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rjkmsmdi Striki Br Air. Stt uw In j; The " I: Doy's News . By . ..'! frcnk Jenkins fc - I suppose you hive read in the newt the tragic story of the two EDITORIAL PAGE 4 The Nw ., Roteburf Ore. Set., Oct. 7, 1961 DIFFERING OPINIONS By CharUt V. Stanton A congre.iitional ubcommitte, meelinjr in Portland to connicler development of Oregon': Sand Dune area, ha be fore it two divergent opinion from official Douglas, Coun ty bodie. The Doula County Court declined to impose censor ship upon the Park Department, an agency of the court, de spite the fact that a statement by Charles. S. Collin, for mer supervisor of the department, differ from the views of the County Court a reported by Ray E. Doerner, com missioner. The Court, in my opinion, U to be commended for not Kent Germane who raced the other! muzzling the Park Department. Instead, it allowed two day across the rooftops in a des- very ably prepared statement to be introduced before the nerate effort to win their way toliiubjomrniUee. . Thu. tne congressional group had before W7S .i i". hiPE il tne thinking of two group both official in character. himself droooine to hie death in I The late Senator Richard L. Neuberger created a bill DEAR ABBY Abigail Van Burcn clWomonow Saturday, Oct. 7 Alcoholics Anonymous, basement of Pacific Building. 8 p m., for more information call OR 3 6629. Bucksroe Square Dance Club. th uuu at. o jv u.iu.. iciuiii uauvd at, n i . u.... ,.u c, u ,( mn.u. . . h,i,ne. 10 am Haati Mftti Ceiliara Saumr Umncm r he barn, d.nceofmonlh instruct ! IT'1!"' m Jack nd Cun Club, the street below, he shouted which would have put coastal area of I-ane, Coo and person to person .fight. I was floor-'? "FREEDOM." I Douglas Counties into a recreational park under the di-;ed with a blow to my left jaw. I. The other was captured by the'rection of the National Park Service. pursuing communist police. It was, and is, my opinion that his proposal was strict- . . ly political, designed to heat Gov. Hatfield, a prospective "k""A.Z, 'J... i h. candidate for the seat to which Neuberger sought tunate one. He joined the immortal company of those who are ready to say with our Patrick Henry More About Dogs DEAR ABBY: You ran a letter ly risht. A dog's mouth IS clean- from a mother who taiH ah u,9a I than m hnm.n'i Vii, h.ua. careful not to let her dog belt her! never seen a dog with bad teeth. Club hunter , dance, Winston Com-1 trlSSSi babv on the mouth became he .nrt nu never will I'H twinrr e v - ' I choir practice, llbur ilemoaisi . . .7 -.V.,, , . .7 i ------ - - - - " . t niunuy nan. p.m., ivan juiuiara u,1P.u feared the DOG would catch some- my dog a sip of my soda than you! 1 ot Springfield guest caller. I d.,Vi iiiius iiuui me umnj. miu juu re plied, JNovy I ve Heard every everything until you've heard MY VI.. a i. 1 1 DEAR ABBY: Will you please h.L iL.- hd-n "l'l!11 f'l that idiotic woman that it is .1.1 va T " "JId 'eCrlShed by! dangerous to be licked on the I "'Si ttl l""?? ?Und n f.r, mouth by a dog? Have, her fam- ily physician explain the danger of CYSTICERCL'S. I personally ave seen children and adulla die Tkl. -j ....k . iium u Collectors Set Meet The second annual Atomic Coin Pow Wow of the 1'nhimhia Basin Coin Club will be held Oct. 21-22 at the Community House. s.'h) George Washington Way, Richland, Wash. Rosehurc coin collectors are ad- at the Broiler, IS 30 p m. For in- vised that an auction of 450 choice formation call OR 3 5321. i lots of coins will be held each day. Many coins of educational and Sunday, Oct. I economic value will be on display Unitarian Fellowship, downstairs at the meeting. Munroe-Hutson son, 7:30 p.m. ANOTHER DOG OWNER nun a 1.1 e b . L. : L. . . . thing!" Well, you haven't heard',, .... k.A , , uv't tk near a ranch. No infections result 1 .' ed. Recently 1 was involved in a National Retired Teacher's As- sociatien, potluck lunch. Winches ter cabin of Dr. H. C. Church. Bring own table service. Melrose Orange public card par ty, at the Grange Hall, 8 p m. South Deer Creek Grange, Grange Hall, 8:15 p.m practice, 3 D m. Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, Munroe Clinic, downstairs meeting room, 2 p in. West Coast Singing Convention, Winston Baptist Church, 2-4 p.m. Monday, Oct. Knights of Pythias, Tylhiai Hall PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS As for me, GIVE ME LlBtltTY, OR GIVE ME DEATH." The other poor devil was hus tled back to a communist Jail. The Atlantis Monthly says that sinre the war, 25,000 people have died in East German political pris ons. It adds that there are still 10.000 prisoners in East German jails who were sentenced for poli tical crimes. What's a political crime? Well, in communist countries, FLEEING FROM COMMUNISM is a political crime. In Washington, President Ken nedy vetoes a bill that would have given $60 8 million in annual pay raises to the 560,000 postal work ers through changes in the longe vity system. He says in a memo randum that accompanied his veto that budgetary needs are loo ur gent to permit approval of this measure, which was unaccompan ied by revenue increases. Congress, he pointed out, did not pass the postal RATE Increase he had recommended, and so the pay increase bill would have raised he postal deficit to more than SOO million dollars a year. That, he election. Alternate Proposed Irate my inner mouth. I was hos pitalized for several days, during whiih time I was injected with re-1 every serum known to man to pre vent tetanus from killing me. '.oomilcrbTl'To 1 i"P'o vemnts. Anyway, Sen. Neuberger' tragic death brought about the election of his widow to take his place. She resubmit ted the bill. Dr. Edwin Durno was elected to Congress as representative from Oregon's Fourth District, in which the land are situated, and he introduced a bill which would authorize the U.S. Forest Service to develop recreational potential of the so-called Sand Dune area. 1 A major part of the timber land in the region is under Forest Service control. Intermingled and adjacent is much private land. At least some private land owners are very vigorous in opposition to the Neuberger bill. This bill would place private land in a national park. Property owner would be paid for their lands. They could, if they desired, re main on the property throughout their lifetime. They would not, however, be permitted to speculate, or to sell to other than the federal government. Rep. Durno's bill doesn't concern private land. It re lates only to acreage under control of the Forest Service. It would, however, recognize the prevailing opinion that the major use of the area is recreational. It would not inter fere with the speculative right of property owners, nor would it halt industrial development. Zoning Proposed Because Durno's bill doesn't control intermingled and adjacent private land, there has been much concern that uncontrolled use of land abutting recreational developments by the Forest Service, a he proposes, would adversely Sincerely, M D. DEAR ABBY: Apropos the letter I in which a reader insisted that her t : c r c. 8 D.m I . . nilla.J IC,uM,a rlllh 6:30 p.m. ATTEND "It Is Written" Crusade TONIGHT gles Hall, Myrtle Creek, 9 p.m. Olalle Squares, at the Olalla Community Building, 9 p.m. Hayloft Squares, at the Pres chern Barn, Dude Sibley caller. Ladies bring sandwiches. Roseburg Writer's Club, banquet, Lane, Douglas and Coos Counties, affected by the Sand Dunes proposal, recently formed a joint study committee to consider the possibility of zoning. This committee has organized and has authorized a land use