Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1955)
CAS TAX CONFERENCE PORTLAND m The annual meeting of the Pacific Division of the North American Gasoline Tax Conference will be held here Tues day with delegates expected from seven Western states. The conference will discuss pro posals for reform and simplifica tion of tax law affecting the indus try, a spokesman said. Local Community Nevs Briefs Returns To Coquill Patricia Bowen has returned to her home in Coquille after spending i week visiting in Roseburg at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones. From Portland Ellis ProweU and Darrel Davis came to Rose burg over the weekend from Port land where the latter resides. The former had spent a week of his vacation at the Davis home in Portland. Mrs- Davis is visiting relatives here. THE DANCE OF THE YEAR! THE BALLROOM WILL BE COOL The Elks Proudly Present lalpli IfFjarterie And His 17-Piece Band Thursday-July 14 STILL CHOICE TABLES LEFT PHONE OR 3-8233 FOR RESERVATIONS NOW! Admission $6 Per Couple FREE To each couple, a ticket to the Elks picnic! Also a 900-lb. purebred steer for your lock er will be given away. FREE REFRESHMENTS 9 to 9:30 P.M. Parents Visit Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Koons of Eugene spent two days here last week at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Art McMullen. Visiting Here Beverly John son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson of Portland, formerly of this city, is here as the house guest of Miss Donna Watts. Transferred Mr. and Mrs. Jack Patterson and family have moved to Salt Lake City. The for mer was transferred there by Montgomery Ward. He was assis tant manager at the store while here. Visltinfl Here Mrs. Earl Bleile Jr., and three children of Sacramento, Calif., are guests at the Earl Bleile Sr. home in West moreland for two weeks. Mr. Bleile brought his family to Roseburg for a visit with . his parents. Visit In Portland Mr5. Charles Stubbs and daughter, Oharlene, have returned to their home on Loolrineelass Road.- following sev eral day's visit in Portland, with the former's daughter, Miss Hope Stubbs. Here .From Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Harold Day of Great Bend, Kans., visited here last week with his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Irene Day., They left Sunday. The two couples and Mrs. Ellis Prow eU and children enjoyed a trip to Crater Lake Friday. Visitor From Springfield Mrs. Marie M. Gerty, former Douglas County resident and now of Spring field, visited with her mother, Mrs. Minnie Rathkey of Tenmile recently. She was accompanied by Mr. and Airs, emu unnstesen ot Washington, D.C:, who were va cationing in the west. Mrs. Gerty also visited friends in Roseburg and Canyonville. Her daughter, Mrs. Meribeth Olsen. has just been graduated from the University of Uregon. MeriDetn formerly attend ed school in Roseburg and Ten- mile. She is now a school teacher in Lane County. a r TODAY! thru Saturday GATES OPEN at 7:00 Weekday! Like "girl goes with boy Like Helen goes with Troy Like Cieo goes with patra 31rtkrA goes with Si natrall $ J f ft VtU "VyJ wa WVJS m. . and moody and E unpredictable and the most lovable guy she ever met! WARNER BROS, mmt t DOIMS JK , . FRANK I Doris and Frank ! H T, , id iuuiiu WarnerColor ;m 1 Ujrr i.ia miwim 1 GtG ETHEL DOROTHY as Only they ca TK. Hi LOW COMES TOUT J TOU m LOW 'just one of those thugs' , wt foe m awr -soMicnc to watch ovca mt touNC M mr J -Hoto me m tou Mass TKtm-i msmG moonV kuoi mum mo r Also-On This Same Program: TWO TECHNICOLOR CARTOONS ''Duck Fever" 'Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Mouse" Plus - 2nd Feature: with EARLE LYON MARIE WINDJOR-tdaor Buchanan On Vacation Jay Golden, em ployee of the Photo Lab, is on va cation at this time. Visit At Bav Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moore and two children spent the weekend at Coos Bay where they visited her mother and other relatives. Returns Home Jimmy Hob ertson. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jar vis Robertson, has returned to his home in Koseburg, loiiowing a week s visit in Portland- Here From Portland Guests over the weekend of the Dick Schultze family. Follett Street were his mother. Mrs. M. C. Schultze, and brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Schultze, and daughters, Katie and Fritzie, all of Portland. Visitors From Band Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Price and children, Jeff and Mary Ann, were visitors over the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Grell and sons, Bob and Tom, 3046 Porter St. Mr. and Mrs. Price were godparents of Tom when he was baptized Sun day. Mrs. Price and Mrs. Grell are sisters. