' ing.
16 The News-Review, Roteburg, Ort. Mon., Oct. 23, 1961
Glcr.dnb Couple Attend Wedding
Of Sister Meld In Eugene Chapel
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX
Mr. and Vis. James Doss of
(iltnilale attended the recent wcd-l
dine nf his sister, Miss Alice I)oss
of KuKenp. who became the bride
of Kaymond Bnuld in a ceremony!
at the Koseliiiht Wedding Chapel
in Kucene. 1S save his sister
in mamase. The Dosses were ac
companied to Kuuene for the cere
muny hy his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin. Doss, of
West lovina, Calif., who spent a
niuhl at the James Doss home be
fme driving north for the wedding.
Pastor Attends Meet
Kev. Norman Naugler. pastor of
the (ilendale Olivet Pretbytenan
Church, attended recent meetings
of the Town and Country Church
Keprescnlatives held at the South
ern Oregon College campus. The
conference was jointly sinsored
by the Oregon Council of Churches,
Oregon Slate College and Southern
Oregon College.
Frank Elam, who has been vis
iting with his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Omer Elam of Clcndale
since returning home with them
early last month from their vaca
tion trip, has left (or his home in
Jowa.
Three Glendale young men, Elzie
Thompson, bill Hale, and Gary
1481 N. E. STEPHENS ST.
CPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9:00
PHONE OR 2-4811
Stocns were among the large
group from Douglas County which
reported in Portland lor tneir
physical examinations prior to in
duction into the service.
Student Home
Jeanne Weischodel, who is a stu
dent at Southern Oregon College,
visited with her parents. -Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Weischedel, last week
I'fc. Terry Buchanan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. flay Buchanan of Aza
lea, is a member of an army
photography team which is moving
from its Base in Lulumuia, inu
to Yuma. Ariz.
Bill and ferry Nail of Glerxlale
returned Thursday from a hunting
trip to Eastern Oregon, bringing
back with them one deer.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sandquist
and daughter, Tamaia of "Murphy,
were Sunday dinner gucsjls at the
Kay Buchanan home up Starveout
ltd. from Azalea,
Sue Buchanan, who is working
at the Oregon Caves, visited at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Kay Burhanon, over the week
end. Miss Buchanan spends part
of her time clerking in the Cave
Junction Kesort store and part of
the time in the Kiddie Cave where
children are caret! for while their
parents tour the Caves.
.
MONTGOMERY WARD
NO MONEY DOWN
when you buy on credit
1
Suthcrlin Beautician Leaves
To Make Home In Michigan
By MRS. JERRY D.MUTH
Lucille Hardin has left for Flint,
Mich., where she plans to make
her home. She has been employed
here for the past several years as a
beautician at the Curlette Beauty
Nook in the Sutheilin ilotcl build
Birthday Celebrated
Mr. and airs. Frank Grubbe and
Mrs. Inez Grubbe visited recently
in Kccdsriort at the home of Mr.
and .Mrs. Robert Grubbe. They
were joined tliere hy Lois Christian
of Wallrrvillo and Mrs. Alice
Grubbe. The occasion was the birth
day anniversary of Robert Grubbe.
Gcrakl Kogera was elected presi
dent of the Episcopal Youth Fel
lowship at their meeting Sunday
evening at the vicarage. Other of
ficers elected were: Paul Hansen.
Mre president; Merle Tclgenhoff,
Welch, treasurer.
Mrs. Joe Denley, Mrs. William
L. Smith and Mrs. Jerry DeMuth
made a trip to Salem Wednesday
to bring William I.. Smith home
from the T. B. Hospital. Smith had
been undergoing a series of tests
at the hospital but has been dis
charged as all tests proved nega
tive. Smith is the father of Mrs.
Denley and Mrs. DeMuth.
Mrs. Culvtr Returns
Mrs. Jack Culver has returned'
to her home in Sutheilin after
spending the past week at the home
of her daughter and family, Mrs.
Lawrence Cornelia, and family in
Portland.
Rose Chandler, Virginia William
Jody Williams and Martha Davis
attended the home extension meet
ing and workshop held at the court
house recently.
Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Church had
as visitors over the weekend their
son, jM. B. Church and family of
Olympia, Wash. The younger
Church family was en route to Cal
ifornia for a vacation.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Gerard for two weeks
have been Mrs. Gerard's sister,
Minnie .alii and Hazel Ferguson,
both of Linwood, Calif.
Convention Attended
l'ivo young people from the Epis
copal Church of the Holy Spirit in
Suthcrlin attended the Episcopal
Young Churchmen Convention in
Medford. Mrs. Milo Bullock and
Father John Welch accompanied
Healthy
SEPTIC
TANKS
Jerry Rogers, Rusty Cooper, Er
line Bullock, Pain A'elch and Laur
ie Hansen to the convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Williams
have been entertaining relatives
recently at their home. Mr. and
I Mrs. James Beswick of Killings,
Aioni., spent several oays mere re
cently. Beswick is the brother of
Mrs. Williams. Also visiting were
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eaton of Gig
Harbor, Vtasn., and thir grandson
Lloyd Dacus of Tacoma. Mrs. Ea
ton is the twin sister of Mrs. Wil
liams.
Rainbow Girls Take
Gifts To Oldsters
North Douglas County Rainbow
Girls drove to forest Grove re
cently to visit their adopted grand
mother, Isabella Baxter Henderson
and adopted grandfather, John
Kiridlcn, at the Masonic Home.
Gifla were taken to their adopted
grandparents, reports Mrs. George
tdes, Yoncaila correspondent.
The girls were chaperoned by
Mrs. Felix Latham, Louise Snider,
.Mrs. Don Wood and Mary Scott.
Those taking the trip were Mary
and Linda Russell, Mary Apple-
gale, Kiltie Joe Jackson, Vonza
Thompson, Jane Evcrley, Nancy
Dodd, Judy Johnson, Kathy and
Linn Wood, Sharon Dupper, Bonnie
Honoris. Janice Deitz, Peggy Main,
Lola Swearingen, Mary Ann Yodcr
and Linda Macargar.
tefWfP! for
rr3 asipoou
AND DKAINS
Uit SEPTONIC Regularly!
Keep rank WtMkMig, do- cm m a
lrt. Cosy t m fott, m), tV 9 4 JT
I
only 3tV mo,, 300 oo I. tank.
Money bock Ootnt 4 Iroatnw
Rut Brokerage Co.
2500 S.I. Mo.lw.ll Drivt
Portland 22, Oregon
Myrtle Creek Teachers
Attend Science Meet
James Boston, Joe Clyde and
Claire Walters, Myrtle Creek
teachers, attended the recent
Northwest Regional Conference of
the National Science Teachers As
sociation held at the Sheraton Ho
tel in Portland, according to Lor
raine Bicrcnbaum, Myrtle Creek
correspondent.
New curriculum developments In
the science fields were presented
with stress on learning the process
es of science rather than emphasis
on vocabulary learning. Teachers
from Oregon, Washington, Idaho.
Alaska and Canada were present,
with nearly all other states having
representation.
Dr. Stocberg, professor of chem
istry from San Francisco, college,
and Dr. Francis Friedman, pro
fessor of physics at Massachusetts
Institute uf Technology, were
among the speakers. Besides hear
tng the lecturers, the teachers tintk
part in panel discussions and for
ums. Boston teaches mathematics and
physics and Clyde instructs physi
cal and general science at Myrtle
Creek High School. Walters is the
eighth grade science teacher in the
upper elementary building at Myr
tle Creek.
WITH
PURCHASE
OF ANY
FREEZER
1 gj
E 3
BAG YOUR LIMIT WITH QUALITY
HUNTING SUPPLIES FROM WARDS
SHOTGUN YOUR CHOICE RIFLE
PUBLIC AUCTION LAND SALE
October 24, 1961 at 10 a.m.
