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8 Th News-Review, Rosebuft;, 0r Mon., Aug. 13, 1956 Hoejaiff t CALENDAR OP EVENTS ' , tin mm ttS MONDAY Auguit 13 Business and Professional Wom en's Club potluck picnic dinner at 6:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. R. G. Baker on Harvard Street. Bring covered dish and own table service. Dine at Vaterans Administra tion, recreation building, 7:45 p.m. All ladies invited to come and serve as hostesses. Douglas County Watar Resourc 'Advisory Committee, County Court hearing room, 7:45 p.m. All subcommittee chairmen and mem bers invited to attend. Glandala Fadtratad Garden Club, 1:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Alice Pat terson. Umpqua Kannal Club, fair grounds pavilion, 7:30 p.m. Knights of Pythias, Pythias Hall, regular business meeting, 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Woman of tha Mooio installation, Moose Hall, S. Stephens, 8 p.m. Doug-atta's, the Sheriff's Mount ed Patrol, 7:30 p.m., fairgrounds. TUESDAY August 14 Azalaa Garden Club, 1 p.m., home of Mrs. Opal Austin. Garden Dept of Roseburg Wom an's Club, 9 :30 a.m., home of Mrs. Kenneth Ford, 415 W. Madrone. Program topic, "Day Lilies and Oriental Poppies." D...k.irn Vnutfc Canter. Inc.. meeting, 8 p.m., Moos Hall. Im portant business meeting. Open to all teen-agers. Annual BucKaroo square uaiice I Colors bright ' I jaK Resized just right VW, f&k I I -J A Professional finishing New look retained It all adds up to ntw beouty for your lummir cottoni. And, btttor yot. It maant no mort homo washing and Ironing in hot, humid wtather. ThiVwook, sand oil your tint cotton drum, blouiti, mon'i tum mtr tuitt and cotton iportswoor. $ how thoy rota in thoir original colors and new look whon they'ro dry cleaned and rtiited initcad of waihod. REMEMBER 1-DAY SERVICE WHEN NECESSARY City CLEANERS ORchard 3-4596 1929 N. E. Diamond Lake Blvd. 10 Discount for Cash & Carry Pick.Up and Delivery Service asaassaaassssssasai KMiiiiiHaiBlaiaiMaIIaaMalIBMalIHaHaaiMH Community News Items To Coast Enjoying a weekend outing at Newport were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Taylor of this city. To Cava Junction Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Looper and three chil dren spent the weekend with his parents in Cave Junction. Visits H.lllw.lls Harold Horn of Klamath Falls spent the week end here as 'a guest of Bob Helli well. Horn, a former local resi dent, also visited various relatives. Moving Mr. and Mrs. Ed John and three daughters left Sun day for Eugene, where they will reside. John was tormeny man ager here of Joe Richard's Store and is now with Sun Life tns. Visit Busonbarks Weekend visitors at the R. A. Busenbark home were her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Brooks of Kan. sas City, Mo., and Mrs. Busen bark's cousins. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sullivan, Seattle, and Mrs. J. R. McDermit of Witchita, Kans. The guests were all surprised to see each other. Visit Byrons Recent visitors at the James W. Byron home in cluded her brother, Edward Pen ning, and wife and son, Glen, who were returning from a visit in Spo kane to their home in Long Beach. Spending two days at the Byron home this week were Mr. I and Mrs. W. W. Kleivenstein and daughter, Mary Margaret, of Pas- Club picnic, 6 p.m., Umpqua Park. Members to bring own table serv ice and food. Missionary Society of the Mel rose Community Church, 1 p.m. at the church, business and work meeting. Everyone welcome. Umpqua Waavtrs Guild, home of Mrs. Frank Brown on Claire St., 7:30 p.m. Members to bring ar ticles they prepared for the fair. Rosaburg Rod and Gun Club, Winchester clubhouse, 8 p.m. Duplicato Bridge group, 7:30 p.m., Elks Temple. Open to all players whether Elks or not. Rosaburg Kiwanis Club, noon, Civic Room of Hotel Umpqua. Associatod Voluntaars card party, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., mu sic room, recreation building, VA Hospital. Ladies invited. Army Rosarva, 8 to 10 p.m., 1614 W. Harvard. Lady Golfers. Boots & Calico Square Dance Club, Winston Community Club, square and pattern dance, 8 p.m. All dancers invited. Mans Garden Club of Umpqua Valley, 7:30 p.m., Chamber of Commerce rooms. Eagles Auxiliary, I p.m., Eagles Hall. PHOTO FINISHING In at 5, out at 9 W give S&H Green Stampt CLARK'S STUDIO 101 S. Jackson OR 1-852 From Baavarton Spending last week at the home of Mrs. George Cooper on Roberts Creek Road was her niece, Miss Caro lyn McDonnell of Beaverton. From Lebanon Miss Donna Piper of Lebanon and formerly of this city is spending several days at the home of Miss Carolyn Par geter. Visit Lakes Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Updegrave and daughter, Lori; Mr. and Mrs. William Updegrave and grandsons, Jimmy Gregg, Medford, and Douglas Dietrich, Myrtle Creek, ' spent the weekend at Diamond and Crater Lakes. From Tulelake Spending the weekend here with relatives were Mr. and Mrs. John Byron and children of Tulelake, Calif. They were en ' route home from a vacation trip to Yellowstone and Jackson Hole and visited here with his mother, Mrs. Junia Byron, and with her