6 Th Newt-Review, Roebig, Or. Fri. Feb. 28, W58
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Local News
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Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hiett of thii I John McNanaughle
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SATURDAY MARCH I
Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 30 p m.
FRIDAY, FEB. 21
rrMb Farm Rureau mwt
inn, granee hall. 7 p m. Potluck M5 SK Jackson, (or more informa
A.r.'r.t.r InUwA hv mMtlinf. ; lion call Or 2-2755.
;uest sneaker. Wayne Mosher. ' Hayloft Square Dance Club.
Cub Scout Pack 114, Blue and
Cold dinner. S 30 p m., fairgrounds
community building.
Boots and Calicos, 7 JO p m ,
Winston Community Building, busi
ness meeting.
Daughters of the Union, Veter
ans
p m., Preschern Barn. All square
dancers invited. Ladies bring sand
wiches. Evergreen Old Time Dance
Club. 9 lo 1 p.m., KP Hall. Mem
bership open lo public,
welcome.
Canyonville Beginners Square
'ciiv went to Portland mursaay to
i attend the Ballet Kusse.
Mrs. Clarence Long and Mrs.
i Clair Whelchel spent Thursday at
tending to business in Eugene.
I Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Redmond
of McMinnviile were business vis
itors here this week.
Harry Rapp spent last weekend
in Kujene, Salem and Portland
conferring with the Oregon State
Tax Commission on Indian affairs.
Eugene
was a business visitor in mis city
tnis week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Diller and
family have moved from the Oak
Hill apartments to Rainbow Lane
to reside.
E. L. Knapp, who has been ill
for the last couple of weeks, is
much improved and is now able to
be out again.
Sunnydale Grange
Benefit Dinner Set
March 8 At Hall
Former Greaf Man Leaves
For England Service Duty
Nine Persons Succumb
To Vood Alcohol Drink
The Sunnydale Grange Home
Economics Club met at the home
of Mrs. Mora Rydell. A year book
was planned, and it was decided
that the project for March would
be a benefit dinner, proceeds of
which would go to the Dram city
street beautification project. Din
ner will be March 8 at the Sunny
dale Hall.
officers elected and appointed
NEW YORK i Nine persons
have died here this week from
drinking wood alcohol.
The police department assigned
27 detectives to locate the source
of supply before more lives are
claimed.
man inH livn u'nmpn rlitxl
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McSpentt nae (er attending a f,unday night
of the Civil W ar, Florence . "" ,. "
Nightingale Tent 15, I p m., home
of Susan Bowman, 925 SE Main.
South Pacific, Douglas High
School, 8 p.m.
Cub Scout Pack 111, Hucrest
School, 7:30 pm., at school. Award
ceremony, skits.
Town and Country Garden Club.
workshop, 1:30 p m , home of Mrs. 1 ing at 9. Everyone welcome
Ralph Herman, 1628 West Myrtle members bring sandwiches or
Ave , cookies.
Elks Club duplicate bridge, 12:30, 1 Douglas County Convention of
open to Elks and invited guests. : Christian Churches, 10 a.m., Chrrs-
Loyal Order of Moose game tian Church at Sutherlin.
night. Moose Hall, 8 p.m. i Doug-etts, rummage sale, Epis-
Umpqua Hillbillie Square Dance ; copal parish hall, 8 a.m.
nh k-llm. Grance hall. 8 o m.. Sm Pmc, Douglas High
, -. . . B n m
all square dancers invited.
and
Winchester Community Center, 8
p m.. Winchester Community Hall
on Club St.
Daualaft County Retired teach-
rnnntv lihrarv 1 n m ('ami al days
Trimble. Muriel Mitrhell speakers. I visiting relatives.
Buckero. Square Dance C I u b D mMtn of Mr,
8 M to 9 p m dance of he month chester Mor((.n of ths ctV- lf .
....... Un.u... ... ........ . nft-torf trt h- vprv ill at none as
Community Hospital, where she
is a medical patient.
