Riddle Families Entertain
Holiday Weekend Guests
By I KM A BEST
Holiday weekend guests at the
horn of Mr. and Mra. A. L. Oilman
in Riddle included their nn and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mm. A.
L Gilman, and children of Port
land; Mr. and Mrs. 1. S. Hatfield
of Central Point, parents of Mrs.
Gilman; and the Oilman's two
daughters and familier. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry George and children
of Klamath Falls and Mr. and
Mrs. Kmmet Hogan and children
of Roseburg.
Callage Gam Art.rxf.d
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Preston
had as Thanksgiving weekend
guests the former's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Evans of Whittier, Calif., who
flew into Riddle on Thanksgiving
Iay. Their son, Bob, was in Mc
Minnville Saturday to play with
the Whittier football team when
they met Linfield. The Prestons,
their house guests, the the Lee
Preston family drove to Linfield
to see the game returning to Rid
dle Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ulrirksnn
and son, Dan, of San Jos, Calif.,
were holiday weekend guests at
the home of Mrs. L'lricksnn's
( brother and sister . in law, Mr.
and Mrs. William Carhart. The
Carharts' son Jim, was also home
from Eugene.
I Mayor and Mrs. George R. Aker
Jr. and family had as weekend
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Milne
, and two children of Oregon City
Washington Trip Made
i Ralph Kinkade returned Monday
from Ellensburg, Wash., where he
visited over Thanksgiving with his
, mother, Mrs. Mattie Kinkade, and
daughter, Mrs. Edwin Page and
' family.
: Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Clark and
four children spent Thanksgiving
in Vancouver, Wash., with Clark's
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Anders. Visitors this week at the
'Clark home were Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Cutsforth of Portland.
Eltkon Man Attends Portland
Meet; Takes In Football Game
Holland Plans
Fallout Shelters
THE HAGl'E, Netherlands
(AP Premier Jan de Quav tnld
Parliament recently the Dutch
government plans to build 400
public nuclear fallout shelters in
19R2.
Each shelter will have room for
300 persons. De Quay said there
now are 2G2 shelters in the Neth
erlands with room for 50 persons
in each. The country's population
is more than 11.5 million.
Garden Clubs Schedule
! Christmas Workshop
I Members of the Sutherlin Gar
Irien Club will mee Monday at the
: home of Airs. Bud Holm for a
workshop in preparation for the
Christmas show they will hold in
ro-spnnsorship with the Oakland
Garden Club.
Oakland Garden Club members
will have a similar workshop on
the same day at the home of Mrs.
LeRoy Churchill.
Roth meetings will start at 10
a m. and all members are to
bring a sack lunch. Coffee will be
served.
CROWING LIKE A WEED
SHENANDOAH. Iowa (AP)
Sifn in a local seed store:
! "After planting our seeds, step
Iback quickly."
By MRS. C. W. HENDERER
Leo Crisman of Elkton attended
at two-day meeting of the Dele
gate Assembly of the Oregon Ac
tivities Association held recently in
Portland. Those at the meeting
also attended the Roseburg Beav
erton football game.
I Basketball Begins
The Elkton Grade School team
will play its first basketball game
at the high school gym in Elkton
tnday at 7 p.m.
Mrs. Beverly Vian and children,
William Stappo of Klamath Kails,
and Mrs. Margaret Parker of Coos
Bay, were weekend guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hill Harpole.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wilson of
Elkton and Mr. and Mrs. Don Wil
son of Portland were dinner guests
Thanksgiving in Roseburg at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Meredith
Wilson and family.
Weekend guests over the Thanks
giving holiday at the Joe Bishop
home were Mrs. Ross Yocum and
Gayle of Sacramento. Calif. Bud
and Larry flishop were also home
jlor the lhankfgiving weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shinkle
spent last weekend in Prineville
i visiting and elk hunting with Mr.
i and Mrs. Archie Markison and
, Fred Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Elm of Port-
I land spent the Thanksgiving week
end with their daughter Mrs. Gene
Anderson, and family.
Janice Taylor was home from
her studies at Oregon State Uni
versity and had Donna Partch of
Eugene as her house guest last
weekend.
Steven Yoshihara of Willamette
University in Salem was a week
end guest at the Charles Solomon
home. Steven is from Hawaii.
Milton Cheever and David Gates
were home from their studies at
Southern Oregon College in Ashland.
Janet Fisher, David fomptnn
and Charles Henderer were home
from Corvallis over the holiday
weekend.
Lois Carnes and Donna Jean
Hedden were home from their stud
ies at the University of Oregon in
Eugene over the Thanksgiving holi
day. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Saladen and
family were holiday guests in
Portland at the D. J. Bunch home,
last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crisman and
family spent Thanksgiving in Cam
as, Wash., at the parental Ross
Crisman home. They also visited
relatives in Gresham and in Sa
lem en route home.
Veteran Dies
Graveside services were sched
uled Thursday at 1 pi. at the
Willamette National Cemetery for
Harold Higgins who died Nov. 25
at the Veterans Hospital in Rose-
Durg.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stewart
and family of Rio Dell, Calif., and
Mrs. Gladys Stewart spent Thanks
giving in Reed sport at the home
of Mrs. Lois Bowman.
