12 The Newt-Review, Rosebura, Ore. Fri., Nov. 17, 1961
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Marriaa Licenses
Arthur Ole Bunch, Oakland, and
Gladys Viola foster, Portland.
William Howard Johnson, Rose
burg, and Dona Evelyn Keely, Win
ston. Kriward Harold Colter. Rio Dell,
Calif., and Carol Ann Kimble, Can-yonvillc-.
Roger M Barrirk and Shirley
Ann Bales, both Sutherlin.
Jerry Karl Stewart and Clara
Ann White, both Roseburg.
PTA Council
Alters Name
1 A nam change to conform to
new Oregon state PTA bylaws was
made at the last meeting of the
Roseburg PTA Council held at the
Fremont Junior High School, ac
cording to Mrs. Robert Snider,
chairman.
, Title Chang
I The organization will now be
known as the Roseburg PTA Co
ordinating Committee. The title of
the president and vice president
I will now be chairman and vice
chairman.
j The membership will still con
sist of the officers of the commit-
' tee, the president and vice presi
dent of each PTA in school dis
trict 4, or their alternates; the
superintended an(j assistant su
perintendent of schools; and the
principals, or their representatives.
The "Lights on for Education"
program which is being sponsored
by the Oregon Education Associ
ation, Oregon School Board Associ
ation and Oregon PTA, was also
discussed.
I A number of questions concern
the schools were asked the admin
istrators. A discussion period fol
lowed. PIERRE
Our cat thinks Chris is th
greatest. You see, Chris re
arranged oil the furniture in
our living room for our fam
ily photograph, so th cat
could still hove a nop in his
favorite choir. Kitty purrs
every time we mention OR
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iSuthcrlin Couple Will Spend
"iWintcr Months In Arizona
By MRS. JERRY DoMUTH
Mr. and Mrs. Borrit-n K. Beck
of Sutherlin left Wednesday to
spend the winter in Mesa, Ariz.
They spent Friday night with
Capt. and .Mrs. William I). Smith
in Bar slow, Calif. While the Becks
are away their home in Sutherlin
will be occupied by Kllspcth Kill
worth and Mary Ann Rust, Suther
lin teachers, and Joyce Crawford,
an Oakland teacher.
Ill Relatives Visited
Mr, and Mrs. Orville Smith and
son, Don. were in Vancouver,
Wash , and Portland over the
weekend. They visited Mrs. Smith's
mother, Mrs. Will Duncan, who
is recovering from an operation
performed recently in Memorial
Hospital in Vancouver. In Portland
they visited Smith's brother. Clyde
A. Smith, a former resident of
Sutherlin, who is recovering from
an operation in Portland Sanator
ium. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford O. Smith
visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kngel
of Vida, Ore., recently. Engel has
just returned home from the hos
pital where he underwent major
surgery. The Kngel's were former
ly residents of Sutherlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Culver and
daughter, Kim, of Klamath Falls
were weekend guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Culver and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Culver and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Holm and Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Owens spent the
past weekend in Portland and Mc
Minnville. Mrs. J. C. House and family of
Empire spent the past week at
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Rigzs.
Star Meat Attended
Mrs. Art Treman, Mrs. Marvin
Steinhach, Mrs. Jerry DeMuth,
Twin Sons Born
To Oakland Couple
By EDITh DUNN
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knpp, of
Oakland are the parents of twin
hoys born Nov. 13 at the Cottage
Grove Hospital.
Grandparents Visieted
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Giler of Eu
gene, accompanied by Mrs. Alton
Balfour and daughter Catherine,
visited recently with Mrs. Giles'
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. K. M.
Dunn of .Oakland.
Mrs. Pearl Harvey and Mrs.
Paul Schulze have returned from
a ten-day visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Crist at LaPuenta, Calif.
Mrs. Crist is a daughter of Mrs.
Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Pyles and
children. Daurice and Jamie, spent
the weekend in Portland visiting
at the Multnomah School of the
Bible where Ethel and Bill Pyles
are currently taking college work.
County Agent To Speak
At Extension Meeting
Plans for i Mexican dinner to
he held Dec. 12 at the Calapooia
Clubhouse were made at the recent
meeting of the Umpqua Home Ex
tension Unit held at the home of
Joyce I.iesinger.
A gift exchange Is also planned
and members will bring articles
for a Christmas basket. A lesson
on knitting will be given.
Mrs. Liesinger and Mrs. Wiley
gave a demonstration on sleeve
gussets at the recent meeting.
Joint MpRting Set
At the next meeting set for Nov.
30 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Kair
Oaks Grange Hall. County Agent
Roland Parker will demonstrate
the use of electrical appliances.
Members of the Rice Valley. Ump
qua and Kair Oak.t Units will join
for this meeting, according to
Kdith Dunn, Oakland correspond
ent.
SUTHERLIN SALE SET
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Sutherlin Meth
odist Church will hold its annual
Christmas bazaar and food sale
Saturday from 10 a m. to 4 p.m.
at Torrey'a Hardware in Sutherlin.