Mrs. Paul J. Ryan of Roseburg
and her mother, Mrs. Buford Pol
ley, of Glide, have returned to their
homes, following a trip to Texas
to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Douglas Tudor left by plane
recently for Detroit. Mich., where .were, chairman, Mona Rydell:
she was called by the death of her assistant chairmen, Hermine Block
father. Mrs. Tudor is expected and Margaret Ramsey: secretary
home Sunday. Maurine Levins, committee chair
men, decoration, Marie Tanner;
Mrs. John D. Hess and Mrs. i program, Susie Ramcy; relief,
I Lloyd Mays and daughter, hnsti , Margaret Duncan; hospitality.
Kin iivm iinnaaf in LUicuc I um. n. . k... n uor
Mr Mr.. Ch.rl.i Lynch re- V .tV .-" " '!.. -j """"""r, "
- , i t . . i wnere me laiarr mmcu mnmii
turned this week from a trip to examination.
transacting business
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stone left
visitors Wednesday afternoon for Portland
and Seattle where they will spend
a few days attending to business
and visiting friends.
mine Block
Two new members, Mr. and Mrs.
By MARY WEIKUM lily Sunday. The Hayes family for
A3c LeRoy McCardia, who re- merly lived in Green.
cently visited his parents, Mr. and M-vo to California
Mrs. Ernest McCardia of Glen-, Mr and Mrs. Bill
gary. left this week for Portland moved to Eullerton. Calif., where
to take a Diane to New Jersey. he has acceded employment in the
From there he will fly to Eng- paper industry. Mrs. McSperitt
land, where he will be stationed lt the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
for the next three years. LeRoy g. l. White of Glengary.
recently completed his basic train-: Mrs. Russell Nelson spent Tues
ing at Ffanics E. Warren Air Base jav in Eugene, where she visited
in Cheyenne, Wyo. with Mrs. Ernest Fox. a former
Visit Coast : resident of tnis community.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Amundson sir nd Mrs. A. E. Broadwa-
spent the weekend at the coast. t,r have returned to their home ous even in small doses
They report unusually warm .fier several davs spent in Klam-, -
weather for thi time of year. j aIn Falls, where they went to as
Mrs. Annie Cantrell, who hasi515t their daughter-in-law. Mrs.
been making her home with her , Virgil Broadwater, in the care of
son, Ray Cantrell of Linwood, her small son Dickie, who was
Calif., has come to make an ex- i ..rinuslv ill
tended visit at the home of Mr. I Newcomers in the area are Mr.
party in Harlem.
Three men, not known to hae
attended the party, died Wednes
day. The victims were Puerto Ri
cans. Dr. Milton Helpern, medical ex
aminer, described the alcohol as
methyl and said it was poison-
All:
Evrrgreon Grange, 8 pm,
grange hall.
Croon Cub Scout Pack 436, Green
School gym, 8 p.m.
George Starmer Auxiliary IS,
United Spanish War Veterans,
home of Mrs. Kate Millikin, 1175
SE Douglas Ave., 1:30 p.m. Light
refreshments.
School. 8pm
Crab food, Roseburg Country
Club, 7 30 p m. Reservations must
be made, call OR 2-4732.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Draper
have returned to their home in Bat
tle Ground, Wash., following a trip
here to attend the wedding of Miss
BIRTHS
Douglas Community Hospital
Pilgrim Congregational Fellow-! Betty Brydges and Jack Johnson.
ship vesper service and meeting,! ,
4:30 pm.. Woman's Club building,! Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Church
Mosher St. "id son. Bllcl' ' harden. Wash.
South Deer Creek Grange.1 were here this week attending to
monthly potluck supper, at hall, 7 business. Mr. Church is a brother
p.m. I of Dr. H. C. Church of this city.
DeVINNEY To Mr. and Mrs.
N. G. DeVinney, 1708 SE Jackson,
Roseburg. Feb. 19, a son, Robert
Neal; weight 8 pounds 5'i ounces.
JANSE.N To Mr. and Mrs. L.