study as the first phase of it job. A report recommending either for or against zoning, i to be submitted to the respective county courts. Only the counties can authorize zoning. Much controversy center around the two bill now be fore Congress. One would set up a seashore park under direction of the National i'ark Service. This primarily would be a single-purpose park. A road would be built around the area which then would be controlled chiefly for Its recrea tional resources. The cost is estimated at some $30 mil lion. Durno's multi-purpose measure would leave things much a they are, except that the Forest Service holdings would be subjected to full development of their recreation al resources. He proposes expenditure of around $6 mil lion over a period of years. One of our county departments wants the National Park Service to take over. It i experienced, it is stated. A National Park would attract "million of people and A tesm of 10 PTA women ,,,. 1 dollar. checked the weight, heicht and I The County Court, on the other hand, contends that the eyesight of children in the West; loss of money going into road buildinir and road mainlen- the annual deficit II would, Indeed. We already have nearly 300 BIL LION dollars on the federal cuff. This vetoed bill would hsve add- ed almost a billion dollars every year to what is already there. Pulling defense expenditures on the cuff is justifiable if it HAS TO BE DONE. But running up a deficit of almost a billion dollars a year for routine services of gov ernment such as carrying the mail ran only be described as utterly mnriensinie extravagance. If continued long enough, such extravagance ran lead only to na . lional bankruptcy. PTA Team Checks Sutherlin Pupils Elementary School in Sutherlin The process took four hours dur ing which more than 300 pupils were tested. Brtty Brallon, West's PTA health chairman, and four other .women. Norma Sellers, Mrs. Scolt 'Hand, Delores O'Hcarn and Alice , .slag by, attended a special tram ing session in Roseburg. The ses sion, sponsored by the county health department and state eye specialists, taught methods for vis . Ion checking and what aymptoms 1 to observe thst would indicate poor vision Children with poor vision will be ctircked again by the county nurse Korne sludnents, based on this Hnn hie check, will be referred to eye eprciaiisis Little River Extension Group Plans Programs Sara Wermlinger secretary of the Extension Unit ance, would most seriously impair county services would reduce value of federal timber holdings. and Many Deer Brought Home By Hunters In Riddle Area By IRMA BIST ieach animal weighed exsctly Successfu' Ri(ide hnl,r, whoPounn; w,hfJ !n 'h P,r,v "e have already returned are Mr. and J"1 J-lark, Kenneth Stuart, Hugh Mrs. Lonme Jones, the former eel-u"!: K,lhr nd nic' Sl"r. My personal habits are clean. I 'dog's mouth was antiseptic enough have always brushed my teeth snd to lick her baby's face, but she bathed daily. The doctor shocked wasn't sure that the baby was me with the following statement: ! germ-free enough lor tne aog s "There are more dangerous germs j safely: A similar controversy took in the humsn mouth than in the 'place between my daughter-in-law mouth of any animal. and me over her standard rrench "SHOCKED" ! poodle. She and I shared a large I double bed (my son was away .,, , ! in Service), and she invited her DEAR ABBY: I don t know when i" . ' , , lhr. I have read anything as revolting as that letter in your column from the woman who didn't want her collie to lick her baby on the mouth because she was afraid of what the COLLIE could get. Hon- Readers Opinion Russia Using Threats To Force Negotiation To The Editor: To negotiate with the commun ist without threat or ultimatum is wishful dreaming. The Berlin cri Contract Bridge