The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, June 16, 1956, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Texturn VKINICUf. HANDS OVER RUSSIANS HELMSTEDT, Germany I West Germany Friday handed over 29 Russians, all convicts serv ing long prison terms, to Soviet representatives at the East Ger man border checkpoint of Manen born. All had volunteered for re patriation to the Soviet Union. Winston Community Hall SAT., JUNE Ifi 9-1 Music by Tom Edwards the Timberjacks TAKE HER DANCING AT MELODY MOUNTAIN BARN SATURDAY JUNE 16 music by RICHARD CARROLL . . Western String Band i Featuring Shirley Ann Carroll 6-year-old vocalist MELODY MT. BARN Dancing From 9:00 to 1:00 Admission $1.00 per person , PT r And Hi. FOLLOW THE CROWD TO THE LEGION HALL In Sutherlin Enjoy The New Dance Floor Dance to the Music of the oe flowed . AND HIS KIAMICHI MT. BOYS (Doualas County's No. 1 Dance Band) Every Sat. Night Everyone Welcome $1.00 PER PERSON & ' Ik ifSir THE JACKPOT COME OUT AND FIND OUT HOW A PARTY OF 24 CAN HAVE A BALL AT OUR EXPENSE . . . ONCE EVERY MONTH W ar specializing in private parties at raasonablt pricti. Your choice of thrsa dining rooms . . ALL newly decorated. Try Luigi't for an Italian dinner, or Charcoal Steak. Our chef is one of Roseburg's finest. We will make your special occasion one to remember. We furnish the cokes for all special occasions. Enjoy a Sunday Dinner Anytime from 2 to 10 P.M. TURN AROUND INN Top O' The Hill North City Limits Ph. OR 3-7.191 Community News Items Sat., June 16, 1956 The Newt-Review, Roseburf, Or. 13 I FUNNY BUSINESS Cafeteria Style Noon Lunches Discontinued No more standing and waiting in line balancing trays. Waitresses will bring your order to your table. Luncheon Hours 11:30 2:30 For Your Convenience We Are Now Offering TABLE SERVICE AND A NEW VARIED MENU . A Iv.ninj Muie by th KENTONES dM)rlcQuin v SUPPER CLUB 734 S. E. Stephens Ph. OR 3-8084 Visiting In Sal.m Miss Joanne Bolsinaer of this city is spending the week in Salem visiting. Spend Day Htro Huron Clough and his sister, Miss Bess Clough, of Canyonville, were in Roseburg Thursday attending to business. R. turns To Work Mrs. Dicky Kettleman has returned to her work in the record department at Miller's following several days absence due to illness. R.c.nt Visitors Visitors at the home of Mrs. Dicky Kettleman last weekend were her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Cheno weth of Portland. Also visiting was another aunt, Mrs. Anita La Rue Bethlehem, Pa. Will 1U.I D T I ... " ".uiiiuii f 1 III Lowe and his fiancee, Miss Bev erly Sims, of this city will spend the weekend in Portland attending a reunion at the home of the for mer's narpnf. Mr anH Mrc fWil Lowe. Airman Visits Airman 3.C. Richard Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stock, spent several days visiting here last week. Smith was en route from Lowery AFB in Denver, where he had just been graduated from Special Weapons School, to Lake Charles AFB in Lake Charles, La. From Corvallis Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Yunker, son, Wayne, and Mac Freidman of Corvallis were guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scudder and daughter. Wayne Yunker and Mac Friedman, students at OSC, were en route to the U. S. Army officer's training camp at Fort Gordon, Ga. R.torn T California Relatives visiting this past week at the home of Jay Boyer, 1560 SE Stephens St., left Thursday for California. Guests of the Boyers were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Newsham of Bur lingame, Mr. and Mrs. Murphy of San Francisco and Mrs. Jerry Fit ting and daughter Penny Lynn. Mrs. Newsham and Mrs. Murphy are daughters of Mrs. Boyer. Visiting H.r. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long and son, Everett, and daughter, Diane, of Clarkston, wasn., are spending tne week in Roseburg visiting the former's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Long, on Umpqua Avenue. Mrs. Long is the former Barbara Vernon of this city. She is a granddaughter of Mrs. A. Coffell and a niece of Mrs. Dale Bolsinger. Mrs. Clark Horn. Mrs. C. W. Clark, owner of Clark's Studio, has returned to her home in Roseburg, following the last several weeks vacationing. She visited relatives in Texas, visited points of interest in Missouri and then took a plane tor Miami, na., wnere sne visit ed friends. She enjoyed a trip to riavanna, Luna, Detore returning home. Go. j To Grants Past Mrs. Josephine Pugh has gone to Grants Pass for a visit, before returning here to continue her visit with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Southwick. She ac companied Mrs. Southwick home recently from Wallowa, Ore., where Mrs. Southwick had been visiting and attending a class re union. H.ro For Visit Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Grise of Klamath Falls have returned home after visiting for several days with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. An drew Hanson, and daughter, Mar gie. During their visit they travel ed to Winchester Bay and also went fishing at Tenmile Lake. They visited the Hanson's son, Donald, who was working in the coastal area. . Go On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Messinger, are leaving Sun day on a three week's vacation which will take them to California, Texas, Iaklahoma and Missouri. In San Diego, the Mcssingers, prominent in square dance circles here, will attend the national square dance convention. In the other states they will visit rela tives and friends and will also visit square dance clubs in major cities. Plan To L.avo Sunday Mrs. Helen Squires, employe of the Douglas County State Bank. Rose burg, and Mrs. Evelyn Hensley and daughter and Jackie Kennedy, Sutherlin, plan to fly from Port land Sunday for Honolulu to enjoy a vacation. They expect to tour several of the outer islands from Oahu during their vacation. Wil liam Jclski of the Lewis Travel Service made arrangements for the trip. Has Vacation Stewart Walker. employee of Umpqua Valley Hard ware, has returned from his vacation. Viiit In C.liforni. ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker spent a recent week in California visiting the Sal ter's relatives. Art.ndt To Business Bennie Knypstra, who resides at Sawyers Ferry near Scottsburg, was a busi ness visitor in Roseburg Thursday. Into Now Home Mr. and Mrs. Richard Berney are moving Satur day into their newly - built home on the C. W. Smith land grant property, now a past of the Louis Berney ranch. Ltavos For Training Don Han son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hanson of this city, has left for a two weeks training session with the Naval Reserves at San Diego. He also expects to visit relatives in the area. Visit Hero Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sinner and children, Patti, Dickie 1 and Jan Maree, of Vancouver and Mrs. S. J. Schmidt of Salem have returned to their homes, following a visit in Roseburg as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Scot'.. Visiting In Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. W. Jennings of Portland are in P.ose'uuig as houscguests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kischel, and fam ily, on Beaumont Street, en route to California on a vacation trip. See Son Graduated Mr.x and. Mrs. W. R. Anderson, Harvard Ave., were recent visitors in Eu gene. They made the trip to see their son, William Henry Anderson, graduated from the University of Oregon. To Attend Mooting Walter Plank, member of the Oregon State Styling Committee of the Oregon Beauticians Assn., will at tend the summer meeting of the committee at the Jack Parks Studio in Eugene Sunday. Visitors Lav Mr. and Airs. Lester Russell and daughter, Meg an, and son, Alec, left Friday for their home in West Lynn, follow ing a visit since Monday in Rose burg with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Russell, on Terrace Street. Visits Stocks Miss Gailce Langdon of Portland was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stock. During her stay, the Stocks, their son. Airman 3.C. Richard Smith, and Miss Langdon enjoyed a fishing trip at Diamond Lake. Coming For Visit Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kischel of Fontana, Calif., are expected to arrive in Roseburg next week for a visit with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kischel, and family, on Beaumont Street. They will spend a part of their three weeks vacation here. R.turn Hero Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Singleton, who