The news-review., July 01, 1958, Page 7, Image 7

Committee For Canyonville
Centennial Sets 4 Meetings
By VIRGINIA PROCTOR advertising; 25 per cent of the net
Crl Hill, general chairman of! prom, alter aii expenses are pam
.1 - :n . : i fnr all nnilh "c mo tnmalhino 1
uie lanyonvuie uemenniai cum
mittee, announced this week the
four final meeting dates preceding
the August 9 and 10 celebration.
Meetings will be held Monday,
July 14, 21, 28 and August 4 at 7:30
p.m. in the Youth Center building.
All committee members, partici
pating organizations and interest
ed citizens are invited to attend.
Organizations and businesses
still wishing to secure booth space
in the Canyonville Centennial mid
way, to be located on Main and
Second streets, are asked to con
tact chairman Carl Hill.
fuel. July 1, 1958 The Newi-Review, Roseburg, Or, 7
Small Charge Planned
Neighboring communities ara in
vited to participate in bom the
booths and in the parade, Hill add
ed. A small charge will be levied
to businesses using a booth for
TODAY
AND
TOMORROW
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for all booths "selling something
" The Rtv. St.en Whiteside, rec
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TUESDAY, JULY 1
Hayloft Square Dance Club busi
ness meeting, 8 p.m., at Barn. La
dies bring doughnuts, coffee will
be served. All members asked to
attend.
Elks duplicate bridge group, 7:30
p.m., Elks Temple, for members
of Elks and invited guests.
Roseburg Kiwanis Club, noon,
Umpqua Hotel, Civic room.
Glide Kiwanis Club, 7:30 p.m.
Associated Volunteers card par
ty, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., VA Hospital
recreation building music room,
Ladies invited.
Army Reserve, 8 to 10 p.m.,
1614 W. Harvard.
Barbershop singing, Rickelts Mu
sic Store. 8 p.m.
Eagles Auxiliary, t p.m.. Eagles
hall.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m.,
245 SE Jackson. For more infor
mation call OS 9-5400.
Oakland City Council.
Doug-Ett's, Sheriff's Mounted Pa
trol, 7:30 p.m., courthouse.
Tenmile Ladies Club, clubhouse.
Melrose Grange, 8 p.m., grange
hall.
Myrtle Creek City Council,
p.m., city hall.
Daughters of Ste. Anne of St.
George s Episcipal Church, 8 p.m
parish hall.
Al-anon family group, 8 p.m., 245
SE Jackson. Family and friends
or alcoholics invited, for more in
formation write Box 301.
Roseburg Toastmasters, 6:30
p.m., Umpqua Hotel.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2
Air Force Reserve, 1614 W. Har
vard Ave., 8 p.m.
Moose Lodge, 8 p.m.. Moose hall.
Umpqua Radio Club, clubhouse
on Klamath Ave., 7:30 p.m.
Doug-ette's, Sheriff's Mounted
Patrol, 7:30 p.m., fairgrounds.
Drain Chamber of Commerce
noon, city hall.
Umpqua Lions Club, Westside,
b:.j p.m., umpqua Hotel.
Laurel Lodge No. 13.
Boots and Calicos pattern danci
lessons, 8 p.m., Winston commun
ity building.
Timber City chapter of Sweet
Adelines, Inc., 8 p.m., call OR
3-5887 for meeting place.
Evergreen Grange, noon lunch
eon, grange hall. Hostesses Ger
trude Hess, barah Cyrus and Jes
sie Thomas.
deep with the length as needed as
long as space is available. Hill
said the committee plans to frame
the booths.
George Allen is convalescing at
Forest Glen Hospital today after
an accident at his home near Phil
lips Garage in Canyonville with a
power mower which resulted in
the loss of five toes from his right
foot.
Mrs. Allen said the accident oc
curred when he slipped into a ditch
while mowing the lawn. Hospital
officials said he would be hospital
ized for several days.
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Shippen will make their home in
San Francisco this fall, the former
at his post this month, where they
will assist the Rev. Rex Bevins in
a Methodist Church there. Rev.
Shippen received an appointment
to return to Pacific College of Re
ligion at Berkeley at the recent
Methodist general conference, and
hopes to continue his studies as
well as fill his post as assistant
pastor.
Houseguests
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Edwards and
small daughter, Karen Joan, are
houseguests at, the Lee Fisher
ranch on Gazley. Karen was born
at Mercy Hospital June 18. Mr.
and Mrs. Edwards (the former
Barbara Kuhnen) are former Can
yonville residents.
