Azalea Grange Elects
New Slale Of Officers
FARM FOREST FACTS
TflUfl-l BY BOB BRADLEY ,
llrfl COUtm tXTtHSlOH rotate
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX
The Azslrs Grange elected offi
cer it iti monthly business meet
ing. Officeri were named ai follows:
Mrs. Blaine Johnson, master;
George Mewman, overseer: Mrs.
William Chupp. lecturer; William
Chupp, steward; Lewis Brady, as
aistant steward: Mrs. Margaret
Hill, chaplain; Don Brady, treas
urer; Mrs. Don Brady, secretary;
Joe BillingUea, gatekeeper; Mrs.
l oeta Rife, Ceres: Mrs. Joe Bil
lingslea. Pomona; Mrs. Lawrence
Mullarkey, Flora; Mrs. Lewis
Brady, lady assistant steward;
Mrs. George Newman, home eco
nomics chairman: Mrs. Loeta Rife
HE assistant chairman: and Law
rence Mullarkey, Ben Phelps, and
Howard Lhiavaris, executive com
mittee.
After the meeting, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Bilhngslea, and Mr. and Mrs.
William Chupp served refresh
ments. Visit In tlmira
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pinkley and
his mother, Mrs. Lelah Snyder of
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HEARING AID SPECIALIST
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Far Aeeeintment DIAL OR 1-7137
Glendale. drove to Elmira. to vis
it with Mrs. Snyder's brother-in-
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. F. M
Snyder, and family.
The William Bare family of Glen
dale visited with the Robert Nich
ols family of Rochester, Wash., on
I recent weekend.
Mrs. Paul Diggins of Springfield
has arrived to visit with her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Wright, and children in Glen
dale. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright of
j Glendale visited recently with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Billings, and family of
Springfield.
Mrs. Juaniti Clare and her
daughter, Nancy, of Glendale spent
! a recent weekend at their vacation
1 home in Bandon.
Help With Harvest
Mrs. August Moschkau. Mrs. Ed
Sutch. Mrs. J. Ward. Mrs. Earl
Low den and Mrs. Sam Dowdy, all
of Glendale, spent several days re
cently, helping to harvest walnuts
in the Canyonville area.
Recent weekend visitors at the
August Moschkau home near Glen
dale were her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Schul
thess, and family. Another guest
was John Simons.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Marriott, who
have been living in Glendale for
the past five months, have return
ed to their home in Sacramento,
Calif. They will spend the winter
in Fresno, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Krone of
Washington spent one night re
cently at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Whiting Martin of Glendale.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brady of
Glendale were hosts recently to
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
R. Macauley of Eugene.
Several members of the Glen
dale chapter of the Eastern Star
attended the recent Friendship
Club of the OES meeting in Grants
Pass. Those in attendance were
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Place, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Brooks, Mrs.
Herb Webber, Mrs. Fred Wright,
Mrs. Ed Bailey of Sunny Valley,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edson, Mrs.
John Sether, Mrs. Pete Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry La Prath, and
Mrs. Dean Smith.
Mon., Nov. 13, 1961 The Newi-Review, Roieburg, Or. 5
For the tree planter, seeing sur
vival results in the field is prob
ably the most conclusive evidence
of whether a certain method of
planting is good or not good. This
is why we are holding a meeting
on tree planting on Saturday, Nov.
18, on the Ross Myers' tree farm,
Suicide Creek.
It will be a chance for you to
observe, at first hand, how well
the paper sheet mulch method
works on true firs on various
slopes. It will also give you an
opportunity to compare the results
of this method on grand, white, no
ble and Shasta firs with results on
Douglas-fir.
In addition, we will have a
chance to see how well the trees
on the Douglas-fir plantation (ob
served last year) have done dur
ing their second growing season,
I when summer temperatures far ex-
eeeaea previuus years.
Last of all, we will have second
year and some third-year survival
figures at this meeting on the orig
inal paper sheet mulch planluig
which was part of an experiment
employing nine different methods.
This original planting was done on
the Adam lluessner ranch on North
Myrtle Creek and gave us our
first inclination as to the effective
ness of paper sheet mulch.
