16 Th News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Mon., Nov. 6, 196
j Hole-ln-The-Ground Is Easily Reached,
KkX-K's" Bul U,,le "" Geological Formation
rr - I I By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS with water saturated rock, and The Ore-Bin says molo
Gun Course Slated
By Oakland Lions
NEW YOHK (AI) At lcat chiffon and headed fornialwcar.
one designer doe not underesli- Kxccpt for those step in dress
mate the fury of a woman who es, most of Ixiuis' st.vling was in
cannot, despite her contortions retreat. The West toast couturier
uniip the back of her dress. : obviously appreciates a tanned
it. I. t. i . rn-nhm.!! back, for dome backs are scooped i
from Hollvwood. who brought a so low and wide they nearly eliin-, geologic
lu.vv nf hBMIifii1 mnHnls and
boxes of new fashion idea for , altogether.
the debut of his spring collection! Another I ranco American from
'introduced the obi silhouette
Thursday during the Monte Sano
spring ahow. Being much closer
to the Orient geographically, it
'was only fitting that Jean Louis , f,n,inl! nickci or otler mineral of
remains.
I But there is no foreign
EDITH DUNN
The Run safety course currently
snonsored bv tiie Oakland Lions
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS wun water-saturated rock, and The Ore. Bin says motorists can Cluh is open to children from
Hole in the-Ground, Ore., is a expioaea. reach Hole in the (.round by dnv- to 18 and conforms to the stand-
vast circular depression, nearly at The force to create such a hole, 30 miles south of Bend on aids set by the state Game torn
mile across and more than 400 the geologists say, would be the Highway 87, turning southeast on mission.
feet deep, in northern Lake equivalent of about five million Highway 31 and coins 25 miles; Children may register at Buck's
County. tons of TXT. to a well-marked Forest Service' Barber Shop of Stearns Hardware
It is one of Oregon's unique The water, in that now oarched rud"- """? r"""' ,,,u 'ore aner wnicn iney win oe as
Melrose Party Elk Hunting
For Week Near John Day
A road bulldozed through : sicned classes and instructors.
here today
One such idea was the "step
in" tunic dress with a panel of
buttons marching down the front
far enough for easy entry, icjt
first, eliminating Uie need fur zip
pers.
Jean Louis' coat dress is an
other lipperless style which not
only preserves sacroiliacs. It is
guaranteed not to deflate those
bouffant hairdos which Mrs. Jac
queline Kennedy did so much to
make popular.
Although it buttons down the
front like a coat, the style resem
blance ends there. Like other so
called coat dresses introduced at
this spring market, the West
Coast couturier's are too fitted
and belted to be anything else but
a dress.
As the show hurried on, the
wardrobe progressed from man
nish suits with howler hats: to!
coats narrow at the shoulder and
flared wide from the fitted bosom
to floral pastel costume suits; to
sultry black crepe cocktail dress
es draped in back; and finally to
the pumice soil circles the
along the top of the rim.
Captured By FBI
hole
should go one better with the
Kahuki costume.
Those loose, slit sleeves of the
The recent light bulb sale con
ducted by the Lions was a success
with all light bulbs sold. In con
nection with its sight conservation
program the club has already pur
chased two pairs of glasses for
children who otherwise would
have done without.
Dinner Planned
Beta I'i sorority will serve the
formations, e a 1 1 1 y country, came from an ancient
inate the back bodice of the dress reached by automobile but tin! lake that covered the land to
Hollis E. Dole, director of the Fort Rock, a semicircular rock; ,
Oregon Department of Geology mass that juts up starthngly from 'Mfttt Aflfltpn Mfifl
and .Mineral Industries, says it the and plain about six miles: IllUJI IIUII1CU I1IUII
limb kii much like a meteorite southeast of Hole-in-the.rTroiinrl '
crater that a mining claim was was formed the same way, l'oler-
staked out years ago in the nope son and oroh report, bul one Will
away hy the, Tiif,i.viv a,;, iidi a,;...
muuhik aiunn iob anuie ui hi.,hu a,r,,i,an .r,t ih ' ,;,. , , s:,ir,ia ,h. ,
itnhert Sawver Fridav. five riavs 1h Vetpt-nn's Mpmnriul UmII ul
About six miles west of Hole- aft(.r he had been added to the which time Oakland Lions will
inthe-Ground is Big Hole, an-imi's list of in most wanted hnt thsir uii.
