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SADIE HAWKINS. DAY- NOVEMBER 25 Ar-
1r frit national Sadie Hawkins Days vre celebrtlmore1hh
"years mo. Since -HioaTK triinft ha spread, until last year tSr Wrt? some
6oo of 4-hese gKasl events, randin j all the way from $iea universities
to small h.gh school, to jusjr scatrsred groups of dateless girls.
SaJ i Hawkins Day is Hie only nol'.Jay on vVich ano tan
up and chase a boy she doesn't even know, and 6t;H b a lady.
There have been many-soe.'-mrrlago.s as a result of Sad"ie Kav.Kins
Day races, dances, and thereafter. Some o? v " fateful. Others
write me letters, I'iKe "I wet a boy at a Sad'.e HawKins Day Dace,
flufifC v-i tvJ r.-:A L' U. 4nrnaJ ou"tto bo a bum. vJhatara
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Tuetdey, Oct. 31
bmorrout
i room, noun lunchoon.
Hte znub' L'mpqu , cirL r;;:
Hotel Civic room, noon. I . k' ,
Tuet.( Oct. 31, 1961 The Newt-Review, Roicburg, Ore. 9
Airman Visits In Glendah
While On Way To New Pest
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX j mother. Mn At Muhr of Glrn1alc,
Airman 2T. Bill Barroni; o( (ilen- i returni-d "-ome reci-nlly afUT tpnul
riah', who has bien (tationvd iin,two weeks helpitiif her dau-h.
vu.it I ter in ia with the care of the in-
VA llospilal reere iUon buiklini ''" tttir Crrirt, at Kairhankj. Alaska, plans a vu.it I "" l' '" th
jiusic room. 7 30 to :30 p.m. t homc ot '" Clwooweth. 745 W. in f.lemlale. Alter brief travel ('
Micoholict Anonymou., b a e-i Kmbow, 7:30 p in. he and hu wife, who has been mak- Mr-
arold Van Valki n-
home of Mrs. James Kinlay,
dessert,
ment of racilic Bui dine. 8 d in.
! or information.
Suthcrlin Girls Drill team prac-'SE Vii'ii'ma Court
tice, 5 p m., Kast (irude School p.m.
playground, new members wel-1
come, write Box 2(73, rl. Sutherlin
(or information call ok 3-669 Salinecr In Europe
Chapter Bl, PEO Sisterhood, at m her home in Ulendale durine bllr " children spent a couple of
days recently in Sandy, visiting
with her brother in-law and sister,
Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Shaw, and
ehddren.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Place rii"? "ml; mD"c ,. ,
Clendale returne.1 last week after L "ulh..Ro,e of ,Sou,h
.pending a week visiting with her Caif h" " 'P'""11"1: ,a ''7
iiri ins term ot service in Alaska, will
1:15 move lo his new station at Kair
child Air Force Base in Spokane.
I Visits Sister
Kostsurg Duplicate Bridge tlup . ? I .k.i.k. ,h h, m.h,., Mr. v..i
at Impqua Hotel. 7:1S pjn., open I, A'V.:.A.:.7lne.inir "-lsisler Mrs. pna woooiey. in Uu- bnnth her broiher 'n aw I
,.j sister, Mr. anil Mrs. Frank Van
to all plavers of'Douslas County, ',!h, rrcin olu" ',sma-, 'ur; re.
anyone desiring a partner for the
John
ith
U,..-ll -.,f..rrU.r4-l..n.l.,.. I Mr. U V..-!.... ..J
play is asked to caU OR J-IS66. 1 w,,l :rr Salinger. I'resident ' son. have arrived to visit rndh her - v" y,,krnb lt.
Army Rtsorvt, 16U . Harvard. I """V Pre.s secretary, who parents Mr. and Urs. Joe Fachet y'"";. X nd;- J
tii n m l' visitini! I-.tirope. of (ilendale. u! i , i ,., . .
1. .... i Russell told newsmen the meet! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mohr of San tt lS?"d 'a'ly in (.len. a e.
. . .." ,n'n." inj was merely "a resumption of Francisco, former Clendale resi-
sion Ladios clubhouse in . Tenmile. conUcU" ,nd ha1 nu,in to do dents, are the parents of a
iu a m. .oon pouurK. r-.y with nublished rumors of a visit 7 pounds 7 ounces son. Larry Al-
i to hurope by Kennedy. ' len, born late in September. Mohr s
lion Sleeves.
Dog Oboditnce training classes
Highway 90S across from Kel
ley's Korners 7:3n p m.
Wtdntsday, Nov. 1
Ballroom Dancing classes, be
ginning and advanced, at r.lks
Temple, 8 p m. Open to public.
Register at r.lks Temple.
Rosoburg Road Runners Motor.
Shoo, Harvard Ave., 7-30 p.m.
Air Force Rosarva, 1014 ft. Har
vard Ave., 8 p.m.
