The News-Review from Roseburg, Oregon • Page 3

Dec. 31, 1960 The Ncws-Rcvicw, Roseburg, Ore. 3 TODAY AND TOMORROW Partially Finished Coos Cutoff Opened To Road Bandon Traffic Camas Valley Pair Attends Family Reunion In Elk City Local Mews i By MRS. DAVE THRUSH i omi Mi-. "uecu ui uc iusi wseiai oas.

,5 Chnstmlus da. on" vis ine uuer i.i'.niur and sislerin-; law, air. and Glenn Fluiikctl. Monday morning they drove on to Elk Cltv t)uv allendoil ni 1011111 icuiiiuii. mi ineir way noine thnv si.inn,.,! ami brought their niece.

Terrie Dunn, back to Lamas alley for a week visit. I Standleys Visit Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Cecil llatlorman Mr. and Mrs.

Nobel Standley and son have returned home after spent the ('hritmas weekend at I spending a few weeks in Salinas, the home of their son-in-law and i Calif. While there thev visited Hal-daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. K.

Sler- lernian's brother and family, Mr. chant and family of Powers. and Mrs. Nathan Halterman. Miles Standley and son of John i Ralstons To Move Day are spending a few day's viMt-1 Carol Ralston from the I'nivers- Bandon Dte.

31 New Yeor'i gv Bock.ro. N.w Ev. dance, 9 p.m. B(flcs cluck ni. or siJ(j Elkton of Cod church New ears wv.h services, at the church, nl refreshments and profc4nl puullc jnvll.

ed. Hayloft Squr.lNew Yer's Evt dance, 9 rnle Gilbfrt to ca at the barn Melrose Road, ladies bring Sunday, New Year's Dm Monday, Ja, 2 Holiday Stamp Collectors has(1. ment of parsonage orth Roseburg KL'B Churrt, eorncr of Vine and Church Street 7 30 Tuesday, Jan. Elkton Rebekah Lodgi, jn. stallation with Elkton W'ufdlows Lodge.

Daughters of St. Arme'i meeting, St. George's Parish Hall.g m' Winston Police Reser, City Hall. 7:30 p.m. Elks Duplicate bridge oraun Elks Temple, 7:30 p.m.

Roseburg Kiwanis Club, Jmp-qua Hotel civic room, noon. Glide iwenis Club, 7:30 Associated Volunteers card Dar. ly, va uospuai recreation Hilling music room, 7:30 to 9:30 (m. Army -Reserve, 1614 W. Hanir(j 8 to 10 p.m.

Boots and Calico square daitei lessons, Winston Community lltl, 8 p.m. Sutherlin Girls Drill team prat, tice, 5 p.m. East Grade School ing relatives and friends in Cam- as Valley. Standley is a former 1 resident of the valley. Mrs.

Laura Barker and daughter Karen, residents of Brookings, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Labranch. Air. and Mrs.

Joe Hatlerman from Eureka, and John Halterman from Clear, Alaska, spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Halterman. Overnight guests at the home of I Myrtle Point( 1 1 CUTOFF ROUTE to Bandon is shown here with the heaviest line. The old route through Coquille is indicated by the norrower bold lines.

The partially finished David Slnugh-Bandon section of Highway 101 was opened to traffic at 11 a Friday, W. C. Williams, stale highway engineer, announced today in Salem. Fifteen miles of the 17-mile long section has had only an asphaltic treated base course laid, and still requires the final asphaltic concrete pavement surface before being completed, Williams pointed out. Asphaltic treated base aggregate is being used for the first time in Oregon in this section to I take advantage of local materials available at relatively short haul.

Normally, a gravel or rock base material is used with an asphaltic surface. Savings Great When completed the new highway will offer the greatest benefits in time and distance savings of any highway built in Oregon in many years, according to Williams. The new route which bypasses the city of Coquille, is 12 miies shorter than the old section of the coast highway, and saves 2.5 minutes in, driving time. The new section joins the old highway, at a point six miles south of Coos Bay and eleven miles north of Coquille. From there it cuts through low hills via Beaver Lookout to Bandon, Even though 15 miles of the section is not paved and the treat- i ed base will be temporarily used as the surface, it was believed desirable to open the highway in order that motorists may have ad-1 vantage of the improved route during the winter months.