Tho Oregon Store Highway Commiiiion will offer for sole at oral
public auction 16,000 14. ft. of land located in the tSOO klock
on North Stephens St., Rotabarn. baina iutt north of the Turn
Around Inn. The solo will bo bold on tko pramiios described 01
fellows on Octobor 24, 191 of 10 a.m.:
A mk.1 of lend trine. In Lots 7, I , Block I, Jones
Addition to Rouburf, alte situated in Sec. IS, Two. 27 S,
R. S W, W.M., Douolot County, Oregon, tbo soid parcel
being that portion of toid Lots 7, I, 4 lyine northeoiterly
of lino which it parallel to end 40 fort northteiterlv of
the conttr lino of tho Pacific Highway, which cantor lino if
described ot follows:
beginning of nninrer'l center line Station 251 H 41.70, m 4
Station bring 1562 trot South and 421.1 foot East of tho
HI cornor of OLC s St, Twp 17. S. R 4 W. W.M.; th.nca
S 21- 17' f, 27417 foot; ttionca on S72 SI foot radius
coma loft Itho long chord of which boon i 21' S4' I)
I2J.11 fact to Stat.oa 2SIS44.00, tho southwoitorly lino of
toid parcel c rerung tho northwnttrly lino of Mid Lot 7 and
the Mutkoaitorly lino of toid Lot oppmimatelt optoiito
conror line Stations 2SU J0 and 2S14I0 roipoctirolf,
containing 14,000 to., ft., mora or lots.
TIRMS O SAll: Cotk, chock or ton par cant down of time of
tale with balance duo In 10 dart. Tko minimum pneo which will
bo accepted it S7.S00. There . bo two actio painti 10' wdo,
nrottnetod. Purchaser will enuma North Rotcburf Sanitary Out.
aitetsmenrs. The right it roeerved fa accent at roioct any er all
bidt subject to Commission approval. Coavevanco will bo by
bargain and tola dead. I Mo Not. I4S1I 14S39-A)
INFORMATION: Proporfy Mgr., 304 State H.y. lie,., Salem, Oregon.
rA-i-"-C-
NEW HAWTHORNE
SINGLE SHOTGUN
WITH FULL CHOKE
FEtEE
REG. 28 18
"Fire-Cote" Stock
Rubber butt-plate
Cholc) of gauges
The perfect companion
for bagging your limit!
Safety sets automatical
ly when breech closes.
Am. walnut stock. Takes
reg., mag. shells.
i i&'cf ftgilPM i l
; 1
giant 15 cu. ft.
home freezers
upright or chest!
(5)95
2 each
NOTHING DOWN
Both have last-freeze section
to preserve fresh foods
e Certified zero0 cold even in
extreme heat and humidity
Upright keeps food on open refrig
erated shelves, in storage door. Drop
front basket holds bulky items. Chest
has 2 baskets, multi-position divider.
i
TRU-C0LD
NOTHING
DOWN
deliwn any Ward
oppfionr. Toice 2
years to pay.
e3
3-way protection
5-year policy protects your (ood
from spoilage due to mechanical or
power failure . ; ; up to $2001
Sealed unit guaranteed 5 years,.
other parts, I yr. Parts defective
in material or workmanship will be
replaced or repaired at no charge.
Satisfaction guaranteed or your
money bock . . . a Ward tradition.
special!
SPORTERIZED 1891
GERMAN MAUSER
IFE3EE
REG. 24 83
Extremely accurate
big-game power! Euro
pean walnutstock.5-shol
clip holds 7.65 mm cart.
FREE GUN
(I
i '
i
the 17' "suburban"
ROOMY 59S-LB. FREEZER CHEST
Unexpected guests? Plenty of food in this
freezer I Special section for fast-freezirt(
; , I baskets, movable divider.
Flex-seal lid fits securely. Q5
' "Power's on" signal light. A
455-lb. "space-saver"
l - j I FREE GUN
COMPACT UPRIGHT FREEZER
Stores a lot) Uses less than 1 sq. yd. of floor
space! Storage door holds 75 packoges.
Fast-freeze section. Refrig
erated shelves maintain uni- fn s p"
form cold. "Flex-seal" lid. a.U7,7J
21-ft. "supermarket"
HUGE 735-lB. CAPACITY FREEZER
A personal supermarket right at home! Spe
cial section for fast-freezing fresh foods. Ad
justable divider, twin baskets
make packages more occes- OftQ QC
sible. "Power's en" signal If. JUt J