Mo. for her Hawaiian coffee ring
A black bottom cup earned
$3,000 for Doris E. Geisert of
Lakewood, Calif., in the senior di
vision. No. 13 was lucky for the junior
winner, Robin Ruth Bloms of
Olympia, Wash.
The H-year-old won $3,000 for
her apricot crunch pie on ran:
No. 12 on the 13th anniversary of
the cooking event.
Film Industry
Changes Code
HOLLYWOOD (AP Ihe
motion picture industry, steppin?
up it five-year campaign to al
low treatment of more controver
sial subjects in films, has changed
its production code to permit the
subject of sex deviation on the
screen.
But sucH subjects must be
treated with "care. dicretion and
restraint and in all other aspects
conform to the code." the Motion
Picture Association declared on
Tuesday. The association repre
sents most of the important movie
makprs.
"The board feels under the
code, the matter may be handled
as acceptably, as morally, as in
other media of exprcsion radio
and television, newspapers and
magazines, hooks and plays a.l
media that appil motion
picture, to lar;- and diverge au
diences," the association said.