Appropriate warning signs will be established relative to the incomplete surface. It may be necessary to close the section for a short period next spring while it is being paved, Williams pointed out. Contracts Let The highway was constructed in series of federal aid projects beginning with a grading contract let to the Momsonhnudsen Co. Inc. of Boise, Idaho, in December J1959 for the seven miles between oiuubii ou sHvcr luunuui.

The second grading contract was let later to C. R. O'Neil, Creswell, in 1957 for the seven mile section between Beaver Lookout and Bul-lards Bridge two miles north of Bandon. In 1958 the Coos Bay Dredging Co. was awarded the contract for the 437-foot long Davis Slough Bridge and 1.33 miles of grading and paving in the same area.

Other contracts let during that year were awarded to C. R. O'Neill Sutherlin Residents Spend Holidays In California City Parents From British Columbia Visit With Daughter In Riddle playground, new members nert seuais, ana lamuy. come, for information write Boj. P4ren'.

Visited 2ti2 Rl 1 Sutherlin 1s1t1ng at the Methodist parson- Roseburg Women's' Club board aRe with their parents, the Rev. meeting, at the clubhouse. 10 30 nd John Ginter, over the a.m., regular meeting at 1:30 p.m. Mr-, Mls- Oakland City Council I witter and Beverly Ginter, all of tw. Mr an.) and their two daughters from Pow ell, Wvp.

Return From California Mr oivl I qn.l 10m ueatners nave returned to i uiru iiuini- 111 vauiu ttnev nil- or having sivnt several weeks ElCeritto. where they have been selling Christmas trees ity of Oregon and June Ralston from Englewood. Calif spent the Christmas holiday at the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Ralston. The RalMons are moving to Port Orford where Mr. Ralston has been working for the past year. P.F.C. Ellen Spurlock, who is stationed in Fort Ord, with the Wacs, is spending her leave at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Spurlock. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin are Portland visitors this week.

They spent the Christmas holidays at the home of their son, Don Austin, and family. Mrs. Addie Hall drove lo Hills-boro to spend the holidays at Ihe home ot her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mabry, and family.

Guests at the M. K. Taylor home over the holidays were Mrs. Taylor's mother, Mrs. Ed Bumby, and brother, Floyd Bumby, from Florence.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe' Perrault and son have returned from Everett, where they attended the funeral of the former's nephew, Noel Perrault. They remained over Christmas at the homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. C. Per rault and Mr. and Mrs. N.

Nelskog in Everett. They also visited with Mrs. George Perrault in Seattle, Wash. Carol Kovvalski of Stockton. visited briefly in Sutherlin recentlv with relatives and friends before continuing on to' Eugene where she stayed overnight at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Firman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Liesinger traveled to Mountain View, to spend the Christmas holidays as guests at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Liesinger. and daughter. Janet, Robert and Carla Parazoo are spending the holidays in Blue River visiting wilh relatives. Their sister.

Dwanee, is visiting in Florence during Ihe week with a friend, Clenda Durhin. W. A. Karcher family of Reedsport and Dagmar Nother, an exchange student from Germany who makes her home with the Karch-ers. Home for the holiday vacation are the Pethenck's son Michael, a Ircshman at the University of Oregon, Eugene, and daughter, Gail, who is attending the Helen Bush School in Seattle, Wash By ERMA BEST Mr.

and Mrs. R. Lawrence of Vancouver, B. are house guests at the Riddle home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Brother Visits Christmas guests at the home 0f Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Collins were the former's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins, of Yakima.

Wash sir. anrt irs Robert Under spent the Christmas weekend with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Under, in Eastside on Coos Bay and with the latter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Baumgartner, in Riverton. Holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mollard were By BARBARA LIESINGER Mr.

and Mrs. Bud Bratton of Sutherlin drove to Hayvard, to spend the holidays with their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and unil 111 Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Emerson and three children traveled to Boi se, Idaho, last week, where they spent the Christmas holidays at the home of their daughter and family. Mr! and Mrs. Orville Smith and Don were holiday guests at the Vancouver, home of Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs. Will Duncan.

