Food For Melrose
Dinner Runs Out
y NITTII WOODRUFF
This week's him dinner staged
by the Melrose Grange drew such
t big crowd, the grange ran out o(
food.
The crowd was large despite in
clement weather Sunday. Several
prospective guests had to be turn
ed away. Grange ladies said this
would never happen again.
Mrs. Pete Veenstra. pianist, fur
nished music through the after
noon. Sees Granddaughter -
Mrs. Ruby Seiffert of Newberg
arrived Sunday to spend several
weeks at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Aberding, who became
parents, Saturday of an 11-pound
girl, Terrin Sue. Overnight guests
Sunday at the Alberding home
were Mr. and Mrs. Al Tornblade
of Cherry Grove. Mrs. Alberding
and Mrs. Tornblade are sisters.
Robert Morgan, who attends the
Oregon State School for the Deaf
in Salem, spent the weekend here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Morgan.
A weekend guest at the Fred
Miller home was Jack Pittmaa of
Crescent City. Calif.
Undergoes Surgery
Gene Horn, grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. 0. 0. Matthews, underwent
an emergency appendix operation
last week in Klamath Falls, where
he was spending several days with
his mother, Mrs. Gus Youngren,
and family. Young Horn attends
Roseburg; Senior High School.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Chitwood at
tended business last week in Eu
gene. Frank Dunn, who underwent
major surgery recently in Mercy
Hospital, is reported to be some
better after being critically ill for
several days.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moon were their
son-in-law and daughter, Mrs. and
Mrs. Frank Anglin, and three
children of Portland.
Former Melrose Man
Hurt In Car Wreck
By NETTIf WOODRUFF
Relatives have received word of
a recent car accident in Oakland.
Calif., in which Bert Matthews, for
mer local resident, suffered several
broken bones and bruises.
Return Te Portland
Mrs. George Kruse and children
have returned to their home in
Portland following a visit of sev
eral days here with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Kruse and familv.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson left
Sunday for Nebraska to visit rel
atives and friends for several
weeks. Thev planned to attend the
golden wedding celebration of a
sister. Their son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson, are
caring for their ranch.
Recent guests at the home of
Mrs. Amy Seeley were her neoh
ew and niece, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Sackett. and son. Kary. of
Trail. Sackett is a school teacher.
They were on a spring vacation
trip.
Overnight guests recently at the
Alfred Daniels' home were his
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Morris, 'of Red Deer, Alberta, Can
ada. Mrs. K. L. Conn and son, Blake,
and Mrs. Leonard Cooper and Lor a
Belle visited Monday in Eugene.
Fred is on vacation from
his work in the Douglas County
shops. Junior Trent, also a county
employe, is on vacation.
Cleveland Hill
j Youth Discovers
Spring Flowers
By NBTTII WOODRUFF
Charles Duncan, t. of the Cleve
land Hill area chalked up several
firsts in discovering spring flow
ers in the county last week.
Near his home on Cleveland Hill
Road, he discovered a rare (rit
tilla. Then, at Olalla. he found j
Birdbills. He also claima to have
found lamb tongues before they
were reportea to ine news-iieview.
Building Garage
Dale Ellis is building a new far
age adjoining his home.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Barker and
family moved during the weekend
to a home they have purchased on
Southeast Mill Street in Roseburg.
They have sold their farm here to
Mr. and Mrs. R. Oliver and daugh
ters of Winston. Mrs. Barker is
taking a week's vacation from her
work at Montgomery Ward.
Mrs. DarreU Davis of Portland
was an overnight guest last week
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ted
Reece.
Mrs. W. H. Nickolaut drove to
Portland with friends last week to
visit here husband, who is receiv
ing treatment in the Veteran's Hos
pital. She reports that he is re
covering but will be then for sev
eral months.
Undergoing Training
LeRon Sanders is spending two
weeks in San Diego undergoing
Naval Reserve training. Mrs. Sand
ers is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Benson, in Rose
burg. Mrs. T. H. Pargeter and son,
Brian, drove last week to Salem,
where they were joined by Miss
Carolyn Pargeter, who is on vaca
tion from her studies at Oregon
State College. The family visited
overnight at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Pargeter and children
at Woodburn.
