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14 Tlit Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ort.-Sat. July 20, 1957
Community News Items
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. DoKab and
amall son wera attending to busi
ness in LaGrande recently.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Forrttt or
this city have left for Victoria and
Vancouver, B.C. to spend several
days attending to business.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Walton of
this city left Thursday for Coos
Bay to spend a few days visiting
relatives and enjoying a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Btllows
have returned to their home in
Itoseburg, following a trip to Port
land, where the former attended an
insurance meeting.
Mrs. S. A. Wahoviak has returned
to her home in Tacoma, Wash.,
following two and a half weeks
here visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert I'.
Kidder, and family, on SE Chad
wick Street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins and
daughter, Linda, and son, Kenton,
of this city spent the weekend at
Diamond Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Borgorion
and son, Lee, spent a couple of
days this week at Depoe Bay en
joying an outing.
Mrs. T. B. Virdtn, Mrs. S. L.
Kidder, Miss Gertrude Hast and
Mrs. Itoy Bellows have returned to
their homes in this city, following
several days in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Fout and
children, Kuskin, Jeanctte and
Richard, enjoyed a week's camp
ing trip into Idaho and now are
back at their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Kidder
and children, Robin, Phyllis and
Nancy, spent Sunday in Grants
Pass visiting two former college
friends of the former and their
families. The group held a picnic
at the park there.
Mrs. Ronald Cavlns has relurneJ
to her work in the business office
of school district No. 4 following
a vacation trip with Mr. lavins
and their two children to points in
Washington, where they visited rel
atives.
Mrs. Amelia Thompson of Mer-
rimac, Wis. and Miss Patlie Zanto
of Barbaboo, Wis. left Thursday
for Las Vegas, Ncv. by bus, after
which they will take the plane for
Wisconsin, following a visit in nose
burg with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dy-
sert. Mrs. Thompson is a sister-
in-law of Mrs. Dysert and Miss
Zanto is a niece.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Randolph
of Medford, formerly of this city,
have been spending the week at
their summer place on the Jwtn
Umpqua. Their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Svenson (Barbara Randolph), and
three children, Karen, Marcia and
Kenny, spent the weekend here vis
iting them. They plan to return
here later for a vacation.
Members of the Hayloft Squares
who were in Cottage Grove recent
ly to attend the dedication of the
Starduster's new square dance
barn included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Josh, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coxcy, Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Spencer, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Wolf, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Collison, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Young,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fox, Mr. and
Mrs. Tiny Webb, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Edwards and Gene and
Carolyn; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Farn
wnrth and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lo
gan.
Miss Myrna Marstors was among
the high school band members par
ticipating in the Regatta festivities
in Astoria during the weekend.
Gordon and Stanley Tool are
spending the weekend in Eureka
visiting their mother, Mrs. Ernest
Tuel, and younger brother.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ellison and
daughter. Miss Donna, and son.
Robert, have returned to their home
in this city, following a week's va
cation in San Francisco.
Laurie Malonoy of Portland is
visiting at the home of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Airs. L. F.
Parks, and children, David and
Judy. She and Judy are planning
on attending Camp Fire Girls camp
at Tyee together next week.
Mrs. Tod (Blanche) Rierson,
who has been in Sacred Heart
Hospital in Eugene the past two
weeks, is recovering satisfactorily
from major surgery. She is well
known here having been employed
as custodian at Senior High
School.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold (Curloy)
Reynolds returned this week from
a vacation spent at Diamond and
Sparks lakes. They were accom
panied on the outing by Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Stricklett of Portland.
Miss Karen Stricklett returned here
with them for a two-week visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamos R. Fisher
of Junction City have announced
the birth of a daughter on July S
at Eugene. She has been named
Kharyl Lynn. Maternal grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Parker of Chilloquin, and Mrs.
Norman Fisher of Roseburg is pa
ternal grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sanislo and
the latler's mother, Mrs. Grace ,
Osborn,, have as housegucsts Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Osborn and sons,
Nicky and Larry, of Granger, Tex.