They were joined there by the Herb Freeman family from Seattle. and Mrs. William Smith and daughter of Eusene. They returned home Monday, bringing their granddaughter. Gina Gay Firman, from Eugene to stay at the Smith home for the remainder of the week.

Mr: and' Mrs. C. J. Bielman have returned home after visiting in Cor-vallis over the holidays at the homes of their sons, J. D.

Bielman and K. D. Bielman and their families and wilh a daughter, Mrs. B. A.

Barnes, and family. Spends Week Mr. and Mrs. Dale Chalmers and two sons from Puyallup, Wash, are visiting this week at the home of Mrs. Chalmor's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George Beecroft, in -ii in. Mr. and P.o. this city spent Monday 111 F.usicn visiting the lalters siMrr, Gerald Dunagan, and family.

his home in North Hem a 111 Ihree-day holiday vi.mi here ms, onitner-in-iaw; aim sister. and Mrs. Waller Smith, and laimh. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Leonard and family have returned to their home in Portland after spending the holiday visiting relatives in Sutherlin and with friends Kom: burg.

Mr. end Mrs. Russell Caldwell (Gaylc Geddesi have moved Ironi Eugene to Roseburg and are living in the Todd apartments on SI" Main Street. Mrs. Caldwell is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Geddes ot this city. Emma Van Voorst return ed l-me-Thursday i.im., ing wilh her son-in-law and daugh-j ter, Mr. and Mrs. A.

C. Newell, anil daughter. Gaynor. Mrs. Van Voorst enjoyed a trip to Knotts I Berry Farm during her slay.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brown anil, son, Rian, have returned home aft- i er spending the Christmas holiday in Portland visiting Mrs. Brown's! mother, Mrs. Lillian Larson, and seeing the Browns' son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Ezell. Mrs. E7.0II is the former Franci Brown of this city. Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Wharton of Roseburg and their son, G. W.

Wharton of Salem, arrived back in Roseburg Thursday night, following a week's slay in San Francisco wilh Mrs. Wharton's sister, Mrs. Ben McNamee, and family. C. W.

(Bill) Wharlon went on to his home in Salem today. Mr. and Mrs. T. G.

Havens and daughter, Cherie, and son, Richard, have returned from a weekend trip to Salem to spend Christmas wilh Mrs. Havens' sister, Mrs. R. I). Asburry, and family.

Mrs. Grace Cloakc, molher of Mrs. Havens and Mrs. Asburry. accompanied the family lo Salem.

Mrs. Roy Johnson of Whillier. left by plane today out of Eugene for her home, following a week's visit here with her mother, Mrs. A. J.

Geddes. and her sis ters and brother, Mrs. Harrie I Booth. Mrs. S.

J. Cooper and Paul venues, ana llieir lamilies. Mr Johnson is the former Jean Geddes of this city. Mrs. Jewel Chasteen, ltif.ll Win-ster will leave next week to be with her daughter, Joyce Deal, and family in Southern California.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adler and children, Kayo and Diane, of Yak visited in Roseburg Thursday with Mr. and Mrs George Castillo and Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Hill. The Adlers are former Roseburg residents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leedy of Portland came lo Roseburg lasl week to have their son, Doug, who is a student at University of California, taken by ambulance to Portland for Ihe holidays, where Ihey were involved In an automobile accident.

They were both Ink-en lo a hospital here. Alvin suffered only minor injuries, while Doug suffered a broken leg. The Leedy family is well known here. Dixonvillcrs Go On Trip By JEAN RADCLIFFE Mi- inwl Mrs Owen Williams Christmas Day dinner guests of Ihe Darrol llialt family were her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

11. wit- son, of Collage Grove; her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Kitterman of llarrisburg; and Ed Marshall of Eugene. Guests of Mr and Mrs.