Mrs. Ross Birtchett and children
spent last week in Springfield vis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Sieverson. Sunday visitors at
the Birtchett home were Mr. and
Mrs. Willism Nulton and two sons
of Portland.
F
ARMY PVT. LOYD L. LED
BETTER, Winston, has com
pleted basic training at Ft.
Ord, Calif., and will report
for military police training at
Ft. Gordon, Ga. March 22.
Thur., Mar. 21, 1957 The News-Review, Roseburg, Org. 9
Salem Company Completes
Susan Creek Tree Planting! Community News Items
DE VALERA TAKES OVER
DUBLIN, Ireland I Old pa
triot Eamon de Valera formally
took over again Wednesday as
grime minister of the Irish Repub-
The American-born "Dev" al
most blind but still aggressive at
74 was chosen premier by a 78
S3 vote in the bail (parliament)
which was elected earlier this
month. De Valera made a dra
malic political comeback in the
election, leading his Fianna Fail
(men of destiny) party to a com-
loriaoie majority.
By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY
An eleven-man crew of the John
B. Woods and Son of Salem, Mon
day completed planting 31.000
two-year-old Douglas fir trees fori
the U. S. Bureau of Land Manage
ment in the Susan Creek area
on the North limpqua.
Kenneth Moore, foreman, said
the crew were moving to the Can
yonville area to plant more trees.
Spend Busy Vacation
Charles Pinion, seventh grade
teacher at Glide Junior High
coach, and Mrs. Pinion, first grade
teacher at Glide Elementary, spent
their spring vacation, visiting Sat
urday and Sunday, with the for
mer's father, Charles W. Pinion
at Reedsport. then 3 days at Molla
la visiting Mrs. Pinion's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Wrolstad. They
also attended the three day basket
ball tournament and completed tne
vacation by attending the Oregon
Education Assn. convention at
Portland Friday and Saturday.
Eugene Blair, fifth grade teach
er at Glide Elementary, spent
five days at the ranch home of his
brother-in-law and Bister, Mr, and
Mrs., Robert Westbrook, who own
and operate a dairv at Smith River,
Calif. He attended the two - day
session of the OEA, convention at
Portland, and the weekend at the
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Blair at Sheridan.
Alaskans Visit
Recent guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pugh were
Mrs. Push a brother and sister-in
law. Mr. and Mrs. George Panky,
of Silka. Alaska. At present, Pan
ky is on the Sitka police force.
George Scott, acience instruct
or at Glide High, spent the early
part of his vacation visiting his
mother, Mrs. F. R. Scott, at Van
couver, Wash., stopping en route at
Salem for the first game of the
basketball (ornament. On the week
end, he visited Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
McAuliffe at Troutdale The Mc
Auliffes were former English in
structors at Glide High. McAuliffe
now teaches English and journal
ism at Benson High School at Port-!
tana.
uirecrs i romoones
Band director. Wesley Hedeeni
teacher at Glide Elementary
School, attended the three - day
hoop tournament at Salem and the
two- day session of the OEA con
vention at Portland. Hedeen was
section lesder for the trombone
section of the all state band which
provided the music for the con
vention. The Hedrens concluded
their vacation at Coquille visiting
Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor and
at Tigard as guests of Hedeen's
mother, Mrs. Paul Hedeen.
Fifty members of the Glide
Camp Fire organization held a
skating party at the Rollctta Rink
this month. The girls were from
all age groups.
Mrs. Bill WingfleM has returned Den Threnburg and Tom Kim- Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Helmboldt
to her home in Alsea following a baU drove to Eugene Sunday on a and Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Cloake
visit here with her mother, Mrs. pleasure trip, reluming to Rose- visited Sunday in Winchester Bay
Lucie Harris, and with her broth- burg the same evening. at the home of Mr. and Mra. C. .
er, Robert Kent, and family. 1 Marks. ,
Mrs. Jack Stone and baby. Brian Booth, who is home from,
Bruce Alan, have left for Fort , University of Oregon, and Joni Orv.l Bruton, son of Mr and
Lewis, Wash., to visit for a few Pickens, who is home from Ore-jlr,. Rov Bruton SE Kane St
weeka at the home of LI. and Mra. I (on State College, spent Tuesday i Wlli arrive today for a 30-day fur!