H. Jansen, 969 NE Grandview,
Roseburg. Feb. 19, a daughter,
Karen Lee; weight 7 pounds 9'j
ounces.
BRYCE To Mr. and Mrs. R.
R. Bryce, PO Box 225, Dillard.
Feb. 19, a son, Dennis Lee; weight
6 pounds 5 ounces.
GERRETSE.N To Mr. and
Mrs. D. K. Gerretsen, 530 W. Khz-1 Brasses on
Wilbur Residents Return
From California Funeral
By MRS. LEWIS BINTLIFF iCorvallis were housrgurats of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Brown have nd Mrs' 'red Koehler, and Bea
5 ounces.
LOWE To Mr. and Mrs.
J. Lowe. 555 NE Jackson, Rose-
Shan
4'i
returned to Wilbur after spending
last week in Mipuas, t alii., wnere
they were called hy the death of
their son-in-law, William L. Emery.
He succumbed to a heart attack
last week. Rites were held Friday
at San Jose and interment was in
the Saratoga Cemetery.
Mrs. Emery and small daugh
Westerman over the weekend. They
also visited with their son. Hap
O'Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis White and
children of Happy Camp, Calif.,
spent the weekend visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Blondell. Corrin
Blondell, who is working at Happy
(.amp since tne mill there reopen
Ur km! Mr ClnlA UirmlM
... - , D..Kr v.r ih. bum. Feb. 19, a daughter
weekend and will make their home non Kay; weight 7 pounds
.. ll..rr..nn rt ThV fnrm,flv I OUnCCS.
u i i u ii.rn.ann ! CIllRF FV Td Mr and Mrs '
is secretary for L'moaua Savings : J. L. Shirley, 1732 NW
and Loan Assn. , Drive, Roseburg. Feb. 21. a son,
John David; weight 7 pounds 3'i
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Lewis and ounces
children, David and Kose. oi ron-
Frank Hednck were' welcomed to nl Mrs. Ray Reiger. of Glen-' an(j Mrs. Beatty of Winston, who
membership of the Sunnvdale 8aT- tantreu uvea in mis have rented the Walter smun nome
Grange. Officers elected to fiil va- 'or mn,'r X"' . 1 m Glengary.
Mrs. jonn cnanceuor .ias reiurn- -to
her home in Green after spend-1 Daughter Returns
ing a week at the home of her! Barbara Austin has returned to
son, Cpl. John Chancellor Jr. of the home of her parents, Mr. and
Olympia, Wash. While there she . Mrs. Merl Austin of Austin Road
assisted in the care of her daugh after a month visiting friends and
ter-in-law and the new babv, Deb-1 relatives in Santa Ana, Calif,
ra Ann. i While there she made trips to Dis-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayes and neyland, Knotts Berry Farm, and
three sons of Eugene were dinner j the Riverside County Fair at In
guests of the Dean Rammage fam- dio.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Toi of Stella
Street announce the birth of a
grandson. Randall Scott Perkins
Jr. The baby was born Feb. 19 to
their son-in-iaw and daughter, Mr
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
land, Calif.
A class in basic dressmaking,
sponsored by the home extension
service, has completed its series
of lessons. Local leaders were Lois
1 Cox, and Mary Owens. Women
' completing the project were lone
' Rammage. Edith McDamel, Mrs.
Knagg. Lucille Coble, Mrs. Ayers.
, Mary Clark. Wilma Rhodes, and
i Maxine Holbrook.
cancies were Mina Celiers as Po
mona, and Fred Swearingen as
steward.
Plans were discussed for the
North Douglas Fair, and Al Ramey
was appointed chairman of a com
mittee. Other members are Ches
ter Rydell and Eddie Tanner. A
committee to plan a grange float is
Mary Scott. Susie Ramey, and
Mane Tanner.
An invitation for Sunnydale mem
bers to meet with the Kellog
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Stephens at Douglas Stt.