parents, Mr. .and Mrs. Deb Abraham. j Scientist Visits Dr. John Pen ning, an atomic scientist, visited recently in mis cuy wun nis un cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Byron and family. Dr. Penning was formerly on the faculty of the University of Washington and was en route to a new position with the Raymo-Woodridge Corp. in In glewood, Calif. While in Washing ton he was in charge of cyclotron research. Visit Batmans Mrs. Berl Mc- Clung of Hutchinson, Kans., has been spending a month here with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Batman. Also vis iting this week with them is a niece, Miss Collett Batman of Portland. The first of this week the Batmans will take their guests to Portland, where Mrs. McClung will spend a month with another brother before returning to Kan sas. Parents Visit Mrs. H. L. Bai ley, accompanied by Mrs. Mac Swall, took her parents, Mr. and Airs. ti. L. Liaugherty. back Fri day to their home in Corvallis. They had visited here for about 10 days. The Daughertys will be celebrating their golden wedding Sept. 2 at their home in Corvallis at an open house affair and friends here are invited. Daugh erty was in the OSC athletic de partment for a number of years and is well known here. Hero From Alaska Paying a visit Thursday at the W. C. Woods home were the Rev. and Mrs. Ray mond Teague and daughter, Car ol, and Semer S6osuk, all of An chorage, Alaska. Miss Carol and Soosuk are visittng the states for the first time. While here they visited Soosuk's brother, a patient at the VA Hospital. The group have left for Illinois, where the Teagues will attend a church con ference. They will visit here en route home. Mrs. Woods and Mrs, Soosuk have been pen pals for a number of years. BARGAIN HUNTER? OF COURSE! What Konwmaker isn't? But do you ever pass up a good buy because you have no place to put it ? Food storage u no problem for the lucky lady with a HOME FOOD FREEZER A HOME FOOD FREEZER SOLVES THE 'BARGAIN' STORAGE PROBLEM! The homemaker who owns A HOME FOOD FREEZER buys meats, fruits, and vegetables in quantity, in season when they are best (and cheapest) and has them fresh at her finger tips the year 'round for quick, delicious, inexpensive meals. A HO F0O0 FREEZER is a supermarket in the kitchen, leisure time in a busy day, and money in the homemaker's purse! THI CALIFORNIA OR TOON POWER COMPANY Take Trip Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Utne are back from a few days vacation to Lake Tahoe and points in Nevada. . On Furlough A1C Don Wade is spending a 30-day furlough here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wade, from bis base at Barks dale, L.A. In Eugtno Mrs. Fred Scher ner Jr. and daughters, Carolyn and Janet, visited recently in Eu gene, where the girls participated in the rodeo parade. Improved Mrs. Cleo Tipton, who has been ill for the past sev eral weeks, is reported to be slightly improved in health and is staying at the home of her sister, Mrs: Lee Daniel, on Garden Val ley Road. Move Back Hera Mrs. Wil liam Showalter and son, Mike, and her daughter, Mrs. E 1 v a Nichols, and sons, Greg and Matt, have moved back to Roseburg, their former home, from Klamath Falls. Showalter has re-enlisted in the Navy. Visit Hero Sunday Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Burt and Maria and Derek were an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Getchel, and son, Douglas, of Cottage Grove, and cousins Mr. and Mrs. William Telford and twin daughters, Bec ky and Beth, and son, Bruce, of Cottage Grove. The previous Sun day the Burts spent in Eugene with the Getchel family. Have Outina Officers of the local Methodist Youth Fellowship held a weekend retreat at Honey man Park at the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crooch and Kathy and Dee accompanied the young people, who planned the organi zation's winter activities. Mem bers attending included Diane My ers, Joanne Tilton, Paul Yundt, Nancy Stewart, Alice Hamilton, Charlene Cavin, Bonnie Roark and Virginia Pocock. Return From Trip Returning Wednesday from a week's vaca tion trip were Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Myers and children. Jimmv. Kathy, Danny and Nancy. They visited friends, Mr. . id Mrs. Lar ry Reinecker and children, at The Dalles, returning via the scenic route to Portland. They made a stop at Silver Creek Falls. The Reinecker family have recently moved trom Koseourg. having been transferred by Standard Oil Visit Staphons Spending the past week at the Arte Stephens home have been their daughter, Miss Colleen Carpenter of Oak land, Calif., and their son, Ervin Stephens, who has been in Navv Service for the past two years at aan uicgo. following another week s visit r.rvin Stephens will leave for Washington. D. C. where he will be for two weeks before leaving for the Arabian Islands, where he is being assigned by the Navy's legal department. During the visitors' stay the family is planning several trips. Wednesday they spent at coastal points, visit ing friends at Reedsport and North Bend, returning home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kreuger ac companied them on the trip. Will Roturn