Norman Queen. ' and Wednesday at the coast. lough from the Navy. Orval re-
Unit Ne. $1. Railroad Retired J Jerry Glesy. of Oswego, who Is!""" mund ul -
Association, will meet at 11:30 a medical student at the Univers-1
noorwpotluck luncheon Friday.!" of Oregon Medical School in 0 Ferrast Larrv Fredrick.
March 22, at tne Veterans Mem- ronisno, is expeciea to arrive in H n ,-, w. ,t :
u.ll .. n I., v.ii.. Innhiir. S.tnrH.v In .nnH Ihrw ,0n "? U.vla Were
Road." " - ""'or four day's a," the houseguest of j MKK
! Mr. and Mra. Burdette Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Courts and : and daughter, Miss Barbara.
lour cnuaren. aucneei, wimam.
India imported $274 890 worth of
diamonds in 1955-50 compared to
$211,890 in 1953-54.
Elisabeth and D. J.. of Salem
were recent visitors in Roseburg
at the home of Mra. Coutts' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hudel
son, in the Oak Hill apartments
on SE Main Street.
Miss Barbara Feye, who is a
freshman at Seattle University, is
spending the spring vacation work
in in the office of General Tire
Co. tn Seattle. Barbara is the
daughter of Mrs. Howard Pattison
of this city.
A daughter, Karen, weighing 8
pounds 15 ounces, was born Tues
day, March 19, at Provo, Utah,
to Mr. and Mrs. John Duvall. The
baby ia the first grandchild of Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Duvall of Rose
bursr. John Is a lunior at Briff-
'ham Young University In Provo.
Mrs. Donald F. Johnson of this
city left today for San Francisco
to see her daughter, Miss Janis,
capped in nurses capping cere
mony at the Scottish Kite lempie
at I p.m. Friday. Janis is taking
nurses training at St. Francis
Memorial Hospital in ban tran
cisco. Mra. Johnson plana to re
main to rait untu Monday.
rienta who attended the atate bas
ketball tournament Saturday in
Eugene.
Mr. and Mra. Virgil Broadwater
and baby aon, Richard Lee, arrived
here Friday night from Klamath
Falls to spend a week visiting
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Broadwater, and Mrs. Broad
water's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Smith. They will return home
at the end of the week ao that
Broadwater may enter his third
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard KNisollterm at OTI.
Billy, returned home Saturday aft
er t 4800-mile trip which took them
through 11 states. Among others,
they visited the) former's mother,!
Mrs. A. A. Kiasel, and other rela- J
lives ia Lamed, Kan., and saw
Mrs. Kinsel'a grandmother, who!
lives in Muskogee, Okla. 1
Have Vacancies or
GRAND VIEW CAM HOMl
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Stat Licensed.
119 N. I. Grandview Dr.
Fhem OR 3-1302. First Street
South t the Gardaa Valley Jtr.
Rivtrsdale Youth Croup
Gobi To Tift Mountain
By BEVERLY CHRISTIAN
Mr. and Mrs. Don Myers took
a group of young people of the
Riversdale Sunday School Youth
Group to Taft Mountain Saturday.
Those going were Rosy. Linda
and Douglas Hanneman. Susan
llardick. Lvnn Nirkson. Jean-
ette Tucker, Donnea Sims, Tommy
Hall and Jim King.
Mrs. Lesta Follelt and son, Har
old, and Paulie Nash made a busi
ness trip to Portland last week.
Don Myers went to Portlsnd last
week where he attended Cascade
Day at Cascade College. Thursday
he accompanied Dale Poteet to
California to spend a few daya vis
iting relatives in Eureka.
Don Kruse. accompanied by
Jack Denton, made a business trip
College Student
Visits At Home
By MRS, TEO PETERSON
Rex Keely. son. of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Keely, Winstolt, has been
spending his spring vacation at his
home on Suksdorf Street visiting :
mi paienis ana sisier, uonna. rtex
is a second year student at South
ern Oregon College in Ashland and
is majoring in business administration.