Woman's Club Plans
Grange for a potluck supper and
program March 1 was read. j M,ao.L A- Mavir n
The agricultural chairman led a jpcet" VI. HieXltQ
discussion on seeding clover and
hillsides, which, is a
abeth. Roseburg, Feb. 19, a daugh- project of interest in this area.
ter, Donda Jean; weight 6 pounds n , ,h , A , r,1,int,
I inn nrl tka rofrachmiinf fanrl bakiiI
i aiaa, aiiu mi v 1 1 i .-n ... v .is, situ uviai
J period was held in candlelight, re
ports correspondent tdith Bush.
and
will
Dogwood Camera Club Plans
Election Monday Night
ters, Cinday and Brenda, returned ; accompanied them here to see
with her parents to spend t w o ! his parents, Mr. and Mrs
DlD17nn T Mr nA Mr rn..in. r 1.1J
",u 7", "'"''"K"1 ""' D. W. Parazoo, Rt. 1 Box 266, , regular business meeting Mon
da 't Mr- antMrs- J,ohnn UB "l Sutherlin, Feb. 22. a daughter, ! dav in the downstairs hall of the
and children Shcm, John, Rene Tamara v wej ht 9 pounds ' Medical Dental Clinic, 880 SE
and Merri. The Lewises were en Jackson, at 7:30 p.m.
route to California to vacation. ....,, - ... ,j i T. . ...
HATHELD To Mr. and Mrs.! This will be an important meet-
Mrs. Oladys H. Monger, senior Leslie Hatfield. Idleyld Rt. Box ing to all members, as it will be er important year-end business will
high school librarian, attended the 396, Roseburg, Feb. 24, a daugh-1 election of officers. A program be presented.
.'National tnucation Assn. s region-1 ler, wenuy larui; wrinm w uuunua nas oeen planned ior me evening.
Mrs. K. D. Lytle of Salem
former resident of Roseburg
be featured speaker for the Rose
burg Woman's Club March 4 at
the clubhouse.
The program theme will be.
"Down Mexico Way." Mrs. Lytle
will present a picture of life in
Mexico, as she spent almost five
months in Mexico City, and travel
led from there to surrounding
areas of the country.
The shadowboxes and tea table
will carry out the Mexican theme.
Music chairman, Mrs. Horace
Berg, is arranging special music.
The executive board will meet
at 12 noon and all members of the
board are asked to be present as
plans for the celebration meeting
April 1 will be completed, and oth
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Elbert Godfrey returned last
week after spending a month visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Hosie God
frey, at Shelton, Neb. He made
the trip by bus and was met in
Eugene by Mrs. Godfrey. The last
Sunday he spent in Nebraska he
and his mother celebrated their
birthdays together. It was her 87th.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bintliff and
children drove to Grants Pass last
weekend to visit former friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maxwell and
daughter.
al conference in Portland last
Ed Blon-1 weekend. Mrs. Monger was invited
to represent the librarians view
point on the theme, "Focus on
Good Teaching for AH Children."
Mr. and Mrs. George Crenshaw
and children. Keith and Kathy, of
Korluna. Calif., spent a recent
weekend here attending to busi
ness matters. They visited at .the
home of the former's mother, Mrs.
Belle Crenshaw, and at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Green, par
ents of Mrs. (ieorge Crenshaw 1
Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Vaughn, j
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Draper and
daughters. Sandra, Damlynn and j
Susan, and son, Carl, Mrs. H. A.I
Draper and Mr. and Mrs. Swan
Hodges and daughter, Sheryl Ann.
all of Eugene, were in Roseburg
over the weekend having come
for the wedding of Betty Brydges
and Jack Johnson.
2li ounces.
HERRIOTT To Mr. and Mrs.
O. D. Herriott, 1891 SW Linnell,
Roseburg, Feb. 24, a son, David
Wayne: weight 7 pounds 9 ounces.