other of the broad floors of a ! criminals. I The Oakland Volunteer Fire
volcanic crater enclosed by a sawver, 30. was stopped in Dept. was called out to a flue
steep-walled ring. It has a heavy wickenburg, 50 miles northwest' fire at the George McCIoskey home
stand of timber in and around 0f phoenix, by Patrolman Ber-1 recently. No damage was reported,
the rim, making detail difficult ard C. Irwin Jr.. who sootled !
geologist, and Norman V. Peter- lo seBi
son, field geologist for the de-
NEW YORK AP) A tile at
daytime dresses, uieater suits,
floating chiffon, rustling satin,
and even sober black floor length
dinner gowns.
Although other American de
signers seem to have deserted os
trich feathers as well as clinking
crystals, blinding beads, shim
mering sequins, Jean I-ouis with
a Hollywood following could hard
ly eliminate the showy costumes.
And to prove how well Jean
Louis does at dramatizing a not-exactly-young
figure, a grand
mother modeled a glittering ser
pentine floor length gown, trailing
a stole of twinkling silver sequins
behind her. The crowd applauded
wildly.
The model was Marlcne Dietrich.
mineral,""' old lake.
resulted
from a great volcanic explosion,
not from the blow of a meteorite.
The story of its formation is
told in the October issue of Ore.
Bin, the department's publication.
Iiv Edward A. (iron. Portland
sawyer s car on tne nignway and
nut jioie-in-ioe-urounu is rini lonoweu nun iiuu toe i-ny. aaw
at the dividing line of timber and yer offered no resistance.
By NETTIE WOODRUFF
F.. S. Wright. Clyde Wright, Pete
Jordan. Walter Thihedeau. Mr.
and Mrs Waler Thihedeau Sr..
Mr ami Mrs Art Cool and Mr.
and Mrs. Olen Thibedeau are
spending a week elk hunting in
the John Day area.
Parents Visited
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cilbert and
children spent the weekend at
liarrisburg visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ward
have returned from a two-week
tr'p which took them to Boise.
i.l-.h.. nk tl.su i-itifal hie nar.
. luaw, ""f'S ,.s j ...,... ,
l. Dt-Afimic In that lllA Wards
and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Engle
hunted deer in Jordan Valley, then
went to Vale and Ontario for
pheasant hunting where they were
joined by Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Engle. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Burr
and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lindbloom.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Young and
sons went to Diamond Lake Sun
day to close up their cabin for
the winter months.
Ray Petriquin is in the Veterans
Hospital in Vancouver, Wash., for
medical treatment.
I Mrs. Irene White of Rupert. Ida
ho, is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Laderoot.
Mrs. Ken Welborn and Gordon nf
Grants Pass are spending the week
with her sister, Mrs. Roger Reecc,
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller spent
several days recently at the coast
where they went elk hunting and
visited relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Busenbark
were overnight guests recently in
Corvallis where they visited their
daughters and brought home their
granddaughter, Lynn W'ithjcombe,
for a visit.
Charles Doerner is now conval
escing at his home following sur
gery in a local hospital.
partmcnt. The two recently com
pleted a detailed study of the
area and established that the hole
was produced some thousands
EPISCOPAL SITE CHOSEN
desert. It is so close to the line ( Brought to Phoenix, he waived 43id Street and 2nd Avenue, three
that along its western wall, where preliminary hearing and was held blocks from New York's Grand
shadows hold snowa longest and in lieu of 550,000 bond on charges : Central Station and near the Lni-
of years ago when a great i result in moisture, there is a of robbing a branch of the rirst ted Nations, has been chosen for
mass of molten rock surged up stand of trees. The eastern wall, W'estside Bank of Omaha, Neb., the new headquarters building of
through a vent, came in contact a mile away, is in the desert. 'last Aug. 7. the Protestant Episcopal church.
MASS IN ENGLISH
MARQUETTE, Mich. (AP) A
new Roman Catholic directive in
the Marquette diocese provides for
congregations to recite five of the
main prayers at low mass in Eng
lish. The prayers traditionally are
offered in Latin. Bishop Thomas I..
Noa told parish pastors to make
the change.
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With Little Worry
Gat, talk. iRUgti or sneeze without
fear of lujecure fnl.se teeth dropping,
lipping or wobbling. FASTEETH
holds pities firmer ,ud more com
fortably. This pleasant powder has do
(tummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling.