Doug Devilt and the Boh Devitt family last week were their sister. Mrs. Vivian Williams, and three chil dren of Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs.

Dick llanlin and children motored to lahuya, Wash, where they spent the Christmas holidays wilh his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry llanlin. Holiday guests of the George Kruegers were her brothers-in-law Ll.pc l- unit MlN tt F. their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

Charles Weakley is visiting his and Mrs. Keith-Lance, and two parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Weak-children of Eugene.

i ley, and family while on leave COOS BAY holiday visitors at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil rrahm. Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Puz and children were in Olympia. for Christmas with his 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Philpott, and Mrs. Puz's parents, Mr, and Mrs.

A. P. WoUenherger. Mrs. Mary Nearing of Portland was a holiday visitor at the some of her son and daughter-in-law, Dr.

and Mrs. S. A. Nearing. Spending the holidays with Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Matthews wore their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Conrad, and two children from Casper. Wyo.

and the latter parents, Mr. and Sirs. C. G. Conrad, and daughter from Salem.

from Fort Lewis. Wash. Christmas guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Erken beck were a sister-in-law.

Mrs. E. L. Bales, and three children of Seattle, and Mrs. Er-kenbeck's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Bales of Grants Pass. Woodriffs Entertain Mrs.

Ted Woodriff and three children of Cottage Grove were holiday guests at the home of Mrs. Woodriffs brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dorney Pearson. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Matthews and five sons of Dorris, were holiday guests at the home oi Mr. ana airs. AO Matthews, Mr. and Mrs.

Jom Lndicott and were at the Home of Mrs. hmlicott parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Macdonald. lv where he will be inducted into the Arrnv.

He will take his hasie training at Fort Ord, Calif, Guests Hosted Mr. and Mrs. Max Ferher and two daughters of I ns Anodes Greenan are the laller's parents. Mr anrt Mrs Marlm llai.Ktn.il i CO0UiLLE M. K.

Yost returned to RosenurR Thursday nichl after a trin to San- ara, on Wines, for Pacific Plywood. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Saar end family are hack at their home iri KiiM'lnir'4. follnwing a vacation dur- inj (lie ihnslinas holidav week in nuMin.is Holiday wick in alllornla The Rv.

and Mrs. Frost Hatch and family were overnight guests Christmas with the licv. Mr. Frost's mother. Mrs.

Ann Hatch, who works in the nursing section at Iho VA Hospital. E. V. Loremen has returned lo his home here, following a trip this week 10 Colorado Springs, Colo. In be with his son.

Ed, who is attending the niled States Air Force Academy, Lnrcnzen is owner ot the Roseburg Pharmacy here. Miss Cherie Havens, who is in nurses training at Sacred Heart 'TiT J.j., Huvon i. during Iho holiday season at The Toggery. William, Marie and Barbara Austin will entertain Sunday, Jan. 1, at an open house allair at their home at 2(155 SW Austin Road, in honor of their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Mori Austin, on their 3tith wedding anniversary. AH relatives and friends are invited to call between 2 and 5 p.m. Mr. and Mrs.

Sten Strandberg and children, Sandra. Sonja and Stephen, of Eureka, arrived here Chr'stmas Eve to spend the holiday with Slrandberg's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Strandberg. They left Wednesday for San Francisco to spend the New Year's holiday before returning to Eureka.

Mr. end Mrs. W. Sumstine had as holiday guests Mr. and Mrs.

Hud Siimstino and children from Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. Dar win Siimstino and son. Chris, of Klamath Falls: Carl Van Eppes and Shirley McMaslers, both of Svyeet Home; and Larry Scofield of Arlington, CaliL John llingson of this city was also a guest. Lt.

and Mrs. Orval Petersen Jr. and small daughter, Elizabeth, of Great Falls. left this week for Portland to spend the remainder of their leave visiting Mrs. Petersen's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Maulz, following the Christmas week here visiting the former's l.arenls. Mr. and Mrs. O.

