Tacoma Reunion Occupies New Program Allows Students To Take Courses At UO, OSU
Residents Of Camas Valley
dents to take courses at both the orofessors. library books and in
i University of Oregon and Oregon ! structional materials, improved
ibtate I Diversity was approved exchange or researcn nnaings ana
By DITH DUNN ner's son-in-law and daughter Mr. recently bv the curriculum com-1 perhaps a shuttle bus service be-
: Rob,ert ?harP' Oakland High sci- and Mrs. Hoy McClellan, and fain-: nlittee o( ,he State Board of High-itween the two campuses 40 miles
ence teacher, is attending summer lly m Oakndge recently. Mrs. Mc- L-iiin-.iinn Unan
i.ssinn at Pnii..,- ri P-jifi.. run,,. .,.i i,;i.i,., nti, ,nj " fcauuiioo. apart.
PORTLAN'D (UPI) A program program being expanded even-j athletic facilities at Southern Ore-ern Oregon College: a college
which would allow graduate stu-itually to provide an exchange of : g0n College; a dormitory and a Center addition, parking facilities
1 Gary, returned to Oakland for a
lew days visit.
in Stockton. Calif.
Teacher In Islands
Mrs. Jovce Fellows, an Oakland m m -i n,K.- designed to permit graduate stu-
teacher, is spending the summer fainilv have returned from a vaca-im?n,s " either school to take ad
la the Hawaiian Islands. turn trip to Idaho and Wvomiug ! vantage of the special strengths
i.ohS.- PU'ltson,' V has which included stops at Yellowstone of both schools. It is part of a
taught in Oak and schools for sey-i Hal k and jackson. At Jackson drive to expand graduate study in
eral years, wiU teach eighth grade ! thev mct 0sbora s b,.other and fam. , the state.
The PeteSJS! plan toZwto Bea- ily from Denver- C'' 'r ",e firs" Lieuallen said ,he Program
verton about u t meeUng between the brothers in 12 could go into effect this fall.
Ted IeCore" and Mr Walter 'ears- The families continued the i Board memberi envisioned the
Chancellor Roy E. Lieuallenl Members of the board were
said the joint-campus plan was : scheduled to continue their meet
ing here today.
Bond Issue Approved
In other action, the board's fi-
. ,. , . . u u io"tiner. At Hnise. me Eruua 1 .
ttZJftSTS. vultedMr,. Osborn's grandmothe,- I .
versity of Oregon Mrs. Wen Truitt of Bend spent i
-Mrs. Dorothy Todd, who has several days recently at the Truitt
taught in Oakland elementary i home 'n Oakland and with her
schools the past two vears, is at-i dauphter. Mrs. K. D. Lytle, andj
tending summer school in Mexico' family- Mr. Truitt came from Bcnd;
City. She will tea?h in Hoseburg " arive ms wite nome.
in the fall. I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lamoreaux,
Mr. and Mis. Gary Roberson and and children Jon and Jean, spent
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Roberson were i several days recently on a coast
called to Los Angeles recently by . trip, going south to Crescent City,
the death of the men's father. Mr. ! At Port Orford they attended the
and Mrs. Dale Roberson have re- j "Battle of Rocks" pageant present
turned home. : ed on July 4 in memory of a battle
Mrs. Homer Trusty visited re-1 fought years ago between Indians
eently in Blue River with her 1 and whites.
oaugiuer. Mrs. rorrest soiomon Funeral Attended
commons building at Oregon ""'" i-'
Tech; an addition to Hunt Hall la c0,1?Ke:. n-ice
and two new dormitories at East- j bu'WlnS. healing plant additions
uiki a i-cmrai iooa ouuaing at me
University of Oregon, and mis
cellaneous land purchases.
The board approved a building
at Oregon College of Education
which will serve as a new method
laboratory for teachers and as a
show place to display how wood
Tremor Hits Peru
LIMA, Peru (UPD A violent
earthquake shook Arequipa. 600
miles south of here, early Wednesday.