GOOD To Mr. and Mrs. W
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The group recently adopted a
program whereby juveniles inter
ested in pnotograpny may become SEW YORK - Grace Me-memN.-rs
for half the annual mem-; talious. author of the novel. "Pey
bership fee. Ae limit for this:ton place." will marry T. J.
uuK ... .u ".r.n. I Martin, a former disc lockev. in
C. Good, Rt. 1, Sutherlin, Feb. 24. ' terested may contact any member Baltimore Friday, her publishers
. ,Hu,.c , v.a, gai(1 Bom lre 33,
Mudl- Mrs. Metalious obtained a di-
Guests and prospective amateur vorce Tuesday in Phenix Citv,
photographers are welcome. The Ala., from her first husband,
club meets the first and third Mon- George, a New Hampshire school
day of each month at the above teacher to whom she had been
address. , married IS years.
Medford Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Domingo Sahala
were hosts Sunday to friends from
Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Tom
I'nen and children.
Mrs. Henry Willard accompanied
her daughter. Mrs. Del Rainville
of Melrose, and granddaughter l.u
ane. to Coos Bay last week to stay
at the home of another daughter,
Mrs. William Anger and help care
for her family. Mr. and Mm. Anger
are the parents of a new daughter,
Laura Lee, born Feb. 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Welty were
hosts at the Wilbur Community
Club recreation evening last Sat
urday, (iary Nichols, Jerry Spinas,
and Gary Bault furnished the mu-: Robert Burmoster has moved to
sic. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baglev I Roseburg to act as assistant man-
will he hosts for the next meeting, 1 ager of Gimre s Shoe Store on SE
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Thomas of
Roseburg and Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Lyons of Portland returned to their
homes recently following a week's
trip in California They went to
Carmel and San Francisco, visit
ing in the latter place with Mrs.
Thomas' former roommate at I'ni
versity of Oregon, Miss Ann I.uk-son.
daughter, Pamela Ann; weight
8 pounds 4Mi ounces.
COBLE To Mr. and Mrs. O
R. Coble. Camas Valley, Feb. 25.
a daughter, Mary Ellen; weight 8
pounds l'i ounces.
Mercy Hospital
PACK To Mr. and Mrs Orval
G. Pack. Box 177 Dillard. Feb. 21.
a daughter, Janie Romel; weight
8 pounds 1 ounce.
ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Anderson Jr., Sutherlin. Feb.
23, a son, Paul Reuben; weight 7
pounds 8 ounces.
MARET To Mr. and Mrs Gil
bert W. Maret, Rt. 1, Box 462 E.
Sutherlin. Feb. 24 a son, William
Earl; weight 7 pounds.
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equipment, said in the preamble
of his will, filed for probate Wed
nesday, he wanted his affairs
shipshape.
It noted that he had "sailed all
the seas of the earth from Ber
ing's to 6-S degrees south," and
"hy reason thereof, have been
taught to stow my cargo with
J Rirh.rd Elmars. ehief nf the caretul regard to tne l'limsoii
Associated Press bureau, Portland
Jackson Street. He was formerly
with Gimre's in St. Helens. Ills
brother. Glenn Rurmester. is man-j
ager of the Roseburg store. Mrs.
Robert Burmester and 2 year-old
daughter, Linda, will move here in
a couple of weeks and the family,
will reside in the Todd apartments
on Alameda.
accompanied by Glenn Cushman.
Salem Capital Journal, and Bill
Wasmann, Eugene Register-Guard,
spent Wednesday m:nt in Rose
burg. Cushman and nasmann are
co-chairmen of the Oregon Asso
ciated Press Continuing Study
Committee, and with the bureau
chief have been visiting Associated
Press member newspapers in Ore
gon. They conferred in Roseburg
with Charles V. Stanton, edilor
nianaKcr of The News-Review and
chairman of the Oregon section of
Associated Press Managing Edi
tors, and with members of The
News-Review news staff.
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passage to keep all rigging aloft j
and alow (sir) sound, taut, strong
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rolling calms, am now adopting
the same rules in the affairs of,
life as learned by the card at i
sea . . . log my desires for the dis- j
position of all the gear and cargo :
1 have gathered and which my
manifest may in the future I
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MacNeill. 61, left an estate list-1
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when he died last week. After a
rash bequest to an old-time em-1
plove it was divided in equal
thirds to his three children. i
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