Thanksgiving Day Fall Put
Valley Resident In Hospital
Sentencing On Rape
'Charge Set For Monday
PORTLAND (AP) - Chesiet
Raymond Hedrick, 27, will be sen
tenced Monday on i rape charge.
I He was convicted by a Circuit
i Court jury Wednesday of raping
a 19 year-old girl last year.
Hedrick also is under a 20-year
sentence tor assault involving an
other girl.
Hedrick escaped from the state
hospital after his earlier convic
tion. He was recaptured in Los
Angeles.
By ADDIE SCHNEIDER
Mrs. John Sinclair of Garden
Valley is in Community Hospital
with a broken leg as a result of a
fall in the snow Thanksgiving Day
while bringing in fireplace wood. I
I Mrs. Sinclair managed to crawl'
hack inlo the house and call for
help. Alter some difficulty she
managed to gain the attention of
Mrs. Charles Dunn and another
neighbor. Bill Tipton. Tipton took
her to the hospital;
Community Dinner Set
A community sharethe-fare din-:
ner and social time has been plan
ned for Garden Valley neighbors
and friends Saturday at ( 30 p m
The affair will be held in the Gar-,
den Valley Women's Clubhouse
Clifford Norris accompanied Nor-1
man Wicks of Roseburg to Eugene i
to attend the Oregon-Oregon State!
football game.
Mrs. Sona Johnson returned re-;
untlv fmm hnr annual uieif tuith
Games Attended !
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Doyle and;
sons, Donald and Gary, attended
the Roseburg . Bcaverton football
game in Portland. Donald, who had
been home for Thanksgiving, stop
ped off at Corvallis to continue his
studies at Oregon State University.
Gary had also been home for
Thanksgiving and has since re
turned to Ashland where he at
tends Southern Oregon College.
Hal Esselstrom took in the home
coming game at Eugene. The Es
selstroms daughter. Donna, and
Susie Hess were home for the
Thanksgiving holidays. Both girls
attend the University of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Argos Fisher spent
the holidays with Fisher's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Merton Pugh, at Vancouver, Wash.
Joining them were Fisher's neph
ew and Neice. Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Hazelton of Seattle. Wash. The
Fishers also attended the cham
pionship high school football game
in Portland.
Robert Knapp is down from Cor
vallis to help his brother. Mar
Knapp. repair storm damage about
his ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hedcpeth
and children, Edna, Lewis, Brent
and John, of Eastside, came
through water on Highway 42 to
spend Thanksgiving with Mrs.
lledgepeth's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harding Knapp. Other family mem
hers joining them for dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Don Christian and
twins and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Chris
tian and sons and the young Mac
Knapp.
Relatives Visited
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt re
turned recently from several days
spent in Washington. They visited
Mrs. Roy Palmer at Kelso and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Palmer at Silver
Lake. Mrs. Schmidt's sister, Mrs.
Lydia Palmer of Campbell River.
B.C., met her at Silver Lake. At
Raymond the Schmidts visited
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl A. Schmidt. They
also visited in Olympia and were
guests of Rev. Smith at Long
Beach. Thanksgiving Day was
spent at Silver Lake attending a
Palmer clan reunion. When they
returned home they found some
snow damage to their lathe house
at the nursery.
Mr. and Mrs. John Denton took
their son. Robert, back to the Uni
versity of Oregon at Eugene. He
had been home for the Thanksgiv
ing holiday.
Fri.f Dec. 1, 1961 The New -Review, Roteburg, Or. 5
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Atomic Weapons
Seen For France
WASHINGTON (AP) France
may be getting close to becom
ing the fourth nation with atomic
weapons.
This was hinted in a statement
by the French armed forces min
ister. Pierre Messmer, that
France is beginning to achieve
significant results in nuclear
weapons development. (
The term significant results, he.
said this week, could mcani
manufacturing the weapons or j
having them in quantity.
Messmer declined to say at a
news conference how far France ;
hat progressed. But the master
ing of atomic weapons techniques
the earliest of the three stages
he mentioned would put France
on the threshhold of acquiring nu
clear armaments.
So far, only the United Stales,
the Soviet Union and Britain have
become atomic weapons powers.
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NEWS-REVIEW
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YCAZA LED SHOEMAKER
ELMONT. N. Y. (AP) The
day the Belmont thoroughbred
meeting closed, jockey Manuel
Ycaza rode his 100th winner of the
season. He won the riding title at
the Nassau County track with 30
winners, three more than Willie
Shoemaker.
Portland Freeway Set
To Be Opened Friday
PORTLAND (AP) A seven
mile long extension of the Bal
dock Freeway into the heart of
Portland will be opened to traffic
Friday.
The new stretch is part of the
Pacific Freeway project. It will
speed traffic between Portland
and Willamette Valley points, re
lieving the present jams on Bar
bur Blvd.
Dedication ceremonies will be
held at the point where the free
way passes under the Ross Island
Bridge in Portland. Gov. Mark
Hatfield, Mayor Terry Srhrunk of
Portland and other officials will
participate.
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