Fancy work, food and rummage
will he for sale. The public is in
vited. ONE NIGHT ONLY
Bill Borcher's
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HARVARD
1270 West
I Mrs. Harry Barker and Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Sparks attended a meet-
ing of th Southern Oregon Associ
ation of the Order of the Eastern
Star in Chiloquin, Ore., on Sunday.
Mrs. C. B. Erickson of Spokane,
'Wash., spent the past two weeks in
Sutherlin A new granddaughter
born to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pope,
j son-in-law and daughter, was the
'inspiration for her visit. She also
I visited at the home of her son
land family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Erickson, Connie, Karen and Tom
my. Mrs. Michael Perrault and
j daughter, Patty , of Portland,
spent the past week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Perrault. Mi
chael joined them on the weekend
, and they returned to Portland Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Mahie of
Empire visited recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Neas.
Mrs. R. W. Adams and Mrs. Wil
liam Foster spent last weekend
in LaGrande visiting their respec
tive sons, Arthur Adams and Jim
Foster, students at Eastern Ore
gon College. They attended the foot
ball game and homecoming
events while in La Grande.
Farm Federation
Hears Planning
For Rural Defense
Kirk Lowell, agriculture instruc
tor at Roseburg Senior High
School, was the guest speaker at
the meeting of the Douglas County
Farm Bureau Federation held re
cently at the Douglas Fairgrounds.
In his talk, Lowel'. described the
courses given in preparation for
entering into various fields of agri
culture. Defenso Plans Told
According to County Agent Rol
and Parker, present at the meet
ing, the county agents office has
been requested to handle the rural
defense program. The Farm Bu
reau Federation and the Granges
will he 'asked to make up commit
tees to expedite this program.
A turkey dinner was served to
the 53 persons attending the meet
ing. Glendale Church Circle
Elects New President
Mrs. S. E. Young was elected
president of the Joy Circle of the
Glendale Olivet Presbyterian
Church at the recent meeting of
the group held at the church. She
will announce committee chairmen
in the near future.
Installation Set
Officers will be installed Dec.
1 at the church in a joint installa
tion with the Merry Circle. Mrs.
Hugh Morrell, president of the
Women s Association, will be in
charge of the installations, assist
ed by Mrs. J. A. Marquam of the
Grants Pass Presbyterian Church,
according to Mrs. Gerald Fox,
Glendale correspondent.
Youth Temperance Meet
Set Monday At Green
Mrs. C. N. Currier, county presi
dent of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union, will appear at
the Green Community Church at
7 p it. Monday to assist in organ
izing a loca chapter of the Youth
Temperance Council.
Branches of the county youth
section of the WCTU are current
ly being formed in various sec
tions of the Roseburg area.
Green young people and mem
bers of the Roseburg unit are in
vited to attend Monday s nrganiza
tional meeting. Present plans are
for the Green and Roseburg units
to meet jointly, alternating meet
ing sites.
Officers will be elected at Mon
day's meeting. Refreshments will
be served.
I
j Thinning Of Young Firs
Boosts Future Profits
I Early thinning ot young Douglas
fir trees will boost future profits
even though trees that come out
now may be too small to sell.
Results of studies comparing two
42-year-old Douglas fir stands show
trees on th unthinned stand worth
$90 an acre, whereas those on the
thinned stand wer worth $375, an
acre.
Details on- thinning woodlands
are reported in i new bulletin
available to Oregon residents. Cop
ies of "Farly Thinning in Douglas
Fir Woodlands" may be obtained
from county extension offices or
from the bulletin cleric at Oregon
State Vnivcrsity, Corvallis.
HEMISPHERE COOPERATION
WASHINGTON (API A Latin
American Secretarian for Academ
ic Services is being established at
Calholic I'niversity this fall to pro
mole cooperation between Catho
lic school systems in North and
South America.
2 Wholi Chickens 4.00
Phono OR 2 3451
DRIVE-IN
Hortord A.
Movit Showtimt
fresay. Nov. 17, 1HI
INDIAN THtTf Owl Ooeri e
Compter mows Mv-00. "Me ee Kettle
an Vacation" MMOIS. "Francis in In
Haunled Houm" I:1S-II:.
STARLIT! DRIVE-IN Open e. Shews
start at I p.m. "Men Trap" an "Pereon'i
Woman"
SENET1A THEATRE (Winston) "Tile
Hand" and "Matter af The World"
TRI CITV DRIVE IN (Tn-Cilvl Shaw
trartt at :3S p.m. "The Aleme'; and
"Dondl"
CLOVERLEAP DRIVE IN Sutherlin) Rax
office apana at S:as pnv, mow stortt at
I. To tee a Complaia show ba in by I a m.
"Winoi at Chence" and "Tha B g Gemote"
GRAND THEATRE (Svlherllnl Show at f:X
pm. only. "On Tha Dowbia" and "Tluet
et Saghdad"
Saturday. Nay. tl. IHI
INDIAN THEATRE Manna doora 00"
U N. Compute show at I p.m. "Ma 1 a
Ktttla." "Francis in tha Haunttd House"
and I cartoons. Out at 4 p.m. Evening
doors open 41 Complete shows 7-10. "Me
Pa Kettle on Vocation" 7:10-10:10. "Fran
cis in the Heuntad House" l:3S-ll:30.