were mar ried June 9 and who have been honeymooning at coastal point;,, have returned here for a few days before leaving for Great Falls, Mont., to make their home. Phil lip is the younger son of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Singleton of this city. To Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hanson and daugh ter, Margie, have returned from several days spent in Klamath Falls visiting Mrs. Hanson's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Grise. They made the trip by way of Crescent City, the Oregon Caves and Bandon, visiting points of in terest on the way. Back From Now York Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Irving have re turned to their home here, follow ing a trip to Terrytown, N.Y., for a visit with their eldest daughter, Rose Mary. Moves To Portland, Mrs. James Millar ha& returned to the family home in Portland Heights in Portland. Dr. Millar, who has been supplying the pulpit here for the Presbyterian Church, will join her there to make their home aft er July 1. The Millars made their home in Portland piror to moving here. L.vs For Colorado Mrs. J. B. Bailey of Roseburg left Friday for Pueblo, Colo., to attend the golden wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rhoades. While in Pueblo, Mrs. Bailey will visit a number of other relatives before returning here. , On Commit!.. Jack Watson of the Child Placement Bureau in Tacoma has been named the new state executive secretary for the children and youth on the gover nor's committee of Oregon. Dr. James Millar of this city is a mem ber of the committee. ATTENDS SESSION Helen Taylor of Glide is among 240 Oregon high school juniors at tending Oregon Girls State, the school of citizenship of the Ameri can Legion Auxiliary, at Willa mette University in Salem. Three other local girls are attending the session. - SUBMITS LOW BID PORTLAND I Mack Slate Jr., Albany, submitted the low bid of $11,900 for repair of revetments I along the left bank of the Santiam i River at Tomasck, the Corps of I Engineers reports. I The government estimate on the I project was CV Residents Face 3 Issues In Vote June 30 Camas Valley voters will have three issues to decide when they go to the polls next Monday for the annual school election. They will be balloting on two local district directors, a rural school district director and a spe cial levy to balance the budget. Two vacancies will exist on the local board by June 30. Neal C. Brown's term expires and that of Grant C. Horner has been left open because he has moved from the district. His term will have three yeara to run. Three candidates, James F. Ral ston, John W. McClcllan and Al bert Schaffcr, have filed for the five-year term. Two others, Lloyd P. Pope and Bert Golgert, have filed for the three-year term. Oili er board members are Henry H. Cummins. James A. Combs and Wilmer W. White. On the rural school district bal lot, the only candidate is Gilbert Weaver of Myrtle Creek. The third issue is an amount of $11,347.80 needed to balance the budget. Actually the amount out side the allowance given by the Douglas County Rural School Dis trict board is $19,572.80, but $8,225 has already been approved by vot ers. Voting will take place on all three issues in the schoolhouse be tween 2 and 8 p.m. 'IFF m FREE DANCE FOR EACLES AND GUESTS ONLY 11 mm Good Music! C ' President's Wife Answer to Previous Punle T51 I ACROSS 1 Wife of S9th U.S. president, Florence Harding 6 Her first husband was 5 Expanded Henry De 6 Broaden DOWN 1 Did not know (Scot.) 2 Scottish miss 3 Mrs. Cantor 4 Seine 7 Poem 8 Meadow 9 Agriculturist 10 Without end (poet.) 11 Beams 13 Gaelic 18 Lubricant 21 Prattle 11 School book 12 Form a notion 14 Handled 15 More I expensive 18 Yards (ab.) 17 Affliction 19 Written form 25 Notion of Mistress 20 City in 20 Shred Oklahoma 22 Preposition 23 Compass point 24 Antenna -27 Solicitude 29 Sum up 30 Seed vessel 31 Beverage 32 Native metal 33 Entreaty 35 Pilots 38 Drink made with malt 39 Depart 40 Cast oft feathers 42 Son of Jacob (Bib.) 45 Oriental porgy 46 Movement 49 Ester of oleic add 52 Greeter . 63 Leased 54 Trap 53 Helped ' O TINT T v S iSEoPn mob I2S5t'lu " i aids aobdT i ?lE 2. E. 1 1 g. 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