Col. and Mrs. Herbert Miller of
Muskogee. Okla.. stopped briefly
at the Leon Neis home before con
tinuing on to Eugene to visit other
members of the family having re
cently attended the medical con
vention at San Francisco. Other
houseguests at the Neis' were a
brother and family from Spokane
the Charles Millers.
State Motor Vehicle
Dept To Move Oct. 1
SALEM (API The state Motor
Vehicle Department will move Oct
1 into a building to be constructed
on Lana Ave. near the Pacific
Highway in North Salem, James
F. Johnson, director of the de
partment, announced Monday.
The building will be constructed
by Wallace H. Bonesteele. balem
and the department has signed a
10-year lease.
However, either party could
cancel after six years occupancy,
provided three years' notice is
given.
The 10-year rental for the 39,000
square feet will be $421,000,
The department has been ordered
to vacate its space in the capitol
buildings by July 1. This order
was made by Secretary of Slate
Mark Hatfield, who assigns space
to state departments.
day to pei-form the marriage of
Lucinda Randall and Bruce Brenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ruckar and
daughter, Roberta, are here from
Richland, Wash., visiting uie ior-
mer s brother-in-law and sisier,
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Yost, and two
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Youtll and
Mrs. Matilda Rappelje of this city
enjoyed a camping trip at Lemola
from friday through Sunday. They
report excellent fishing.
Mr. and Mrs Orville Merritt of
Coos Bay are expected to arrive
in Roseburg this coming weekend
to attend the 1928 Roseburg High
School class reunion. Mrs. Merritt
is the former Lucy Becker of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Btard of
The Dalles were in Roseburg over
the weekend visiting triends. iney
come esneriallv for the 1938 class
reunion held at the Gold Room of
the Hotel Umpqua Saturday eve
principal of Roseburg Senior High
School.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Htlliwell
of this city went to Patrick Creek
Lodee for the weekend and where
the former attended the service
department of the Ford Co. em
ployees. Mr. Helliwell is parts de
partment manager of Lockwood
Motors.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ernest Butler
of this citv have purchased the
home of the former's brother-in-law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Harding, on SE Lane Avenue. The
Hardings expect to leave later this
summer for their new home in Tuc
son, Ariz.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brann have
left for California, where the for
mer is stationed at Travis Air
Force Base, following the weekend
here for the wedding of the for
mer's brother, Bruce, and Lucinda
Randall. Harry was best man for
his brother.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Boydtn and
daughter, Joanie, have left for
their home in Seattle, following a
vacation here visiting at the homes
of Mrs. Boyden's sister, Mrs. El
don Gates, and her brothers,
Mark Preston also visited with
R. B., J. B., R. L., and Heman
Preston, and their families.
Mrs. Mable McNew of Cottage
Grove arrived in Roseburg Satur
day to spend several days visiting
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. R. B. Reed. Monday eve
ning the three were dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har
old McKay.
The Rov. and Mrs. "Lowell M.
Campbell and three sons have ar
rived back at their home in anchor
age, Alaska, following a visit in
Roseburg with the former's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Camp
bell. The Rev. Mr. Campbell is
pastor of Faith Presbyterian
Church in Anchorage.
Mr. and Mrs. John Eggers of
Berkley, Calif., arrived Thursday
and were overnight guests of Mr.
Lockwood and Mrs. H. E. Mowry. The four
drove to Portland Friday to visit
relatives and friends and then re
turned here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Eeeers are leaving this week for
their home in Berkeley. Mrs. Eg
gers is the daughter of Mrs. Mowry-
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Klrtj of
this city went to Corvallis ow
the weekend for the tennis tourna-
I ment. Their son, Tommy, and Mike .
I Brundage of this city won first in
I one of the matches. Mike is the
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ruchabtri Mrs. Ward Smith and small Mrs. Rov Delervia of Portland son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brnn.
of this city are moving in a couple daughter, Cindy, of Los Angeles. arrivej in Rosehurg Sunday to vis- dagc of Roseburg, who also went
of weeks to Southern California, ; formerly of this city, have arrived ;it hcr mothcr, Mrs. C. E. Grubbe.Uo Corvallis for the tournament.
Ill IWM'UUI IU VIMl IH'l IWU MIIIS-
in-law and daughters. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Cook and Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Roberts.