Birth 01 Grandson Noted
By Resident Of Sutherlin
By MRS. JERRY DoMUTH
Mrs. Chris Baehman reports the
birth of a son. Thomas Christian.
Moose Lodge, Moose Hall. 8 p.m. I weighting 6 pounds 11 ounces, born
Patrol, Fairgrounds. 7:30 p.m. man pf culver City. Calif.
Hayloft Squares beginner's
square dance lessons, at the Pres.
chern Barn, 810 p.m. Dude Stb
ly instructor.
Laurtl Lodge 13.
Drain Chamber of Commerce,
Citv Hall. noon.
Woman's Home League of the
Salvation Army, at the church.
1:30 p.m.
Oie-Hards. at the clubhouse. 8
Ph..
Satan Chauffeurs, at the club,
404 NE Cummins, off of Diamond
Laka Blvd., 7:30 p.m.
Umpqua Regional Timing As
sociation, 404 NK Cummins, 6:30
p.m
Baehman is now employed hy
Aero Space in Ixts Angeles. The
Bachmans have one other child, a
daughter.
Here From Pasco
Mrs. Don Kelley of Pasco, Wash.,
is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Pearl Partin, and other friends
and relatives in Sutherlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jacobson
had as recent house guests Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Covert of Salem. The
two families are long-time friends,
evyr since they both resided in
Aberdeen, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Halvor
sen Jr. were in Portland on busi
ness recently. Before returning
Sheriff's Posse, business meet- home they visited friends, Mr. and
ing. courthouse, 8 p m. I Mrs. Max Brower, at Camas
Emblem Club, executive board Wash.
meeting, at the Elks Temple. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith and
p.m. ! family of Beaverton, were guests
Christian Women's Club, Gold, recently at the home of her par
Room, Umpqua Hotel, 12:15 p m. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thornton.
Umpqua Lions Club, Dale s Cafe, Called By Death
aiiu mi. ui ..I vim tii oau i (M j, , - ...
..ui.iii, sun ui air. tliiu .wis.
Floyd Bufkin of (ilendale, is re
ported to be improving since li
entered the Forest den Hospital
in CanyonvUle for medical treat
ment. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bates of
Philomath visited for a couple of
days recently with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Toinerlin Sr. of
Glendale.
Mrs. Pat Mile and children of
Glendale drove to Senttsburg re
cently to visit with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ross,
and their family. The Mne family
saw the last football game i ( t ho
season, in which Mrs. Mize's broth
er. Mar in Nicholson, played for
ing morning was attended by Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Talbot, John and Harry
Iivpfk all nf Portland anil 1r
!nd Mrs. Richard Kemp of Red I Reedsport lugh School. They also
Bluff, Calif. i.i.-irui.iirU nm, r.,j r".rnuiay.
Airman 2L. Jerome Batman, son , " ,, "7.,"'
of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Batman.
was home on leave recently fro n
Castle Air Force Base in Califor
nia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Funderburk
have announced the sale of Suther
lin Truck Service to Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Molinari of Portland.
RADIO CLASSES SET
All persons interested In obtain
ing amateur radio licenses are in
vited to attend code and theory
classes beginning Friday at 7:30
p.m. at the Umpqua Radio Club
house on Klamath Ave.
Those attending are requested to
bring their own ear phones if possible.
Mrs. Effie Biggs of Seiline. Okla .
who has been visiting with rela.
tives in Washington, saw her grand
nephew, Lee' Mill, and his wife m
Portland recently. Mr. and Mrs.
Mill drove her lo Glendale to the
home of his grandparents, Mrs.
Bigg's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Young. She
returned to Portland with Mr. and
Mrs. Mills and planned to return
from there to her home.
Airman 2C. George D. Lewis, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lewis of
Glendale, has arrived for a 30-day
leave with his parents before re
porting to his new duties at Fair
child Air Force Base in Spokane,
Warn. Lewis has just returned
from nearly two years at a base in
Pakistan.
6:30 p.m.
Winston-Dillard Job s Daughters,
Douglas School. 7:30 p m.
MU Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi,
8 p.m.
Camas Valley Toasttrmtress
Club, Bart's Cafe, 8 p.m
West Side Women's
Temperance Union, at home of
Mrs. Chris Lowery, 2823 W. Jay
Ave., 1:30 p.m.
Wilbur Methodist Women's So
ciety, at the church all-purpose
Mr. and Mrs. Urlen Edwards
have returned from a trip to Aber
deen. Wash., having been called
there by the death of Mrs. Ed
wards' grandfather, Andrew I.inil
quist. Mr. and Mrs. Henry llalvorsen
Christian: Sr. entertained several out of town
members of the Knights Templar
group who were here to attend the
50th anniversary observance of As
calon Commandery 14 in Roseburg.
The llalvorsens' brunch the follow-
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