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open :J0. Shawl
alert at 7 p.m. "Man Trap" and "Phar
aoh's women"
GRAND THEATRE (Sutherlin) Matinee
1:30 p.m. "The Inviaiole By" end "Outer
Space Jitters" end certoon. Evening 7:00
p m., to tee a complete show be wi by 0:30.
"On the Double" and "Thief of Beghded"
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE IN tSutherllnl Box
office opens et a:4S. show ttertt et 7 p.m.
"wlngt of Chence" and "The Big Gamble"'
BENETTA THEATRE (Wlnttonl "The
Hand" and "Matter of the World
TRI CITV DRIVE IN ITri-Cilyl Show
starts S:30 p.m. "The Alemo" and "Don1
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest J. Martin
who have resided for a number
of years on Highway 38, a short
distance west of Drain, ire mov
ing to Austin, Texas. Their prop
erty, they report, has been sold.
and they are moving to Texas to
make their future home. Relatives
of the family live in the Austin
area. j
Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker has return
ed to her home on SE Lane Ave
nue, following a month's trip. She 1
went by jet plane from Portland
to New York to visit her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Shoemaker, and children
She enjoyed a number of sight-see
ing trips in the east and reports
excellent weather conditions during
her stay there. En rout home she
stopped over in Los Angeles to vis
it her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker Jr., and
small son.
Junior Republicans
Hear Dudley Walton
Dudley Walton, a Roseburg at
torney, gave a history of demo
cratic government and a report on
the origin of modern political part
ies to highlight the first meeting
of the Roseburg Junior Republi
cans Club Wednesday night at the
Courthouse. i
He emphasized the impact of
the Civil War and Reconstruction
period. He said the influence of
this part of the country's history
is still reflected in politics.
He concluded by urging the
young people to take an active part
in politics. This is necessary, he
said, if freedom is to survive.
The next meeting of the new or
ganisation of high school students
is scheduled Dec. 6 at 7:30 p.m.
in the Courthouse auditorium. It
is open to all interested high school
students.
Extension Group Plans
Potluck, Gift Exchange
A program demonstrating the
construction of "easy action
sleeves" was presented to mem
bers of the Days Creek-Canyonville
Home Extension Unit at the re
cent meeting held at the home of
Mrs. Kennelh Peters with Mrs.
Mitchell Fuller. Mrs. Glen Long
and Mrs. Selene Simmons in
charge.
Knitting classes have been held
under the direction of Mrs. Jerry
Zumwalt. Mrs. Hazel Fairfield has
been teaching textile painting to
members of the unit.
Next meeting of the group will
he at 10:30 a.m. Dec. U at the
Days Creek Community Church. A
noon potluck and gift exchange will
be featured.
XI 5 To Attempt
50-Mile Climb
WASHINGTON (AP Air Force
Col. James T. Stewart says X15
pilot Joe Walker will "shoot for
50 miles high next week."
Stewart told the Institute of the
Aerospace Sciences meeting here
that Walker will attempt to raise
the XlS's altitude record by about
10 miles from the mark set last
month by Air Force Maj. Bob
While.
Stewart, assistant deputy chief
of staff for the Air Force systems
command, recalled that on the
last two X1S flights bv White the
windshield shattered. He took that
as evidence that the plane is
"approaching its design limits."
meaning it was not built to stand
up under much stiffer tests.
On Nov. 9 While attained a rec
ord 4.043 miles an hour, well be
yond the designee! top speed of
4.000 tn.ph. White shso set the al
titude record of 217.000 feet Oct.
11. The Xn was designed for a
maximum altitude of 260.000 feet,
46lt miles.
NASA ani the Air Force plan
at least two more years of X15
flying in research on heat and
stress problems of futur space
craft.
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OPEN HOUSE
Cooper
Toy Showing
Sr Nov. 18 10am-4pm
At The Winston
Fire Hall
Firemen' Benefit
Weekend Work Party Held
At School By Umpqua Folks
By MRS. CEORSt MUNSON
A group ef interested Umpqua
citizens spent most of Saturday
and Sunday at the Umpqua School
grounds, cleaning up. setting up
new playground equipment and re
pairing old equipment.
New basketball goals were set
up and the baseball field was
measured and is now ready for
the new backstop. A potluck din
ner was served by the ladies to
over 20 persons. Another work day
is planned to finish the project.
Farmer Classmates United
Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Brown of
Portland stopped for a visit with
Mrs. Delmar Murphy recently. The:
two women had been classmates at
Oregon College of Education sev
eral years ago.
Richard Scott is the new bus
driver on the high school bus from I
Umpqua. Duane Jones, who was
hired at the start of the school!
year, resigned and returned to his
job at the U. S. Plywood Co. in
Roseburg. j
Mrs. A. Gillespie, primary teach
er at Umpqua, has been ill a few
days at her home.
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