Lessons, begin ners, home of Airs. Horns Bow ser, 7:30 p m. Obedience Trials sponsored by I'mpqua Kennel Club, Pavilion on Fairgrounds, 7:30 p.m. Junior Duplicate Bridge Club 7:30 p m., players requested to be present by 7:20 p.m. to set up ta bles and boards. Buckeroes, workshop, at the barn 8-1U p.m. I Green Sanitary District, board of directors, Green School, 8 p.m. I Roseburg Junior Academy, board! meeting, at the school, 8 p m. j Douglas Community Hospital Auxiliary, board meeting, at the! What is a .i. . -u k ..t.i Plaa nniu uuuuiuiK jiu. urn rignis in m'rnn. re received inei-" ft T i JLlt w . re ' Bn 33B5- Berly invitation to participate and be-1 " .1.. I h m ,. ih. ' Hills. Calif. Include self-addressed come cosigners to the agreement Mas, the dog baby! REVOLTED For Abby's booklet Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50c DEAR ABBY: Yes, that dog own-! to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, er who wrote to you was absolute-iCalif. Schrunk Seeks Volunteers To Picket The Lovers' Film PORTLAND fAP) anm I Diva hir a chnir. The'.:. ;. k. .1 untu ti c I hospital. 10 a.m. dog or me. She chose the dng, and Viet Union has, and now' is insist-l """ouro Lady Lions, dinner we haven't spoken since 1944. jng that a peace treaty with East ' meeting, Bamboo Room at Dales, WON T SLEEP WITH DOGS Germany will establish our right S 30 P m- to have access to and occupation Umpqua Kennel Club, pavilion at What's troubling you? Write i rights in Berlin. We received the i ' airgrounds, 7:30 p m. :ioaie Dernei jod s waugnrert, sonic Temple, Riddle. 7:30 p.m. which would recognize the East Women of the Moose, Moose Hall, German communist regime as the! 8 p.m. 'How To true Government of a new country, I Valentine Chapter M, Order of and therefore having the right to I Lastern Mar. Myrtle LreeK. take over the Soviet occupation! Roseburg City Council. City rights in Berlin. If we will acknow-j Hall, 7:30 p.m. ledge and sign this kidnapping j Golden Age Club, Veteran's Mem agreement, the Soviets will again orial Building, 7:30 p.m. solemnly promise to add one morel Roseburg Art Association, Mun guarantee to the long list of broken I roe Clinic, 8 p.m. Henrietta John promises that they had agreed to 'son and Jo Hand to have program honor. on silk screen and serigraphs. If we should agree and sign this I Melrose PTA, at the school, 8 certificate, it would be sentencing p.m. Arthur Selbv guest Speaker East Germany to live under a i Business and Professional Wo The mo- al, the court indicated that it tion picture, "The Lovers" opened might be. Schrunk said because ; Syslem n con(roi that is deter- at a Portland theater tnis weekioi mis ne asuea me cisuici al and Mayor Terry Schrunk called j for volunteers to picket the film. Schrunk said the film was ob scene and asked the district at torney to file a charge of ob scenity against the theater owner. The film wai closed by city authorities last spring when city police censors viewed the French film and said it was obscene. Theater manager Nancy Welch Allen fought the decision and the state Supreme Court recently overturned the ban on the film mined, and ruthlessl" has acquired more land, subdued more human, ity subjugating them to iron cur tain rule, has made and broken more agreements, and is now threatening to arbitrarily extcr men's Club, annual banquet. Elks Temple, 7 pa. Lucille Norton, state president, guest speaker. For reservations call Mildred West, OR 3-6252. League of Women Voters, Ump qua Hotel, luncheon 12:30 p.m torney to use a state law against obscenity. The film was shown Wednesday in a different theater, owned by Mose Mesher. Mesher made this statement: mtnate more peopl; of all nation- Mrs. Robert Stewart, national "Ihe Lovers is a motion pic-i antics, than did the mad Nazi