R. Petersen, on SE Overlook Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Booth arrived here Thursday to spend the remainder of their holiday with the former's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harrie W. Pooth. after spending the last week in Portland visiting SSMrs. Booth's They make wmp in c'r Booth is attending Standford School of Law.

Mrs. C. H. Slemons and daughters, Sally and Susan, of Corvullis are here visiting at 1 he home of Mrs. Slemons' parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George Schulzc. Mrs. 's the Mary Her husband, who has recently been transferred to Corvullis is assistant mam nor of Ihe U. S.

National Rank there, will be down tonight to spend the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Wooford of Oakland.

left Thursday for their home alter spending it week here visiting the former's molher, Mrs. Anna Wofford. on Douglas Avenue and his sisler, Mrs. Verdun Bourock, and family. Joining them here Monday for dinner at the Boncock home were Mr.

and Mrs. II. L. Houcock of Yoncalla. and Mr.

and -Mrs. Bill 1 stt.iilt. unrt of Kimcne i Planning Commission. They have many friends here. EVANS Bicycles AMERICAN MADE FULLY GUARANTEED LOW CREDIT TERMS Bcckwith Cycle Co.

SALES SERVICE 30 years experience 2928 W. Ha.vord ORchord 3-8120 T2 tor tne grading and oiling of the were holiday guests at the St. 1.8 miles of the highway between I Helens home of Mr. and Mrs. Hein-Bullards Bridge and Bandon and I rich L.

Schmict. their daughter Mr. and Mrs. G. J.

Aspey and Mr. and Mrs. Heinrieh Schmidt and son. respectively Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Barnhart and children spent Christmas in Coos Bay with Mrs. Barnhart's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. Moen, and in Camas Valley with Mr. Barnhart's Parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

F. Barn- nan. Guests at (he W. E. Best home over Christmas weekend were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Jameson, of Tulelake, Calif. "r' i T' 1-eonar1 "rrow as (-nnstmas guests the for-j to Sig Anderson of North Bend for the Fahy Ave. undcrcrossing in Bandon. These latter two projects were completed and opened to traffic in 1959.

In 1959 the Tom Lillcho Con-; struction Co. of Reedsport began I work on the Zia-loot lone Davis Slough overcrossing. The pavin contract for the majority of the highway was held by the Central Paving Co. of Independence. Th i high standards with excellent align-U ment and easy grades.

Traffic1 lanes are 11 feet wide with eight- foot outside shoulders. Medium oi Christmas visitors New Officers For Sutherlin Grange Take Over Positions refuges are provided for grade' franm and crossings and passing lanes sons of Klamath Falls were! incorporated where needed to add Couple Returns To Umpqua After Vacation In California to the safety and convenience of the motorists. Wilbur Woman Returns Homo By MAVIS BINTLIFF Dntin.Ett'c. Sherill nunieo Patrol, courthouse, 7:30 p.m. Rainbow Garden Club, business meeting and potluck.

Winston Christian Missionary Society, 7 p.m. Dillard-Winston Methodist WSCS Mary Circle, p.m. Myrtle Creek City Council, City Hall. 8 p.m. Metros Grange, Grange Hall, 8 p.m.

Umpqua Post No. 14, American Legion Post and Auxiliary, Veteran's Memorial Hall, 8 p.m. Job's Daughters, Bethel 8, Masonic Hall. 7:30 p.m. Pre-Natal Class, Mercy Hospital, 7:30 p.m.

South Umpqua Archers shoot, Riddle warehouse, 7 p.m. Buckeroo beginner's classes, at the barn, 8-10 p.m. Kruse Family Has Visitors By BEVERLY CHRISTIAN Christmas weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Kruse and were Mr.

and Mrs, Vein Shields and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mast and four children -all of Myrtle Point; Mr. and Airs. Jerry Wick-man and Suzanne of Hollywood, Mrs.

Rose Bue from Salem; and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Versteeg of Portland. Mrs. Shields, Mrs.

Mast and Mrs. Wickman are sisters of Mrs. Kruse. Mrs. Bue is Wickman's mother, and Mrs.