Horo Mr. and Airs. Will Lockyear, who have been spending the past several months at their cabin in Florence. where he is in charge of bridge maintenance for the State High way Dept., plan to return to their home here next month. During their stay at the coast thev have entertained friends and relatives from out-of-state and from vari ous towns in Oregon. Last week they chartered the boat, "Rose," at Salmon Harbor and had as guests for a fishing excursion, Mr. i nnJ St n I , t l r-.. ' aiiu mi a. nuucu x-ucnyear, r.u gene; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lock year, Corvallis, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hollrm and daughter, Nora, of Creswell. The Lookyears and their many guests have enjoy ed several claming excursions. To Portland Mrs. Lillian Nel son left Friday by bus for Port land following a visit here with Mrs. Blanche Tipton. Visit Schornars Recent guests for two weeks at the Fred Scher ner Sr. home have been his niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Davis and son, George and Stev en. Davis is in the Air Force and tries out new planes for the Navy at San Diego. Now Babios Word has been received here of the birth of twins to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mooney at Sonora, Calif., Mooney formerly resided at Sutherlin and is a broth er of Mrs. William C. Wood of this city. The babies have been named David Carl and Susan Di ane. Take Horseback Trip Enjoy ing a recent horseback pack trip for a week were Dr.' and Mrs. Donald Rone, Miss Helen Chand ler and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wright. The group started from the Wright ranch on Happy Creek, this side of Illahee, and packed into the Cascades for some fifty miles, over the Willamette Divide and nearly to the Willamette Riv er. They were snowed out on Aug. 1. Visit At Coast Mr. and Mrs. Phil Harth spent a recent week end at coastal points and visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harth, who recently sold their home on the North Umpqua and are spending several months at Glendale People Attend SP Picnic B MRS. GERALD B. FOX The Southern Pacific Railroad held its annual picnic for employ es and retired employes and their families in Roseburg recently. Those from Glendale who attended included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Test orff and family, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Parrott and family, and Jane Cox and her mother, Mrs. Mildred Cox. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cox and child of Hugo, former Glendale res idents. Mrs. Thelma Webber of Glen dale was confined to her bed with flu for three days last week. Mrs. Mildred Thomas of Glen dale entered the Forest Glen Hos pital in Canyonville last Thursday for medical treatment. Johnny Shepherd, 6, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Shepherd of Glen dale, underwent an emergency ap pendectomy at the Josephine Gen eral Hospital in Grants Pass last week. It was expected that he would be able to return home this week. Mrs. Bernie Halverson of Glen dale has returned from a six-week visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Esa Luoma in Maple, Wis., and with her brother and family in Superior, Wis. and a brother the Cape Cod Cottages at Wald port. Visit In Washington Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Updegrave left Fri day for Washington to visit her relatives for a time. They have been spending the summer with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Updegrave, and will leave next month for their teaching jobs in Los Angeles. and sister in Minneapolis, Minn. Nin W. Moody, employed by the Smith and Crews Logging Com pany, slipped on a log, cutting his leg on a broken limb Aug. 3. Four stitches were required. Eddie Brady, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brady of Wolf Creek, stepped on a rusty nail last Sun day. He was treated at the Glen dale Clinic where the doctor dug out particles of rust. Loren Johnson was also treated at the Glendale Clinic recently for severe reaction to a bee sting. Fred Young and his family from San Diego visited in Glendale while on a 25-day leave between s i x months of special school work in Chicago and his return to the Navy base. He visited with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Young, his sister, Mrs. Mary Rogers and family, and his brother, Bob Young and family, in Glendale. He also visited with another sister, Mrs. Ray Hannersley, in Riddle. Young, who has a Navy Chief rat ing, has just signed up for another six years in the Navy. He was graduated from Glendale High School in 1946. Mrs. Millie Moody from Juneau, Alaska, and Mrs. Clarine Fields and two daughters, Sandy and Deb hy, of Seattle, wash., were surprise visitors this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Furlong in Glendale. RELIABLE PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR AND AT A SAVINGS! Coll ART WALLEN 915 S. E. MILL ST. DIAL ORchord 3-8029 kf Wondering? Want to know what to do with those useful but idle items that clutter up your storage space? 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