die- hnarrf memnerc will he tmiiar ture of foreign origin. All foreign tator who used threats and prom- Scoutmasters Training Class, turns are careiuuy screened nyiises 10 inrce concessions irom uieiFjrst Presbyterian Church, 4:30 tne customs service, unscene men major powers oi curope. p m films will not get past the The power behind the Iron Cur- Cub Scout Leaders Training cusioms. inis mm was u tain is attempting to siampeie us Course. First Presbvterian Church screened.. Attendance at the opening While not specifically declaring, normal for a Wednesday after- the city ordinance unconstitution-i noon, Alesher said. New Tiller Minister Attends Washington State Meeting By MRS. MILTON HAMMERSLY The Rev. Cass Vincent, who re cently assumed the pastorate of the South Umpqua Community Church at Tiller, spent last week attending a prayer conference sponsored by the Christian and Missionary Alliance at Wenatchee, Wash. He made the trip in company ed there at their campsite by Mr. i,nd Mrs. Charles Phelps and chil dren of Waldport, former Tiller ites. The party bagged three bucks. The elder Belcher became ill on we are ready to negotiate this and the trip and was unable to join in other agreements. into this agreement, or, they tell '7:30 p.m. us, we shall negotiate with a re- League of Women Voters, area j gime we now pretend, does not conference, First National Bankl exist, or risk the devastating Building. 10 a m. to 3 p.m. might of the Soviet s nuclear pow- - . er. which the communists are now testing. The East German regime has declared that we are a threat that they intend to remove. Mr. K has warned friendly and so called neutral nations, that un satisfactory talks may force the Soviets to unleash the awesome destructive power contained in the already poised missiles; that he is ready to talk business, and hopes saws SPIRAL NEBULA? A spiral nebula is a vast group of celestial bodies appearing in the form of a spiral. The study of astronomy is essential to acquiring a better understanding of our universe. In the near future we will need many more scientists to probe the secrets of outer space. But many potential scientists may never go on to higher learning because there may not he room for them in college. Already many colleges are overcrowded and in 10 years applications will double. We will need more and better col lege classrooms and scientific apparatus. And we will need thousands more of the highest quality professors. HELP THE COLLEGE OF YOUR CHOICE NOWI Learn how you con htlp. Wrile for Ih Ir.. booklet. "OPEN WIDE THE COLLEGE DOOR." 8os 36, Times Square Station, New York 36, N.Y. fnttptrntifiH i'fc 7"fc AtivfrUginf ; ami ntiti tk .uiflpr Ati. t'frlmnia jr'rulir'a Anocattnt the hunting expedition. He is now recovering at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Erlebach and their houseguests, Mr. and with the Rev. Ian Hoover of Wolf Mr Harold Barney of Findley Ohio, spent Sunday on a lour ol Crater and Diamond Lakes. They enjoyed making the rim drive of Creek and the Kev. Paul Poe of Eagle Point. Son Inrolleo Vincents, who moved here last month from Hansville, Wash., are, making their home in the parson age apartment at the church. I Their son, Charlie, 14. is enrolled ' at Days Creek High School as a j freshman. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Warren of Salem were recent visitors at Til- This blackmailer of human rights and dignity is using threats, confusion, and promises, in the effort to make us forget that ac cess to. and our right to be in Berlin is firmly established. F'orc ing us to negotiate these rights under threat or ultimatum is good Crater Lake, and picnicked in the business for the Soviets a peace- park. Benny Loosens Up; Stork Cooperates lint- hurk wuh v.n.n.mi i-'nner, ana nes neamona 01 ler ana were ainner guests oi mr. Al ivr.UA.v in. tome spread, while Mrs. Jones brought ! l r"k- 'and Mrs. Anton Erlebach. The ! dian Jack Benny loosened the in a snike Thev hiinted in Vxi.rn Albert Huffman brought in Erlebachs took their guests on a grip on his billfold and the stork was elected I Utile River Home I S'ori V"' at a meeting held U? m. u... V Johnny Pui, 13, Oregon near Burns. I" IO",a norn Ir0Ir Mr. and Mrs. Clinton E, Grooms ,r"- were guests at the Mel Sherried . home in Baker while hunting on!.. a . the mountain ranch of G e o r g e N8W TfiOCllGrS Slfltefl Spiropulous. They bagged a lhree- t pointer and a four pointer. 10 Appeal" Oil TV SHOW Mrs. Philip Union killed a four- rr pointer while hunting in Ihe Silver Several new orimare te.rhert In ,". 'n TrtT Do,,1" Cmmy introduced Mr. Claxton and Mr. and Mrs. ilo lh, hi, . ..i....i. , D m. Oct. M ,,n,,r . Twenty tearhers In r.,l.. 1 s P"'V'V.1" b?who are new to their schools will trip up the South Umpqua River Rd. and they visited the old home stead on Red Butte Rd. where Mrs. Warren, the former lnel Ward, was horn, and the nearby Ron deau School, pioneer log structure, which she attended. The Warrens! were en route home following a i trip to Crater and Diamond Lakes was quick to take advantage. In a rash moment Benny an nounced he would open a S39 bank account for every child born Thursday in Waukegan, his home town, and 13 mothers delivered 13 takers. Births in Waukegan have been averaging four a day, but the re fill way to perpetuate communist ideology. This matter of acquiring through negotiation, or taking from those who, when threatened, relinquish their rights, is one way of forcing us to believe that this kind of peaceful coexistance is our only chance to prove that we want peace a peaceful way of giving us the business. Harold Morris P O Box 213 Myrtle Creek, Ore. How to Find PEACE ". Attend This FREE LECTURE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: ''Religion for a Scientific Age" by GORDON F. CAMPBELL, C S B , 0f Son to Monica, Calif. Member of the Boord of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts 8 P.M. Tuesday, October 10 Joseph Lane Junior High 21S3 North tort Vina Under the Auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Roseburg ALL ARE WELCOME CARE FOR SMALL CHILDREN WILL BE PROVIDED recently at the home of Mae Shore .uV ' UI V L p , , '""''who are new to their schools will""1 om' n Study topic. Selected h ""ksm.n of h family when , , jnl.mtw,d hy Kslnrr tirdd:ier vicinity, James Rainville of Bandon spent ; Hnh.,h,. , r,-H,n.TV f.m. me weeseno wiin nis iisii-r, jm. MaeHelle Zimmerman and sons and his uncle. Klier Rainville, anj did some deer hunting in the Til- Member, .e.ected tes.ile pain,, j"? " K'-t sr'SS; -"" '' P' gnm. taY "u u 7. J?. Tr 'Mrs. Ivsn Pur. and brother, Jars will be studied at another "re. j ;. . .VeorgV TeCe m choice meeting. ..j A.,.,.r .j u. a lira inigerald. I h . ., , 'and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. i v ... t, The meeting night was chanced u- , . v....n. t i. . Kathleen Scott the fourth Thursday to the E , ,, fot horn. J.cquo. Joanne Lyon, (i.yle j 'm"v TheV were join-; Pn'l third Tuesday of the month toj Mr tni Mr, m. K. Agee and "'"'h and Susan Johnson, (Hide: vicinny, inry . , nH s f t.iiu comiu-i wim omrr groups. prrd Bluntlell of Myrtle Point w,",ri'' nteii. ana lAicy niomi A demonstration on "New Wrin-I,,., ,t the home of Blun-1 Smiln. MV'' I'm: Margie Her- I " m Ironing" was given by d,'s son in law and daughter, Mr. 1 '" Valley: Catherine Mary Philpott and Sara Werm and Mrs Lester Porlerfield near Holdaway, Bertha Sprarklen and linter. Refreshments were served Klamath Falls and hunted on Ihe Marjcne lnt. Riddle; I-ucille An- ny sonny Williams ana Mae Moore. I'orlerfield ranch, each