Mitt Marv Lou Glan of Soritie-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pruden fjed and Miss Jo Bolton of Prine-
left suddenly for Los Angeles last
week, called there by the death of
Mr. Pruden s mother.
Mrs. Alma Bostwic of Broadus,
Mont., is visiting the 1. N. Grays
assisting Mr. Gray in caring for
Mrs. Gray who is hospitalized at
Forest Glen Hospital in Canyon
ville. Mrs. Alice Menney of Pow
ell, Wyo., another sister of Mrs.
Gray, visited for a few days last
week.
Student Captures
Enough Snakes To
Pay College Way
SPOKANE (AP) Thanks to
snakes alive, Wayne Johnson has
made it through his freshman
year at Whitworth College.
Johnson, 19, told Monday how
He caught and sold enough rattle
snakes this spring to run. his car
and help pay school expenses
His part-time Job fits in nicely
with his biology studies at Whit
worth and he said he hopes to do
research someday on reptiles
Armed with lots of nerve, a
forked stick and a gunny sack,
Johnson made four springtime
trios to the nearby Reardan, Wil
bur and Vaneport Davenport areas
and came back with about 300
snakes.
His mother won't let him near
the house with the things and that
goes for the neighbors, too. The
Johnson s live in a west side resi
dential area.
"I bring them to a friend's ga
rage and we pack them 20 or so
to a box," Johnson said. The snake
are then shipped to a supply house
in Texas where venom is extract
ed for commercial use.
Johnson said the snakes bring
50 to 75 cents apiece, depending
nn Iha ,iu anrl thai iha T.vh
company also buys frogs, turtles u" iu we.-
. r .J ... J . . fare, ot Iha ra.-f.nl , . . immmn ,a.
where they will reside near Palm
springs.
E. V, Lortnitn and son, Mike,
of this city left Sunday evening
for Mohall, N.D. to visit the for-'
mer's mother, Mrs. Margaret' Lor
enzen. While he is away his Rose
burg Pharmacy will be in charge
of Robert Harris.
Don Bell, foreman for Lockwood
Motors, and Mrs. Bell of this city
spent the weekend at the Pat
rick Creek Lodge, where they at
tended a meeting of Ford service
department employees and then
relumed home via the coast.
Miss Pat McGraw returned to
her work as record librarian at
the Douglas Community Hospital
Monday, following the last month
vacationing and visiting relatives
in Mexico City, Vera Cruz and San
Andres Tuxla, Mexico.
Mrs. Fred A. Knight of this city,
who recently underwent surgery, is
now convalescing at the home of
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. R. B. llouser, 2011 NE
Thompson, in Portland. Mrs. Knight
reports she has been pleased to
have been remembered by so
many of her Roseburg friends.
Mrs. C. S. Htinlint of this city
is leaving by plane Wednesday for
Cheyenne, Wyo., where whe sill be
honored on her birthday July 4 at a
large picnic. This annual picnic
was begun when Mrs. Hemline
lived in Cheyenne and was given
in her honor. Since leaving there,
her friends have continued to hold
the affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weisz and
children. Rudy, Diana and Cindy,
have returned to their home, fol
lowing two weeks vacationing in
Underwood, N.D. visiting the for-,
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Peter;
Wcisz, and with other relatives
and friends. They made the trip
by automobile.
Herbert Sylwaster, who is sta
tioned with the Navy on the Salis
bury Sound, which has been in the I
Orient, is expected to arrive in
Alameda, Calif. Thursday. He
hopes to get his leave soon and will
come to Roseburg to visit his par
ents, the Rev. and Mrs. W. A.
Sylwester.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Publicov-,
r of Coos Bay were in Roseburg i
over the weekend visiting the hit
ter's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Burton T. Randall. Mrs. Publicov
er was a bridesmaid at the wed
ding of her cousin. Lucinda Ran
dall, and Bruce Brenn. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams and
son, Peter, and Mrs. Williams'
mother, Mrs. Lilian Tabke, of Cor
vallis are expected to spend the
coming weekend in Roseburg vis
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. Riley, on SE Kane Street,
and with Mrs. Tahke's sister, Mrs.
F. C. Dczendorf, in the Kohlhagen
apartments. The Williams family
and Mrs. Tabke are former resi
dents of Rosehurg.
