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With First-of-the-week SAVINGS!
United Fund Chairmen Optimistic
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CIRCUIT JUDGE DON SAN
DERS, with 10 co-workers, has
accepted the challenge of sur
passing the $5,1 10 goal to be
raised for the United Fund in
the Public Employes Division
in this year's drive. (Clark
Studio)
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HOWARD PETERSEN, chair
man of the United Fund s
"Unit Plan" division, has en
listed the support of 29 work
ers in all-out drive to surpass
the division's $49,000 goal.
Early reports in this group's
activities lend credence to
Petersen's confident "we're
going to beat it!" (Clark
Studio).
WITH 15 CO WORKERS;
j under his supervision, Shirley
j McLaughlin is choirman of!
(Business Division "C" in the j
United Fund drive. Given oj
;goal of $1,320 to be raised i
from this particular division,
McLaughlin's group expects
to be omong the first to com
Iplete its job. (Bob Leber) '
HENRY DALPEZ, fairly new
to the community but on old
hand in United Fund work
elsewhere, is head of Business
Division "A." Its goal for the
current drive hos been set ot
$1,400. With 20 workers in
his group sharing the work
load, Dalpez is optimistic
obout reaching the goal for
his division. (Bob Leber)
Moores Of Days Creek Buy
Cattle On Trip To Coast
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ADVERTISERS
A. G. (Mike) LcLAIN is chair
man of Business Division "B"
in the 1961 United Fund drive
currently in progress. With 14
co-workers, McLain is very
optimistic in reaching his divi
sion's goal of $1,816. (Wilson
Studio)
PROPER NAME
RICHMOND, Va. (AD A ni-w
firm with the down to earth name
of Dirt. Inc., has been chartered in
Virginia. It will have in office at
Woodhridce and will lease land as
a dumping area fnr fill dirt.
By MRS. RALPH MARTIN
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moore have
returned from the coast where they
bouuht some calves to be added to
their herd. While at the coast, th-y
visited at South Coos River with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith. The
Moores were accompanied on the
trip by their daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. I.loyd Ravne of
! Camas, Wah., were recent house
puests in the home of their daugh
ter Mrs. Stanley dirt, and family.
Visit Ralativat
! Mr. and Airs. Clarance Richard-
ison visited in Klamath Kalis with
their son and his wife, Mr. and
'Mrs. Jarard Richardson.
Paul Crume, Don Washburn and
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Washburn
' spent the weekend at Elk Valley
hunting elk, hut were unsuccessful.
j Mr. and Mrs. drover Davis and
grandsons. Pat and Billy Kelly,
j have returned to Days Creek after
visiting in California. In Bellflow
er, they visited with their daugh
ter, Mrs. Richard Weisgerbcr and
family and found the former, who
is in traction as a result of a brok
en disc, gelling along as well as
1 can he expected. They visited their
son G. I.. Davis, and family. Da
vis's brother's wife. Mrs. F. H.
Davis, died of a heart attack at
Long Beach the day they left Days
Creek, so while there they attend
ed her funeral.
Development Group
To View Equipment
The Cow Creek Valley Develp
ment Association will meet at
(Jlendalc Hish School Tuesday at
8 p.m., reports Mrs. Gerald B.
j Fox, correspondent. All residents
of the community are urged to at
tend. As a feature of special interst,
! David and Ronald Miller of Quines
Creek will have their recently de-
, ve loped 'Timber Tyke" on dis
play. The vehicle upon which the
two have begun limited manu-
' facture, is capable of being man
euvered over rouch ground while
carrying a heavy load of men and
, equipment.
t Purpose of the meeting is to
find ways of encouraging local in
industry from outside the area.
Vital Statistics
Now aged L7jfu" years
Kentucky Bourbory at its peak
Still at same low price
Now in its 40 millionth bottle
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Marriages LictrtMt
I Melvin Ross Stowe and Kdith
j Louise Bailey, both of Grants Pass.
Jack Kugcne Palm and Betty
i Mae Roberts, both of Roseburg.
Dean Royal Pfnender, Charles
ton, and Linda Marlcne P arret,
Brook iocs.
Karl Kldon McKinncy, Roseburg
and Sandra Cicelia Smith, Dillard.
I Donald C. Washburn, Roseburg,
and Donna Moody of Tacoma,
I Wash.
j Gary T.yle Cripps and Judy Ann
'Able, both of Riddle.
I Oscar E. Weeks, Myrtle Creek,
' Sherwood, Wash.
I Richard I Anderson and Louise
Davis, both of Myrtle Creek.
Larry Edward McCord and Mar
I cella Gale Martincau, both of Suth
i erlin.
Cliff Coleman Prices and Sharon
Ann isenaaii, Doin 01 noseourg.
Divorct Suits Filed
Norma vs. Lyle Simons. Mar
ried July 3. 19.19, at Albany. Cruel
ty charged. Order of the court is
sued restraining defendant from
assaulting the plaintiff, threaten
ing or otherwise interfering with
her liberty or action during pend
ency of this suit.
Lula Belle vs. Ray Dale Mann.
Married at Reno. Nev , Julv 9.
19.S4. Cruelty charged. Custody of
two minor children and $.0 a
month support for each asked by
plaintiff.
Rilly John vs. Claudia 0 Brink
ley. Married at Winston July 19,
1W1. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff
asks that defendant's name be
changed bark to her former name,
Claudia G. Norton.
Josephine vs. George Armstrong.
Married at Reno, Nev., Nov. 26,
13.Vi. Cruelty charged.
The success of the "Ages"
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AND L 'iiS
s2" AGfllH!rt
AND bourbonJ
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Glendale Church Group
Plans Special Program
I The Men's Vellowjhip of the
Glendale Olivet Prehytenan
Church has nrheduled a special
i prosram for Tuesday eveninK at
nn pm in the church parlors,
reports Mrs. Gerald B. Fox, cor
respondent. 1 .toe Anderson of fortune Branrh
will show motion pictures he has
1 taken of elk hunting and other
outdoor sports in the area. Jim
Wilson, prnsram manaEer for
KA.Io. Grants Pas. will he present
to tell of some of his experiences.
Refreshments will he served.
1 All men of the community are
inuted to attend.
STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON WHISKEY 7 YEARS OLD
86 PROOF ECHO SPRING DIST. CO., LOUISVILLE, KY.
Public Invited To Hear
Talk By World Traveler
The public is initrd to the
TVtiiglas County Lihrarv Wednes
day at 7 30 p m. to hear William
T. Kan cie a report on his
latest traeit.
He will show color sliHes of in
teresting views of Hong Kong. Viet
Nam, the Philippines and India,
i Y.n. who has been around (he
unrld many tim''. plans to soon
leae again for an exteryifd trip
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