getting a "erson. dtenaaie; Joyce Hunuev inn Irene nouoreau, tiisiano; ana Hunlinf Successful Mr. and Mrs. Kmmilt Belcher; of Tiller and their son. William E. Belcher and young son. Bill, of! r - . a.... -,, r,4 f,tll,,Uf. i . wVeke-rrd hunting trip to. the . I r 39 ?;.r. lUino,, bank. cent each of the pparently picked the wrong day to step out at character. "I'm Retting worried. This is costing me money," said Benny when informed of the mounting hirths late Thursday night. He re tired before the final count was announced. In keeping with his favorite aSr39tne $;;9 to be left in Seven Test Pilots Work i On Boeing Space Project There were It members present, inrkeri horn Knitting will he the subject for Identical Weights N.ted the next meeting scheduled for David Clark and Roy Redmond. Oct. II. Anyone wishing further hunting in the same party in the information may call Gypsy t Red Butte area each got a four MM. I pointer, and in an odd rnmcidence. SEATTLE (AP) The Boeing 39 year olds will collect $124 57 in 2ti0 A D. Benny was in Waukegan to tape a television show in a new junior high school named in his honor. Elspeth Ellsworth, Betty Perkins Co- has disclosed seven test pilots j and Lucy Swanson, Sutherlin. Hucr.it PTA Sett Panel Fair Oaks Group Sends Box To Children's Home The News -Review PoUished ky News-Review fukfitkiaf Ce S4S S. L Meie St., leseeurf, Oref.o CHARLES V. STANTON ADDYE WRIGHT Editor Business Manager GEORGE CASTILLO DON HAGEDORN Manoging Editor Display Adv. Mgr. Member of the Associated Press, Oregon Newspiper Publishers Association, the Audit Bureau of Circulation Entered ts second clast matter May T, 1920, at the post office it Kosehurg, Oregon, under tct of March 1, 171 Subscription Raid on Classified Advertising Til ) are working with company engi neers to tie their ideas inio design of the lyna Soar manned space vehicle. The Hucrest PTA will meet for from the National Aeronautics and At the recent rreeting of the the first time this fall at I p m i Space Administration and four Air Fair Oaks Industrial Club plans Monday in the school auditorium: hv' h"n "rk'n Tnn,"'e lo 'n? bo? "!1bui . I with Boeing engineers since De- and flower seeds to the (.hildrrn s The program will o panel ' c,,,r, Karm Home at Corvallis. reports discussion on the grade school in- I ndrr present plars, the 10.000 Mrs. Jerry DeMuth, Sutherlin cor ter school athletic program. Kea- pound dart shaped craft will be respondent. lured on the panel will be the . Pt throush Its test pace, starting! Co hostesses for the meeting r . I in l6:t. It will be boosted into were Edith (.erard and Rachel ordinator for the physicsl educa orhl, ,r01ini ,h, r,rth hr , ,,rsf Rucknell. r,ie of appreciation tion department of the Eugene rocket, and then it will he eased was received from ihe 4 11 girls Schools. Others on Ihe panel will bic-k to earth, flying through the who had put on a style show at a be Ray Casebeer, Mrs. Gerald Mc llow'r "tmosphere like a delta recent mretini. . . .. ... , iwinged fmhter plane Two former members. R.in lartny. and state !en. Al nege.. Boflng nld , dri0, whether Smith and Edith O Neil of Mnn Bill Cooke will be moderator. snv nf the en pilnu wnrkmc on mnu'h Ore, were present liir the The public It invited to attend. I the project will make test flights, mcetin;. Wall-To-Wall Carpet CLEANING SPECIAL! IN YOUR OWN HOME FREE Dc Mothing With Wall-To-Wall Carpet Cleaning - For The Regular Price of Carpet Cleaning A Savings of 5c Per Square Foot on Cleaning and De Mothing Your Carpet Spcil Ruf Cltftftj Pric) AolitM Hufi RollexJ m4 RrWr tor Pxkuy RUG CLEANING- Regular 8c Square Foot Now 6c sq. ft. REVERSIBLE RUG CLEANING Square Foot . .. Now Sq. Ft. SPECIAL NOW THROUCH OCTOBER 14th RHOAD'S CLEANING SERVICE OR 2-1096 Shop Located Behind Richiet Drive In
