4 The Nowi-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Thur., Moy 24, 1962
Cub Scout Picnic Scheduled
May 31 At Drain City Park
By JO CARLILE
Drain Cub Scout den mothers
met at the home of Art Cromier re
cently and made plans (or a Cub
Scout picnic to be held at the
Drain City Park May 31 at 6 p.m
Mrs. Mattoon Now Homt
Mrs. Bill Mattoon has returned
from the Wheeler, Ore., hospital
where she has been a patient. She
is reported much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Mattoon vis
ited in the home of their son-in-law
Robert Day and family at Marys
ville, Calif., and in the homes
their son Vincent Boyd and son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Boyd and family, at Red
ding, Calif.
Probe Seeks Cause
Of Bavarian Crash
EBERSBERG, Germany (AP)
The wreckage of a four-engine
U.S. Navy Constellation that
crashed Tuesday near this south
Bavarian town, kming all 26 per
sons aboard, Is being searched for
a clue to the cause.
Hundreds of soldiers and mili
tary police sealed off the eight-
mile path of wreckage as officials
began their investigation.
The plane was regularly based
at Rota, Spain, but was flying out
of Frankfurt.
Military spokemcn in Europe
said the plane was on a routine
navigational training mission. The
Norfolk, Va., headquarters of the
U.S. Atlantic Fleet said it was on
a secret mission but later a
spokesman there said this report
resulted from a misunderstanding.
An earlier report said there
were 27 men aboard, but the Navy
confirmed there were only 26.
They included 22 naval personnel
and four soldiers.
Mrs. Pete Finnell of Tumaco,
Colombia, South America, formerly
of Drain, arrived in Eugene Fri
day. She moved her furniture back
to her home at Drain and will re
main here. Finnell will have a
month's vacation in September and
will spend it at Drain. The Fin
nells plan to make Drain their
home again.
Luauda Foote of Portland is visit
ing at the home of her nephew and
niece, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Vaughn.
Sheila Olcta Richardson, who was
injured when hit by a car last
week, was released from the hos
pital Friday. She will be in a cast
all summer, it is reported.
Fair Visit Mad
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Brinks were
weekend guests at the home of Mr.
and Airs. W. E. Clcvenger en
route to their home in Santa Bar
bara, Calif. The Brinks vacationed
in Canada and saw the World's
Fair in Seattle.
Mrs. A. A. Sandlin has returned
from a five-week visit with rela
tives and friends in Oklahoma
City, Tulsa, and Wcelitka, Okla. At
Oklahoma City she visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. t. .Sandlin. Mrs. William
Bonsett accompanied her to Ar
kansas where she visited her moth
er and other relatives.
Mrs. Glenn Speck of Portland is
a visitor at the home of her sister,
Mrs. D. C. Davis.
Mrs. Jack Swearengen of Red
mond spent the weekend here vis
iting relatives including her moth
er, Annie Burdett, who fell recent
ly and broke her hip. Mrs. Burdett
is in Cottage Grove Hospital.
Mrs. John Booher and Mrs. M.
L. De Merrill attended the open
house of the Genealogical Forum
of Portland held at Meier and
Franks Monday. Tuesday they
searched the Genealogical and His
torical department s records in the
Oregon Historical Society Library
and the Portland Central Library.
Courses Fcr Two Full Years Of Study Set For Next Year At Umpjjua College
The 1962-03 school year of Ump-
qua Junior College promises to be
as auspicious as the last year
its inaugural year was.
This was the impression given
by the brochure just published by
the college and distributed to high
schools of the county.
The four-page outline of the com
ing year has two complete years
of courses to offer. Full-time
freshmen and sophomores may re
ceive 12 credits of study a quar
ter with an elective each quarter
State Land Board Approves
Boardman Land Exchanges
SALEM (AP) The state Land
Board approved land exchanges
and easements this week to get an
air approach corridor for the
Navy for the half of the Board
n.an Bombing Range it will re
tain. The authorization applies to
about seven square miles of land
that juts out like a panhandle to
the east of the Navy half of the
range, it. will allow for the Navy
planes to approach the range on
bombing runs.
The Navy already has approved
the transfer of 'he western half
of the nearly 100,000 acres of the
Morrow County range to the state
of Oregon.
This land will be combined with
another 50,000 acres the state has
assembled to form the 100,000
acre Boardman Space Age Indus
trial Park that (lie state has
leased to Boeing Co.
In other action the board ap
proved an onshore oil and gas
lease of 3,292 acres to Donald F.
McDonald, Eugene real estate
man.
It also approved an oil and gas
lease application by Willard Farn-
ham, Farnham Chemical Co.
Portland, for 1,283 acres.
The land to be leased to Mc
Donald is in Yamhill, Clackamas,
Polk, Lane, Marion, Douglas,
Coos, Benton. Curry, Tillamook
and Linn counties.
The Farnham lease would cover
land in Coos and Curry counties.
fur either sophomores or fresh
men. To be offered the first quarter of
the new year for freshmen will be
General Psychology 202 on Mon
day; General Biology 101 on Tues
day; History of Western Civiliza
tion 101 on Wednesday; and Eng
lish Composition 111 on Thursday.
Sophomores will have U.S. His
tory 201 on Monday, Intermediate
Algebra (Math 100) on Tuesday;
Principles of Economics, 201 on
Wednesday; and World Literature
107 for Thursday.
The biology course offered fresh
men will have a lab scheduled
while the intermediate algebra
course will have a two'hour lab.
On Friday for the fall quarter a
course in personal hygiene will be
offered for both freshmen and
sophomores.
All courses again will be at
night from 7 to 9:45 and will be
held in facilities of School District
i.
The fall term will begin Sept.
24 with registration set Sept. 19,
20 and 21. Winter term will begin
Jan. 7 and the spring term will
start March 25. All terms are 10
weeks in length.
Tuition Costs Listed
Cost per credit hour will be
$12.50; S37.50 for a 3-credit course;
S75 for two 3-credit courses; $100
for three or more courses. A $5
district fee is also charged.
The brochure prepared by Har
ry Jacoby, coordinator of the jun
ior college, .notes: "This college
level experience, provided through
the cooperation of the General Ex
tension Division of the State Sys
tem of Higher Education, the
Southern Oregon College, Ashland,
nnH rhnnl Uistrirt n. 4 of Rose-
burg, is in an experimental stage
i at present. The steps forming a
j junior college district are set forth
by Oregon law.
"There is a committee composed
of people from central Douglas
County working on a proposal for
a Junior College District. These
people represent all districts in
central Douglas County. The pres
ent plan is to plan a junior college
district and present it to the vot
ers during the school year 1962-63."
Police Seek Gunmen;
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Police
were looking lor two gunmen to
day, one of them known to be
absent-minded.
The pair fled Tuesday afternoon
after robbing a Market Street fi
nance company of $341 just be
fore closing. One left his pistol
on the counter near the cash
drawer.
Canyonville Girl Named
Scholarship Recipient
June Brainard, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Brainard of Can
yonville, 1960 valedictorian ot Can
yonville High School, is the recip
ient of a tuition scholarship to
Southern Oregon College of Educa
tion at Ashland.
Miss Brainard, who for the two
years since high school graduation
has been employed at South Ump
qua State Bank, plans to enter
Southern Oregon College this fall
to begin her teacher training.
Rain Due Friday
Temperatures for Western Ore
gon will average below normal for
the next five days, according to
the Weather Bureau station at the
Itoscburg airport. Highs will be
from 58 to 68 except for the south
west part where highs of 70 are
expected. Lows will be 38 to 48.
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Convenient, Prompt Mail Order, for each towel, send
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