Doesn't cause nausea. It s iilkullnft
non-acid ) Check "plate olor'
(denture breath) (jet FASIEETH t
oj drug counter.
Wedding Of Niece In Idaho
Attended By Tiller Relatives
By MRS. MILTON HAMMERSLY
Airs. J. V. Lewis and daughter.
Avis, of Tiller, the former's moth
er and grandmother. .Mrs. Mabel
Helms of Kiddle and Mrs. Clara
Wilson of Canyonville, and her
brother. William Randall of Cot
tage Grove, have returned to their
homes following a weekend trip to
Twin Falls, Idaho, to attend the
wedding of Iris Cherry, neice of
Mrs. Lewis.
The visitors stayed overnight at
the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cherry. Five
generations of the family were rep
resented among the assembled
guests, with Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
Helms in the roles of great-grandmother
and great-great-grand-mother.
David Lewie stayed at the Gil
bert Butler home during his moth
er's absence.
Montana Visitors Leave
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scalabrin
left Monday lor their home in
Butte. Mont., after spending
week visiting at the home of their
Safe Scheduled
ByTenmilePTA
By MRS. WALTER COATS
The Tenmile PTA is sponsoring
a rummage and baked goods sale
at the Winston Fire Hall Nov. 10
from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Church Parly Held
The Tenmile Assembly of God
Church held a halloween party for
members recently at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holloway
sear Camas.
The Church Boys Club will bold
Its meeting Nov. 11 from 1 to 3
p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stoffal
and children. Thomas, Jerry and
Julie apent several days in Cali
fornia visiting Sloffal's relatives
at Stockton and Mrs. Sloffal's rela
tives in Napa. Calif. En route
home tliry stopped in Crescent
City to visit friends.
Mrs. A. L. Steves of Satita Bar
bara. Calif., spent a week visiting
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Thomas, at their
home on Itcston ltd.
Hunter On Trip
Lloyd Thomas is elk hunting in
eastern Oregon.
Mrs. Pealla Farmer of Chowchil
la, Calif., is visiting her son and
daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Dee
Farmer and family in Tenmile.
son in law and daughter. Mr. and
.Mrs. Philip Jones at Canyonville.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Jones are em
ployed by the Cow Creek Ranger
District at Tiller. The visitors ac
companied their hosts on a week
end trip to Reno, N'cv.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Butler and
family had as recent overnight
guests Mrs. William Lowes of Al
turas, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs.
Halscy Butler of Lomita, Calif..
who were en route to their homo
following a visit with other rela
tives at Creswell. Mrs. Lowes is a
sister of Gilbert and llalsey Butler.
Former Classmate Visits I
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stamy and
children of Chclatchie, Wash.,
spent the weekend as guests of
.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clauson and
children at their home at the Til
ler Ranger Station. Stamy is rang
er of the Canyon Creek District
of the Gifford Pinchot National
Forest and was a classmate at
Iowa State University of Cow
Creek District Ranger John O. Wil
son ot Tiller.
Mrs. Wayne Norris and daugh
ter GaUa made an overnight trip
to Eugene last week to visit the
former'! mother, Mrs. Effie Cary,
who was ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gallup of
Madera, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Neidermeyer of Jackson
ville were recent visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Da-
hack. The Gallops and the Da
hacks are friends of more than
forty years and both families
formerly lived at Eagle Point.
PRUDENTIAL LIFE
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Special Agtnf Room 301
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Children Join
In Peace Appeal
NEW HYDE PARK NY. (API
"We the children of the world
do not want to be the last genera
tion. We do not want to die before
we have had a chance to live."
With those words a group of
children in this suburban New
York City community are launch
ing a program to get youngsters
around the world to ioin in a
peace appeal to the I nited Na
tions. In three days, some 30 local
youngsters have obtained the sig
natures of about 3.000 children on
their petitions. The signers arc
limited to those over 6 and under
21.
The petition was composed by
several children living in the
neighborhood of Haiel Kaufman,
who is credited with the idea nf
the appeal from and by girls and
bovs themselves. She assisted the
initial group in preparing the
petition.
"We ask President Kennedy and
Premier Khrushchev to meet at
the I nited Nations, not for the
purpose of telling each other how
powerful they are but for the pur
pose of settling their differences.
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