Versteeg is his sister. Portland Trip Taken Air. and Mrs. Dick Stark and three children went to Portland for the Christmas weekend to be guests of the former's hrolher-in-lavv and sister. Mr.

and Mrs. John Tmzelle. and On Christmas Eve thev received a phone call from Stark's parents, Mr. and Southern California. Mr.

and Mrs. L. W. Josse went to Reno, to snend Christmas with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Josse. and family. Prior lo leaving for they were called to Portland to see Josse's sister, Mrs. Lillian Hack, who had becjn badly injured in an auto accident. Guileys Travel Mr.

and Mrs. Don C.uiley, ac- fh.n,.. Dale Guilev, and Mrs. Unel'ta dy, spent the Christmas weekend al Areata, with Mr. and ft.

and dailgh- Education Program Slated At Elkton The public is invited to attend the for L-, gram at the Elkton schools Jan rmTVS.r fir 5. 7.30 P.m.. renorls Mrs. C. llenderer, correspondent The program is part of a state wide project lo focus attention on many of the vital education and Mrs.

E. R. Christie. has relumed their son. James, and his family: are holiday guests at the to her home in Wilbur from Kent Bell with their son, Joe, and home of her parents, Mr.

and where she was called by: family; and in Curonado with their Mrs. Clarence Thompson, at I'mp-the illness and death of her sister, I son, Clyde, and family. In Ingle-1 qua. Mrs. Fcrber will be remem-Mrs.

Alex Johnson. Mrs. Robert wood they were guests at the i bored as Mvrtle Thompson. Buie and Roy Christie drove up home of a brother and sisler in- Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Ipdcgraff 1111. hiiu mis. Aiva l.iaiiiiuiK urn. ang children ol Di.xnnville travel-as guests during the holidays their (o Fresno. to spend the I Mr.

and Mrs. Frank L. Johnson son in law and daughter. Mr. and Chrislmas holiday with his broth- and three children.

Bruce. Jelf Mrs. Donald Cobb, and theirler ielin rd Williams, and I anil Lisa Kave, arc now residing in granddaughter, Myra Weber, all of aI1d Mrs. Steven lirodie and Honolulu, where the former is em-Portland; Jessie it. Jones and! sm, Eugene spent Ihe Christmas ployed as a civic planner and land-Marjone of Corvallis, and Howe 1()j(iav with her parents, Mr.

and for the new city of Hawaii Weber, of Eugene. Mrs. Leonard Swift. Kai being built by Henry J. Kai- Mr.

and Mrs. John Bratton of: Cnrnl Ire Ei.sthiun of t'otlace Johnson was formerly emnlov- IXr1 For'land pcnd dpnVs. EL-'Ei "mine remainder of the winter in Schmidts Host Guests Powells Leave and Mr. and Medford and Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis js (, her cousin, 1 ed as landscape architect and teeh-Bratlon of Collage Grove visited 1 Ann Hart, this week. I nician for the Douglas County By MRS. GEORGE MUNSON Mr. and Mrs. E.

II. Branton Sr. I have just returned to their home near I'mpqua after spending a montn vacation in California. I Ihey visited in Glendale with Food Baskets Given By Oakland Legion The Oakland Americar. I.cgii.n i Auxiliary packed and dislnbu-, 'l'd nlno "'iots food to needy families for Christmas, reports i brother-in-law sister, Mr.

and Airs. Darwyn Stinstine! and Airs. E. Powell, who Mrs. W.

Brown, and son of Klamalh Falls weie navl? been working and living at Al Johnson of Mcdford is visit-recent house guests of her brother- i llle Iverson Dairy in Umpqua, ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. have left for Mizpah, where 1 W.

S. Denton. Wayne Schmict. at Winchester. they ill take over his father's I Jerry Congrove of St.

Helens farm. The elder Mr. Powell is visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Ported quite ill. Mnrth FlfWritM Trift Jack Congrove, at Winchester over I Mr. and David Burgess UI I II lUIVU I I I IU the holiday weekend. land three daughters drove to Los Mr. and Mrs.