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
ASST CUPCAKES Ate
Doien "
FRESH BUNS
Hamburger or Wiener, Oox
BUTTERHORNS
Peanut Butter and Jelly, Dor
Closed Friday and Saturday
WEBER'S BAKERY
49'
527 S. E. Jackson
Phone OR 3-8125
ville. were in Roseburg over the
weekend and were bridesmaids ai
the wedding of Lucinda Randall
and Bruce Brenn. Mary Lou, Jo
and Lucinda are memhers of Delta
Gamma sorority at University of
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlillard E. Bu
chanan of Roseburg were installing
officers for Crater Lions Club,
Medford, and Crater Lions Auxil
iary Saturday night. Mr. Buchanan,
who is with the Roseburg Branch
of the U. S. National Bank
past president of the Crater Lions
Club and Mrs. Buchanan, who is
the new president of the Roseburg
Lions Club Auxiliary, is a past
president of Crater Lions Club aux
iliary. They are both charter mem
bers of Crater Lions Cub and aux
iliary. Dr. Frank Wilson is the
new Crater Lions Club president
and Mrs. Jack Ingram is the new
president of the auxiliary. Three
new members were inducted into
the club by Eston Humphrey, new
district governor of Lions District
36 E. Awards were made by Bill
Rolling, Grants Pass, who is in
ternational counsellor. 100 per cent
attendance pins were given by Dr.
Lee Mellich, past district governor
and who is also past state chair
man of the board of the Oregon
State Lions. Mr. and Mrs. Buchan
an and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stein
of Roseburg were weekend house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Eastwood in Medford. Others from
Roseburg going down for the in
stallation ceremonies and relum
ing that night were Mr. and Mrs.
William Unrath. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Pargeter and Arthur Wilson.
and other reptiles from him.
He said he hasn't ever been
bitten.
Car Reported At Stolen
Recovered By City Police
Roseburg police at 2:30 a.m. Sun
day located a missing 1952 auto
mobile listed the day before as
stolen from a Eugene resident.
The car was spotted by cruising
patrolmen near the corner of SE
Rose Street and SE Washington
Avenue. Police watched for suspi
cious persons near the vehicle for
several hours, then had it towed
to a local garage. No suspects
Were found.
Practical Way Of Solving
Problem Of Aged Told
PORTLAND (AP) Problems
caused by increasing numbers of
aging people in the American pop
ulation may be partly solved in
two ways, delegates to the North
western Regional Conference on
Aging were told here Monday.
One, people must recognize their
own responsibility in planning for
the future, and two. a preventive
program must be stressed for the
middle aged.
This was the advice of Miss
Ollie A. Randall, New York City,
vice chairman of the National
Committee on the Aging in the
conference keynote address.
Gov. Robert Holmes will address
the group Tuesday. The four-day
session n being held at Reed College.
Umpqua Post Awarded
Special Work Citation
American Legion Umpqua Post
16 was awarded a special citation
fare at the recent state convention
at Astoria.
Veterans attending from Rose
hurg were Dr. E. B. Stewart, a
past Oregon department command
er; Jack Crafton, J. .1. Longfellow
Sr., Richard Hagen. Ted Post and
Mrs. Post and Millard Magness,
incoming post commander.
Roseburg delegates made a bid
to hold the state convention here
in either 1960 or 1901.
NOTICE
All Roseburg and Winston Downtown
Shoe Repair Shops Will Be
CLOSED
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
JULY 4 and 5, 1958
HOBDAY'S SHOE RENEWINC
632 S. E. Cost Ave.
NETTIE MYER'S SHOE REPAIR
915 S. E. Cast Ave.
BRUTON'S SHOE SERVICE
412 S. E. Jackton St.
HILL'S SHOE SERVICE
4SS S. E. Jackson St.
PAUL'S SHOE REPAIR
Hiway 42 Winston
Portland Couple To Be
Retired As Missionaries
INDIANAPOLIS (AP)-A Port
land, Ore., couple who served 38
years in the Belgian Congo will re
tire Monday as Disciples of Christ
(Christian Church) missionaries.
They are Mr. and Mrs. Dave
A. Byerlee, whose retirement was
announced by the United Christian
Missionary Society here Friday
night.
The society also announced the
retirement ot two other mission
aries lo the Congo Ruth Mus
grave of Waxahachie, Texas, and
Ambra Hurt of Silver Spring!,
Md.
The four have a combined serv
ice of 149 years.
NATO TO CRUMBLE
BIG WIN. INN, Ont. (AP)
Canadian liberal leader lister B.
Pearson said Friday the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization will
crumble within the next year or
two unless determined steps are
taken to develop a free trade sys
tem in the Western world.
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