They arrived Monday and will be
here two weeks. Osborn, who is su
perintendent of schools at Granger,
is a brother of Mrs. Sanislo.
Miss Camille Robertson of this
city and her grandmother, Mrs. II.
P. Conn, anil aunt, Mrs. Martin
Schneider, drove to Eugene Fri
day, where the former made ar
rangements for entering Univers
ity of Oregon this fall for her jun
ior year. Aliss Robertson was grad
uated in June from Stephens Col
lege in Columbia, Mo. They were
accompanied back to Roseburg by
Jean Lee of Formosa, who is at
tending summer sessions at Uni
versity of Oregon and who was
a roommate of Miss Robertson it
Stephens.
CALENDAR OP EVENTS
tomorrow
SATURDAY JULY 20
Buckoroo Square Dane Club,
barn, all dancers invited. Serving
committee: Mr. and Mrs. Arwell
Muetzel; Mr. and Mrs. Louie
Mundt; Mr. and Mrs. Hon Noel;
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Northcraft.
Old Time Danco Club, KP Hall,
Rose St., dancing at 9 p.m., visit
ors welcome.
Alcoholics Anonymous. 7:30 p.m.,
.InnLfunn fur nmra iiifnr
I malion call OR 2-2755.
Evorgroon Grange Old Time
Dance Club, 9 to 1 p.m., grange
hall. Membership open to public,
visitors welcome.
Hsyloft Square Danco Club, 8 30
p.m., Preschcrn Barn. All dancers
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invited. Serving committee: Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Edwards; Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Williams; Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Bates: Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Welt. Ladies bring sand
wiches. Rice Valley Community Card
party, pollock lunch following. Ev
eryone invited.
Eagles Auxiliary cooked food
sale, 9 a.m., front of Penney's. as
benefit for Boswrll Springs Crip
pled Children? Hospital.
Yoncalla Methodist Church
WSCS, abaked food sale. Prnhslel
lUiilding, proceeds for redecorating
parsonage.
Miscellaneous showor for Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Steel, .Melrose Grange.
8 p.m. Steel home recently burned
down in Elgarose.
SUNDAY JULY Jl
Riddle Rebokah's and families,
old-fashioned picnic, noon. Games
and swimming. Bauer's place on
Gaiety lit., lanyonville, bring own
table service.
Western Wranglers Saddle Clnh
1 p.m., Thompson ranch at C.len
gary. MONDAY JULY 51
Douglas County Water Resourc
es Advisory lommitlee, county
court hearing room. 7:45 p.m.
Business end Professional Wom
an's picnic, home of Mrs. Myrtle
linker, 1729 Harvard. 6:30 p. in
families mid guests. Bring covered
dish, own table service.
Navy Mothers Club picnic, 7
p.m. I'mpqua Park.
Knights of Pythias, Pvlhias Hall,
regular session, 8 p m., refresh
mcnts. Timber City Chapter of S w e I
Adelines. Inc., ott and Ricketis
Music Store balconv, 8 pin.
Hayloft Square Dance Club S.I-vani-cd
class, 8 p.m., Preschern
Barn, Dude Sibley, instructor. All
square dancers invited.
Women of the Mooso, Moose Hall
on S. Stephens, 8 p m.. business.
Valentine Chapter 98, OES, Myr
lle Creek.
AAUW board of directors, 7:4.1
p in., chamber of commerce.
Roseburg City Council, 7:30 p m..
city hall.
Roseburg Jaycoot, 6 30 p m..
Hotel I'mpqua.
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TREES FURNISH employment for many members of this community.
Some work in trie forests . . . others In tlte milli, processing the timber
rop . . . other eitiiens rely for their livelihood en the trade furnished by
the people employed by the forest products industries.
Burning trees hurt all of ui. A blase which eonsumes growing timber may
destroy the pay envelope of every member ef the community. Burned trees
create no trade or employment. Help keep fire out of the woods. If we
work together we can lick Forest Enemy Number I. Keep Oregon Green!
REMEMBER . . .One tree will make Millions of matches
One match will destroy millions of trees
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