ThA 1 , !.... i. . . . .
nance committee approved plans ! ' L ".":? ! i""" . 5'""' " can usc" scn001 eu'Mingt.
for a $10 million self-liquidating paniCi but thore Kera carl
bond issue to pay for construction reports of damages or victims.
The same area sustained two
severe tremors Friday and Saturday.
projects on several campuses.
The funds will be used to con
struct Cascade Hall dormitory and
Seek Private Funds
OCE President Dr. Leonard
Rice said he hoped to raise the
$660,000 necessary for construc
tion from private contributions.
The plans have been financed by
Stanford University's School Plan
ning Laboratory,
Writer In Hospital
PORTLAND (UPI) Oregon
writer and historian Stewart Hoi
brook wa3 in Good Samaritan Hos
pital here Wednesday for obser
vation. Holbrook entered the hospital
Monday. He was to ba there for
about a week.
He said, however, he plans to
make an annual trip to New
Hampshire in early August.
A $564,877 contract for construc
tion of a women's dormitory at
the University of Oredon Medical
and Dental Schools in Portland
was awarded to A. V. Peterson
Co., Portland.
The board approved a modified
budget designed to make its ex
penses for the next two years
fit the budget slashes made by
the state legislature.
The budget includes merit raises
and a new salary schedule for
college teachers, but it curtails
plans to strengthen graduate
study research in the Portland
area.
Thurs., July 11, 1963 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9
and family.
Former Resident Iniured
Portland Markets
THURSDAY PRICES
PORTLAND (UPI) Dairy
market:
Eggs To retailers: AA extra
large 40-42C; AA large 3840c ; A
large 36-39c; A A medium 20-34c;
A small 23 - 29c: cartons 1 3c
ed on July 4 in memory of a battle higher.
PORTLAND (UPI) Eggs to
producers f.o.b. at ranch: AA
... L..,i ?r n""?" m j extra large 28-33i2c: AA large 26-
Mrs Carl Bum .nS tel A Vc- AA medium
'. . . , .uia. vail I'uuu auruui-u me ill- . , ,, . ,
Mrs. May McCurdy, former long-1 ,.-! in r'niiai nmv HaiinH.iv nf:20-2oac: AA small 14-16Vac
'-, time resident of Oakland now of rs Dunn's neohew Harry Skel- Butter To retailers: AA and
Portland, fell and cracked a knce!t0n. A prints 66c;
erof Mrs. Gene Cherry of Oakland
. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonner and
son, Bob. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Gossett and Stacy, visited the Bon-
cartoni Ac hioher? I
cap at her home and is now in j Ed Dunn has returned from Riv- B prints 6oc.
Emanuel Hospital. She is the moth-ersdale sanitarium where he was rho. ,,.H,,.m n.,-oH t
a medical patient i retailers: 46-48c; processed Amer-
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. ; 5.ln ,b , f 43.
E. L. Sarrelt were Mrs. Sarrett s J
sister. Mrs. Doris Shulanberger, i ..Irv ,,,,. . .
mil rhildn. nf MvhII. (W Hnn r""'"u "1 1'OiaiO
Slmlanberger remained for a long
er visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy McKisson
and Mrs. Ruby Weyfortz of Poca
tello, Idaho, are visiting the tat
ter's sister, Mrs. Beulah Gilder
sleeve. Mrs. Gildersleeve has pur
chased a trailer house and plans
to rent her residence to a teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fugate have
moved into the former Ormsby
house owned by Jesse Lee.
