The news-review., June 22, 1956, Image 13

REHEARSALS START
ASHLAND I Rehearsals will
begin Thursday for the annual
Shakespearean Festival here.
Auditions started Monday and
an all-night casting session was
scheduled for Wednesday flight.
The festival starts Aug. I
Umpqua Residents Return From Three Week Visit In California
By MRS. GEORGE MUNSON
Mr. and Mrs. Don Coffey an
children, Dianne and Albert, have
returned home after a three-week
sit in Southern California, where
ley visited friends and relatives
i Whit'.er and Los Angeles,
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Full Dry Concrete Basement With Rumpus Room and Fireplace
Large Living Room with Fireplace and View of River
Pump on River for Irrigation, Berries, Fruit Trees, Nice Lawn
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Electric Dishwasher Economically Heated
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Phone OR 3-3462
Mrs. Shirley Brown, is attend
ing summer school at Southern
Oregon College in Ashland. vShe
plans to return home over eicn
weekend. .
Mr. and tors. Delmar Murphy
and sons, Pat and Bill, drove to
Portland Sunday, where they left
Mrs. Murphy at Monmouth Col
lege. They stopped on their way
home to visit with the Umpqua
4-hcrs who are in summer school
at Corvallis. Six club members at
tended this year. They are Peggy
Murphy, Norma Peery, Roily Tan
dy, Barbara Mohr, Joyce Rippstein
and Joanne Roadman.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lawson and
two sons from Portland were
giiests at the Lynn Cooper home
in Umpqua on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Short and
family have just returned home
from an extended Vacation trip
through Texas where they visited
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Billy Travis left this week
for Riverside, Calif. She plans to
spend several weeks at the home
of her daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Lowman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bradley and
son, James, are houseguest? at the
home of the latter's brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Ripp
stein of Umpqua.
Move To Ranch
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Case from
Orick, Calif., who bought the Char
ley Churchill place near Umpqua
several years ago, are moving to
the ranch now and plan to make
their home here.
Mrs. Lou Clark and Mrs. de le
Rue of Coquille were recent guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Baird of
Springfield have taken Joylene and
Glenn, children of Mr. and Mrs.
Blake Baird, to their home until
their parents are able to care for
them. Mrs. Baird was just re
leased from the hospital and is with
In 1955 there were nearly 3,000 in
dividual members of the Rodeo
Cowboys' Assn., Inc.
Tomorrow and Sunday
A ROUND-UP OF
RIDIN', ROPIN'
ROOTIN'
TQOTIN'
EXCITEMENT
1:30 PM
DAILY
OPENS TONICHT
FRONTIER
TOWN
The town of fun in tht oir of Iho Wild Weit
FronrUr. Conn, onfry yourltlf! Viiit toch con
cession, toch booth, tor a mack and havt a
hilarious tima. Donca toni.hr . . . Donea To
morrow Night to tho music of TV's MELODY
WRANGLERS In this town of yestr-yor.
In The Community Building
1:30 P. M. DAILY
BR0NC BUSTIN' BULL RIDIN'
ir WILD HORSE RACIN' ' BULL DOGGIN'
DALLY TEAM TIEIN' CALF ROPIN'
Queen Carolyn's Ball Tonite
IN THE COMMUNITY BLDG. - MUSIC BY MELODY WRANGLERS
SPECTACULAR
PARADE
10:00 TOMORROW
Downtown Roseburg
COWBOY
BREAKFAST
SUNDAY 7 TO 11 A.M.
Community Building
Don't Miss A Single Action Event
At DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS
Mr. and Mrs. Epperly. Baird is
reported to be much improved but
as yet they do not know if surgery
will be necessary. The Baifii -ere
in a car accident two woeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. George Munson
have been on the Umpqua Oak
land mail route for the past two
weeks while Mrs. LUliau Hart was
on vacation.
Mrs. Mel Leatherwood of Ta
coma, Wash., has been a house
guest at the home of her brother
and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Bacon, for the past week. She had
made her home at Umpqua for
many years.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barney
drove to Kerby where they spent
several days visiting friends there.
Move- To Have Santiam
Route Designated Fails
SALEM UB A move to have
the North Santiam H'i'hway des
ignated as an alternate route of
V. S. 20 has failed, Salem Cham
ber of Commerce officials were
told Tuesday.
Residents along the route from
Santiam Junction through Salem
to the coast had asked for the
designation to gain 1 larger share
of traffic on the east-west high
way. State Highway Engineer R. H.
Baldock notified the chamber by
letter there is no possibility now
of making the change because the
two routes do not rejoin. The
highway now passes through Leb
anon, Albany and Corvallis to the
Oregon coast at Newport.
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FUNNY BUSINESS
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Answer to Previous Puzzle
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9 Musical
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19 Commanded
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27 Virginia
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medicine
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45 Most beloved
49 Weird
53 Insect
54 Santa's steeds
56 a
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deaths
57 Antitoxins
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60 Garden ot
61 Auld Lang
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