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1,000 Tons Of Prunes Sold From Canyonville Mora than 1.000 tun nf Italian prutiM were shipped to Salem canneries from th Canyonville de pot this Mason with the last ship merit made Sunday afternoon, ac cording to local ranrhrs who aaul the harvest was heavy and the price "good." Guy UcdM shinm.fi t.i i h a Star Company of Salem and split about hatf of the crop with the other buyer, Dole Corporation (for mer Paulua Brothers) also of Sa lem, reports Virginia Proctor, Can yonville correspondent. The price this year was $80 a Ion which, according to ranchers, Is a good price for a heavy crop. Last year's price of Sua would have been wonderful if anyone had Tiller-Drew PTA Hears Safety Talk Carl Hill Jr. of Canyonville ap peared as guest speaker at the recent meeting of the Tiller-Drew PTA. lie discussed the hunter safety course sponsored by the National Kifle Association to pre-' pare youthful hunters for safe par ticipation in the sport, reports Mrs. Milton Ilammcrsly, corres pondent. Locally, the course will be spon sored by the Tiller Trap Hub with Wayne Petcrman in charge. Four men will serve as Instructors after any prunes to sell, they said. Prunes shipped from Canyon iville were received from ranchers in the Canyonvi.le Days Creek area. they have passed qualifying tests. Youths completing the couiso and, obtaining certificate of prod j ciency will be eligible to apply for hunting licenses after age 12. it was explained. Definite plans will be worked out as soon as possible. Under direction of Stanley Girt,1 music instructor, and accompanied by .Mrs. .Margaret Shanks, a group of girls known as the "Swinging 7" sang the selection "Over the Rainbow." Refreshments were served by the eighth grade moth ers. The next meeting wilt be Nov. 2, preceded by a local executive meeting Oct. 30. Seventh grade mothers are scheduled to serve refreshments. NOT-SO-HOT SOLUTION JACKSONVILLE Fla. (API -The V. S. destroye- Jonas Ingram had a hot problem to handle uhen it touched the Seychelles Hands near Madagascar on a gnud will tour. lliimlrMt of barefoot natives came aboard as guests and the steel decks were scorching hut from the sun. The Navy solved the problem by having the visitors dash from one shaded spot to another. Winston Couple Makes Trip To See New Granddaughter Mon., Oct. 9, 1961 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Or. 9 PRIZE IS INSIDE ARKANSAS CITY, Kan (Apt -Cindy Cray, 15, is irked at her prue-winning quarter horse filly colt. The colt was named grand champion and ate ita blue ribbon award. , By PHEBE McGUIRE I Mrs. Lou Shipley has returned to her home in Winston after crwmlinft a u-.-olr in n rk I'alif with her son in law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cam, and fam ily. She made the trip especially to see her new granddaughter, Pattie Ueane Shipley, who was born Sept. 19 and weighed 8 pounds 4 ounces. Shigley drove his wife to Newark, returning tn Winston after a short visit with his new ganddaughter. Mrs. Cain will be remembered as the former Donna Shigley. Back From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Paul White have returned to Winston after sending a week in Portland visiting their1 son. Arthur, and family and their son in law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Gilbcrd, and children. Walter Brown Jr. and Mrs. Vere Casler. borh of Spooner, Wis . and Mrs. Frances Paulin of Rac ine, Wis., have left for their homes after spending the past few days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, in Winston. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Owen of Winston have received word from their daiiehter. Mrs. Kenneth An derson of Rhinelander. Wis., Wed nesday, announcing the birth nf a baby son, Mark Kenneth, on Oct. t. lie weighed 7 pounds 4' ounces. Parents are Mr. and Mrs i Kenneth Anderson, formerly of Winston. i Mr. and Mrs. Doyt lliaunstitre returned tn their home in F.ugenc after a two day visit w ith the lat-j tor's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.' and Mrs. I.. J. Broadsword, and sons in Winston. Driving to Eugene, recently, to assist the Woodmen Circle Haw thorne drove 29 and Fern Grove 50 installation meeting were sev eral members of I'mpqua Grove, 51 of inston. Included were Ger-1 tie Mess. Alice Christensen, Viola t White, Bea Cornilsen. Marjonej Doyle, Jessie Thomas. Ann strong. Ethel Fearnow. Phehe McGuire. Lucy Benson, Ruby Tucker, and! Alma Walker. I DANDY DANBURY BOWLERS DANHL'RY, Conn. (AP) Two Danbury sisters hold the three game woild's doubled duckpin howling record. They are Donna Moissonnier, 16, and Nancy, 22. Kullini; in the national tourna ment at Warwick, R.I., recently, they posted 8J7, breaking the for mer record of 828 set by Audroy Atkinson and Palsy Slroessner of Baltimore. 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