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Walt Smith and family have re turned to their home at 1011 Ala meda Ave., Roseburg, following a two-week vacation spent traveling and seeing friends and relatives in the West. Thev visited in Salt Lake City, traveled through west ern Wyoming, viewing the Grand Tetons and spending two days in Yellowstone National Park before continuing on to Spokane and Yak ima, Wash. In Yakima they spent some time with Smith's mother, Mrs. Marian Weinman. Smith said their stay at Yellowstone was cut snort oy me cold weawer ana snow. ' Vltil I tons Mr. and Mrs. Er nest Santo of Medford visited last week with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ison of Tenmile. They also visited her niece, Mrs. Byron McKean, and umuy in itoseDUrg. At Loon Lake En loving a re cent outing at Loon Lake were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Meyer of Rose burg and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie btrickling of Eugene. At Lake John Counts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Counts of Koseburg, has gone to Lake of the woods to visit the H- 11. Hobi fara ily. Accepts New Position Mrs. Paul (Sandy) Dodd, Winston, is the new executive secretary for Doug las County School Supt. Kenneth F. Barneburg. Mrs. Dodd had pre viously served as secretary to Douglas High School Principal Da vid Potter. She replaces Mrs. Wes ley Fitch who resigned in April. Go Fishing Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Welker and son, David, and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Thiele and son. Karl, spent the weekend at Salmon Harbor. David Welker caught a 22 Li pound chinook salmon and Mrs. Welker caught a 33Mi bound salmon. This was Mrs. Wel der's first fishing experience. The wnoie pany caugni nine saimon. Installs Officers Mr. and Mrs. Don Hagedorn and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tripod l attended the instal lation of officers and banquet of the Grants Pass Junior Chamber of Commerce Saturday evening. Hagedorn conducted the installa tion of Jaycee and Jay-C-Ette of ficers. He is District 6 vice presi dent of the Oregon Junior Cham ber of Commerce. Tripodi is pres ident of the Roseburg Jaycee chapter. At Coot Bay Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Apperson visited friends re cently in Coos Bay. To Coast Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nickens and son. Dick, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Shirley, of Rose burg spent Sunday at Winchester Bay deep sea fishing. Return From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Sensabaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ellis returned over the weekend to their homes at Melrose from a vacation trip to ban rrancisco. Hat Surgery A former local resident. Mrs. Paul Maisenbach. is reported to be recovering satis factorily from major surgery, per formed Friday at St. Joseph's Hos pital, in Eureka, Cam. Back From Trip Mrs. Ray mond Carlisle of Flourney Valley and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. Huskey of Rose burg, are back at their homes from a trip to the Middle West to visit relatives and friends. Construction Journal Shows Building Increase PORTLAND W The light con struction journal Western Build ing reported Tuesday that there was 11 per cent more building in the West last month than in June, 1054. All types of construction In creased except houses and there was a slight drop in that cata gory from last year, the journal reported. The total valuation of building permits issued in the 296 Western cities and counties was reported as $365,082,947, compared to $328.- 919,649 in June, 1954. Wed., July 13, 1955 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9 Portland Advised To Hold Regional Exposition PORTLAND I A governor's committee was told recently that Oregon ' should observe its state hood with a regional exposition rather than a world fair such as those held in the past at New York, Chicago and San Francisco. The Stanford Research Institute, which was hired to look into the feasibility of a world fair here in 1959, recommended the regional celebration, providing adequate funds can be raised. But in order for the regional exposition to be a success, indus tries of the area would have to The first large suspension bridge built in the United States spanned the Ohio River at Covington, Ky. and was finished in 1881. provide "generous support," the institute said. . Also listed is a requirement was employment of competent, experi enced management. Dial OR 3-8348 For Dependable Repairs On All Makes Of Washers & Dryers BERCH'S APPLIANCE WHY SHOULD SHE BE ASHAMED OF BED VETT r I v i . -j nam City .... tax ING? SSBSBIB for f lnformtl.e Wflf. THE NITE-DRI COMPANY Box 1991, Pltdmont Station, Portland 11, Ore. mmmimmmm: ' - - -. si. " J niig iii ii "" ""'''""JI"""t iii ii i 1 1 1 1 i'h 1 1 iii iii phi i ' uJjjfSrfcy THK HYDRA-MATIO VI TOWN COUNTRY RUNASOUT Sign of a going-ahead concern ONE look shows you that this Blue Chip GMC is in addition to its other advantages a traveling salesman. Everywhere on its rounds, it plants the definite impression of being the advanced equipment of a top-grade, forward moving business. That boulevard smartness the ultra modern panoramic windshield the flow ing sweep of its body and the smoothness of its pace all are obvious examples of the owner's high standards. But people would be even more impressed if a Blue Chip CMC's engi neering modernity were visible from the curb. It has a superpowered advanced design , V8, for example-an engine at spirited as a sports car's, yet with enormous pulling ability. Ilydra-Matic Drive makes handling a jqy, and fuel and maintenance costs a bargain. Massive axles and frame will defy time and loads. Its exclusive Silent Power Exhaust System makes it wel come anywhere. With a chassis-full of extra value like these, a Blue Chip GMC become, in a short time, the least expensive truck you can buy. And those features again will be in your favor when finally you come to trade. Why not get into the Blue Chip class? Come in and we II show you how pleasant and profitable it is! . See us, foo, or Triple-Checked used trucks W in Bit CHp l vulwt SMITH MOTORS TRUCK DIVISION PHONE OR 3-5594 2435 N. STEPHENS