Verl Skeels and Angeles, where they are A ITIVPC Of it two children of Winchester spent spending the holidays at the home 6 I VI IJH Christmas Eve in Forenee with of his parents. bewcdiv ah his brother-in-law and sisler, Mr Lynn Leonard, youngest son of BEVERLY CHRISTIAN and Mrs. Harold Niissbauni and ir- and Mrs. Llovd lonard of, visiting on Fisher Road at the family. After dinner on Christmas I'mpqua, left for Portland recent-! home of and Mrs.

William if, and son. Elaine, of Tioga. N.D. ter. Mrs.

McGaughey is a Sisler of They plan to be here for several weeks. Joining them for the Christ- Ana-mas and New Year vacation is gentry with his Mrs. Greenan sister. Miss Shir-! ilm' "n(1 Mr. and Mrs.

R. I is .1 1 I. lliirmnn lln U(0 nrt rmifn In Newly-elected officers of the Sutherlin Community Grange took their places at a meeting held recently at the Grange Hall. New members admitted and given the third and fourth degree obligations were 0. R.

and Ruther Britlain. Henry and F.dna Campbell were admitted by demit from the Fair Oaks Grange. Evelyn Frotscher was elected to fill the! office of home economics chairman, replacing I'at Liesinger, who has resigned. The next meeting of the Home Economics Club will be a polhick dinner at the home of Airs. rotsctier on Jan.

it was reported Vmt Sutherlin home of C. A I'etheriik were the Cow Creek Group Has Turkey Shoot By MRS. G. B. FOX The Cow Creek Rod and Guni Club held a turkey shoot recently at the home of one of the meni Anderson In spile of b.nd wehr.

the shoot raised some- thing over $1(HI Family Gathers Mr. and Mrs. Life F.dsnn and daughler and Mrs. Kdsnn's mother. Mrs.

Ida Bayse, all of Glendale. spent Christmas with Mrs. Baysc's son, Ira Tucker, and family in Port Orford. Tuckers son. Lee Tucker anri fam.lv.

who are jnur yea 1 in in leave after their furlough for Fort lewis, were also guests there. Mr. and Mrs. Kdson have returned home hot Mrs. Hayse and daughter remained and will return late this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Bud Knovvles of Empire, former Quines Creek resi nenw. visiien recenuy wiin irienu. and Mrs.

Ray Buchana, at Azalea. They were en route home from visiting in Canyonville. Hays Creek, and Ashland, with relatives and friends. Mrs. Ed Johnson of Glendale en tered the Josephine General Hospi her shoulder.

She nas improvco enough lo he released. Men Hospitalised Jake Fisher of the Aralea area has entered Ihe Forest Glen ilospi- tat in Canyonville. suffering from an attack of pneumonia. He is making liood nroiiress. Mrs.

Fred Terry is undergoing traction treatment at the Forest Glen Hospital in Canyonville. Mrs. Hatlie each of Glendale has entered the Forest Glen Hospi jtal for treatment of iniury lo her hark which resulted from a fall on slippery ground. llealy of Portland and Mr. anilAl Ki.hiti..miii of Kuccnc.

ley 1 ausizeu, who is a leacner in the Florence school system. n0 'aft-p1; and Mrs. Greenan are eaehers in tnp bv plane eai lier Frankfurt area Roseburg School District. 1 Ine Plane "'Her. and who are In the past week at the home of Ihe men's mother, Mrs.

Lillian Bratton. Serviceman Leaves Porter Magby. who spent Ihe holidays at the home of his parents. Air. and Mrs.

Beryl Magby in Sutherlin, has left to report for overseas duty. Magby will be stationed in Germany wilh the Army. Word has been received of the birth in Kitzengen, Germany, Dec. 17 of Randall Raymond Hill, first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs.

Aaron Johnson of Sutherlin. The baby's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hill, (nee Jeanne Johnson). New Assumed Business Names Filed With Clerk Donald F.

Johnson, ir.R SE Ilourk and Perry Tlnele, 357 l.aur-elwood Roseburg, have filed the assumed namo of Johnson Thiele. to operate a used cars retail lot. Another assumed name has been filed hv Fred J. Kaler, Glendale for the Fred J. Kafer Logging lo engage in contract logging.