Joe Louis Trains
For Nightclub Act
- LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) For
mer heavyweight champion Joe
Louis is in training for what he
hopes "may be a new career for
me" nightclub act with Pearl
Bailey, the singer. I
Louis said recently he and
Miss Bailey were watching the
current champ, Sonny Liston,
train here for his July 22 title de
fense against Floyd Patterson,
when the singer remarked:
"I bet you can dance better
than that." Louis allowed that he
' could. "The first thing I know,"
he said, "I'm over at the Fla
mingo Hotel signing this con
tract." Louis, who is 40, said he would
appear at the hotel for four
weeks starting Aug. 29. The hotel
said one of the production num
bers was tentatively named "The
Brown Bomber". Louis was to
"spar" with a few of the chorus
girls.
"I sure am looking forward to
it," Louis said. "Right now I'm
not sure what else I'm going to
do. Maybe a little song and
dance thing with Pearl. Maybe
we'll skip rope together in front
of the chorus line."
Lumber Talks Scheduled
With Canadian Officials
WASHINGTON (UPI) Sens.
Henry Jackson and Warren Mag
nuson, both D-Wash., announced
here that U.S. -Canadian talks on
lumber issues will be discussed
at a meeting to be held here
shortly after Labor Day.
Assistant Secretary of State
Griffith Johnson advised the sena
tors that agreement to hold a for
mal session was reached in a pre
liminary meeting with the Cana
dians Tuesday.
Magnuson and Jackson also
said they had been told that an
enlarged private industry advis
ory group will be appointed to
participate in the session as part
of the U.S. team. The advisory
group, with broad industry repre
sentation, is to be selected by the
Department of Commerce.
PORTLAND
market :
Steady; Calif. Russets 4.7S-S;
Long Whites 3.15-3.50; some best
3.65-4.00, sited 2 oi spread 4.50
4.75; bakers 3.50-3.75; U.S. No 2s
2.50-2.85: Round Reds including
Si. B 3.25-3.50.
PORTLAND (UPI) Dressed
chickens No 1 grade dressed
to retailers: Fryers, whole drawn,
31-38C lb; cut-up, 37-42c lb; hens
light type, whole drawn 22-26c lb;
light type hens, cut-up, 24-28c lb:
heavy whole 36-39c lb.
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PORTLAND (UPI) (USDA)
Livestock:
Cattle: 150; slaughter s tears
mixed high good and choice 27.
Oue lot high good and low choice
26.75. Few good 25-26. Slaughter
heifers one lot good 23. Feeders,
few medium and good steers 19-21.
Calves: 50. Slaughter offerings
steady. Not enough sales to test
trading. Few good and choice
vealers 24-26. A couple head
choice 26.50. Utility and standard
18-20.
Hogs: 200. Barrows and gilts
U.S. 1 and 2 19.50-20. U.S. 2 and
3 17.50-18.
lambs 90-95 lb choice prime 20.
Other lots choice prime 19.5019.
75. .
Oregon State Fair
Floral Space Ready
With the Oregon State Fair less
than two months away, floral
space in the Oregon State Fair
Floral Gardens is already being !
reserved, Elden J. Harm, floral
superintendent, said today. He ask
ed that all of those who desire !
space contact him as soon as pos-1
sible.
The floral division has been giv
en a complete renovation for the
1963 Fair. The remodeling job was
made necessary by the late Octo- i
ber storm which took several trees
and the former floral building
building down.
A new long, rustic building,
blending in well with the floral
garden setting, is now being com
pleted. The new building and gar
den are surrounded by trellises,
dramatic wood and plastic fences
and screening. The interior of the
building is finished in light natural
wood with more room than former
ly for garden clubs, hobby ar
rangers, amateurs, and commerci
al exhibits.
Work got underway this week
on the entrance theme garden. One
of the new features is an organ
and floral demonstration platform.
The theme of too garden and
floral show this year is "Oregon
Influence" denoting the Influence
that Oregon has on ths Northwest
garden horticulture.
Liwnmowtr BUxei
The Roseburg Rural Fire Depart
ment was called to the home of R.
A. Weaver on Page Road at 12:45
p.m. Tuesday when a lawnmower
caught fire. There was no damage
other than to the lawnmower.
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