Mrs. Margaret Adair of Brock-
way and Misa Esther Brown of
Camas Valley returned to their
homes Saturday after spending
several days in Portland. Miss
Brown is president of the OEA
library association.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis "Red" Hill,
managera of Don's Service Station
in Winston, returned te their home
Sunday evening after a weekend i
trip to tne coast, wniie in Port Or
ford, they visited former residents
of Winston, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Burch and family and Mr.
and Mra. Charlea Williams and
family.
Sharon Pruitt, Sherri White and
Joan Counts all of Winston return
ed home Tuesday evening from Sa
lem where they spent several days
of their school spring vacation via
iting with Miss White's uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mra. Robert White
and family.
Attend lorvtcoe
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wagler and
Mrs. Dwight Davidson of Wins
ton drove to Eugene Tuesday eve
ning to attend dedication services
of the new Northwest Christian
College library building and to vis
it their sons, Wendell Wagler and
at the college.
Mr. and Mrs. Oral Harris and
daughter, Susie, of" Civil Bend Av
enue drove to tne coast recently
and enjoyed a visit with the for
mer's parenta in Florence.
Gordon McAllister returned to
his home on Ford's Drive in South
Winston recently with a fractured
right arm received in a roller
skating accident while visiting his
grandparents, Mr. and Mra. G. J.
McAllister in Salem. Gordon is a
student at Douglas High School.
Mra bert Laurence and son and
daughter, Nick and Pamela of
Winston. Mrs. Mercy oueil ana
to Portland Monday. Friday. Kruse
took a load of hay to Coos Bay and , Mrs. Willard Laurance of Dillard
made business stops at otner coast- spent Monday in tugene.
al towns. I Hubert Alford. well - known res
John Burkhart and Ernest Tus-lident of Winston Section, returned
sell went to Drena Dam Friday I to hn home Saturday from F.man
where they did some fishing. uel Hospital in Portland where he
Mr. and Mrs. Jsy Bushnell. who recently underwent surgery on his
have been residing in the E. A. i feet. Mrs. Alford has been with
Sanders home on Curry Road him in Portland for the past two
have gone to California. weeks.
Visit Friends I Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bscher
Mr. l.urille Knue Petliiohn of i nH inn. Rrvc. have been visit-
Gold Bearh was in the Riversdsle ; ing the psst week at the home of
area visaing Friday. She broughtl Mrs. Bacher's parents. Mr. and
her two grandsons, who are the I Mrs. J. Kesrby Masters, Poplar
eldest children of Mr. and Mrs. Drive. Winston. Both Mr. and Mrs
George Kruse of Portland, to join 1 Bacher are teachers in the Grants
their mother who had been here Pass school system.
visitine Saturday. Kruse came. Mass tonsilectomies will tske
from Medford where he was work- place Friday morning at Douglaa
ing. to take his family back to Community Hospital in Roseburg
Portland. ! when the five children of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thienes and ; Mrs. Sherman Davis of Dillard
four children of Riverbend Acres I will enter the hospitsl for the mi
irient Sunday in Euaene visiting j nor surserv. The five are: Betty 13.
Mrs. Thienes' parents, Mr. and Patsy 11, Jeanie 10, Frankie 1 and
Mrs. o. L. Clement. iney went
especially to help Mrs. Clement
celebrate her birthday.
Mrs. Frank Kees and two sons
spent the week of school vacation
visiting relativea in Medford, Ore
gon and Havward. Stockton and
Sacramento. California. They went
as far as Medford with
hr parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
Pinneo. who had been visiting here
from Cslifornia. From Medford
they went with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Else Kees of Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Van Osten of
Riverbend Acres went to Coeur d
Alene, Idsho. for a few days where
they were called by the illness of
the letter's mother.
Chuck Morene. son of Dr. and
Mra. Albert Morene of Hidden Val
ley, seent a recent day at the
coast fishing with John Lands
and two sons, John Blanchard and
Don Hand They report good luck.
Mrs. H. W. Conn snd bsby. Brad
Henry. wvre discha;?ed from the
Hospital Mirseay tm are now ai
their borne.
Linda 8.
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