Madgo Davu has men a cnange A 1. Lounge. It is now Known Turn Arriiil.rl Elmer B. Hicks Insurance Agency name' has been filed for. general insurance by Helen Hicks, P.O.

Box 418, Roseburg. The FOOD MART will be OPEN NEW YEAR'S SUNDAY MONDAY Edith Dunn, correspondent. Visiting for a week at the home Children of the Oakland area of Dr. and Mrs. M.

I). Fletcher were given a treat by the Legion and family are Mr. and Mrs. Guy at the Community Christmas tree. C.

Williamson of Casper. Holiday Enjoyed who are parents of Mrs. Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs.

Dean N'eas and Mr. Williamson is president of the Wv-and Mrs. Mel Davis and two chil-jonnng Conference of the Seventh- ROSEBURG Beauiy School WINTER TERN ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS NOW Day they drove on to spend two days with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stitt at Lebanon.

While tliere they visited relatives and friends in Salem, Monmouth, and Independence. llouseguesls of the Skeels family since they relumed home have Mrs. Albert Km-' are visiting and mess in tins area. neen Mr. and of Montana.

Thev aucnuing 10 ousiness in 1 11s area Mr. and Mrs. James Tucker and family have returned from Portland where they had spent three days visiting friends, and Mis. Bill Tracy. COLLECTORS TO MEET A stamp collectors meeting uill ne neta in the hisement of the par- sonage 01 the North Roseburg Kv angelical Lnned Breinern I hurch.

corner of NE Vine and Church Monday at 7:30 p.m. Wefeh all of the Rotebowl fei-Unties en CE TV Courier of Certer Tne C. While You Shop bVd'i Free Coffee All Do. 1 i Wyoming Pair Visits day Adventist Churches. Mr .1 vv.ii 7 family have as house cuests.

Ihe lalter mother and sisler M. James Steele nf voth and Mrs Marv firhmn'nf jtle. Wash. Joining them for the Christmas weekend were the f) Neil's son and daughler-in-lavvj Mr. and Mrs.

James O'Neil. and ui r.ugene. wno also visiled 1 her molher, Mrs. Bert Corkrum. Airs.

R. W. Pearson has returned lo her home follow ing maior sur-1 gery at the Portland Sanitarium 1 in Portland. She was brought home by her husband and two Bert and Anita Bert and Anna i are spending the. holiday vacation 1 1 youth legislative measures to belta in Grants Pass for medical considered when the Oregon Stale rraimeni lifter falling and hurling (iron spent hnstmas with Mr.

snd Mr ki. R.ver Thirty-five vnune neonle of the Oakland Community Church went caroling before Vhritt.i ma' Mt. and Mrs. Irving Ilakanvon mother, (iuy J'ealer. recently.

1 no mak('s his am. .,,1. Brown, visited his parents in Can-1 by over the Christmas weekend. 1 i-i? i SH00TS YOUTH 1 Wr.BSIKR. Mass.

(AIM Neil arini, 15, was hot by a dog Fri-, The youths 12 gauge shotgun i-exisiniure convenes jan. in lent. It is being sponsored by the Oregon Congress of Parents and; eat hers, Oregon School Boards I Association and Oregon Education Association. The plan that has been set tip for Ihe Elkton schools includes an 1 open house in both the grade and; the high srhool from 7:30 to 8:30 in. with a short general meeting at 8:45 in the grade school to con sider some of the proposed educa- lional legislation.

Refreshments will he served fol- lowing the general session. 1 For Information and Registering PHONE OR 2-1601 was leaning against a tree. 11 i in Riversdalc fiom Iheir studies at hand was above the muzzle. The 1 Walla Walla College. College Place, dogs paw hit the trigger and the I where (hey are both fresh-gun discharged.

i men. Young Lanni lost his lillle fin-1 Mr. and Mrs. C. Downing ger ami part of the palm ot his went to Portland In spend Cnnst left hand.

mjS with Li.e former's sister. i.