The information which will be
made available to you on Nov. 18,
should be both interesting and help
ful to you in deciding how to plant
certain areas. You Christmas tree
growers should be especially inter
ested in the true firs.
We will meet at 9:45 a.m. at the
Tenmile Store and then go direct
ly to the paper sheet mulch plots.
The meeting will be over by noon.
Be prepared for wet weather and
bring your friends along.
Camas Valley Couple Home
After Three-Week Trip
PAY OWN PICEON BILL
MOBILE, Ala. (AP) The city
of Mobile disclaims responsibility
for pigeon damage.
The City Commission rejected a
$2 hospital claim for emergency
room treatment for a man hit on
the head by a flying pigeon at
Bienville Square in downtown Mobile.
By MRS. WILLIAM BANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pryor have
returned to their home in Camas
Valley following a three-week so
journ visiting relatives in Laredo,
Mo., and Spokane, Wash.
While in Missouri they were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Pryor
and children. Friends were hosts
in Spokane.
The Pryors report very good
weather on their trip across the
country, missing the storms both
en route and returning home.
Parents Visited
CpL Ken Kirkendall and family
have spent the past few days visit
ing at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirkendall
in Camas Valley. Kirkendall is sta
tioned at Twenty-Nine Palms Ma
rine Corps Base in California.
Mrs. Eli Thrush has returned to
her home on Wildcat Rd., follow
ing several days spent visiting at
the home of former valley resi
dents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Pitts, in Springfield.
Great-grandchild Bern
Mrs. William Busch received
word of the birth of her first geat
grandchild. born Oct 17, in Long
Beach. Calif.. -to Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Johnson. The baby, a boy, has
been named Michael Sean. His
mother is the former Denyce
Ryan, granddaughter of Mrs.
Busch, and a frequent visitor of
the valley area.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Plicket
have purchased the Ruben Weikum
home and will move in the near
future.
NOT REALLY NEW
KITCHENER, Ont. (AP) Dr.
Wolfgang Sporrel, a professor of
anesthesia, told a meeting of the
Kitchener Waterloo Academy of
Medicine that mouth-to-mouth re
suscitation is not new.
He said it was described by
two Danish physicians in 1796 and
also is mentioned m the Bible.
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rnrri An Electric Blanket v'ith every electric clothes dryer purchased
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from a Calf Ore fecnco league dealer before December 10.
is a woman with
BEHIND EVERY WELL-DRESSED MAN
IT AN ELECTRIC ")
U CLOTHES DRYER jj
Electric clothes dryers, those marvelous sunshine-mokers, mean free
dom from weather worries end back-breaking work for every home
maker who owns one ...
Clothes dryers olso mean time - extra time to devote to more
rewarding pursuits, like for instance giving that extra bit of ottention
to Dad's clothes.
V.Tiy waste time dragging heavy wet clothes to o clothesline -fccnging
'em up -taking 'em down? Put them in your clothes dryer
end flick a switch! Why spend hours ironing, when Just a touch with
the iron will do for most things when they're dried electrically?
Those extra minutes of drudgery you save in every bu;y day rrcas
freedom ta do the nice things for your family!
Dealers Ihted below have late model clothes
dryers and free electric blankets waiting for you!
Bergh's Appliance Scrvict Roseburg Umpqua Valley Appliance Roieburg
Carter Tire Co. Roieburg Weirern Auto Associated Store Roseburg
Horn's Appliance Roseburg ... k.. r. -ryj t ,l r
rr Goodwin i Appli. & TV Sutherlin
Montgomery Ward fir Co. Roseburg - , ,.
' Western Auto Supply Sutherlin
Phil's Appliance Roseburg
Quality Furnisher, Roseburg Kelly Furniture Myrtle Creek
South Stephens Hdw. fir Appli. Roseburg Myrtle Creek Bldg. Supply Myrtle Creek
Trowbridge Electric Roseburg Western Auto Myrtle Creek
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48-Count pkg
55c
Kraft Froth
Caramels 14-or. cello bag 2 (or
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Napkins While 50-count 4 for 1
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Harvard end Mark's No. 2,
Southgate. Wo roservo tho right
to limit quantifies. No tale to
dealers.
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