16 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thur., May 21, 1959
Lebanon Chief Quits
LEBANON (AP) The Lebanon
City Council this week accepted
the resignation of Chief of Police
Ned Crippen and appointed Karel
lJyer, assistant chief, to the post.
Crippen resigned effective June
1. He told tho council he plans
to devote his time to operation of
a service station and sporting
goods store he owns hero.
Crippen has been chief of the
13-man department the past five
years.
Important HINTS and HELPS
from your neighborhood
Rheem plumbing contractor
Seepat at Mm ens if Hit
closet bowl Stains of mois
ture sC the bottom of the
closet bowl Indicate that the
seal at the bottom of the closet
at the floor has failed. This
should be reset immediately
by an experienced plumber to
prevent rotting of the floor, or
if the bathroom Is upstairs it
will damage the ceiling below.
Jwammam
Yon Plimbtaf Contractor safeguards your hearth and comfort.
We are eager to examine your plumbing system ... one system
in your home that should be kept In the best of condition.
We carry a complete line of Rheem "Demand Paled" Waler
Healen and we will be happy to give yon the "pennies per day"
waler heater story at your convenience.
GERRETSEN
Building Supply Co.
538 S.E. Oak Av.. Ph. OR 2-263
Forest Lab Fund
Urged ForOSC
WASHINGTON A(P) An ap
propriation of up to one million
dollars was urged Tuesday by
Sen. Jtichard L. Weuhergur (D
Ore) to build a forest biology
laboratory at Corvallis, Ore.
The laboratory, Ncuberger told
a Senate Appropriations subcom
mittee, would provide research to
overcome insects and disease
which annually destroy the equiv
alent of 24 billion board feet of
timber.
The senator said Corvallis, be
cause of its nearness to Oregon
State College, would be an ideal
site.
lie also urged an additional
$000,000 for Bureau of Land .Man
agement timber sale administra
tion to permit the sale of the full
allowable cut on O&C lands.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hansen
and Air. and -Mrs. Steve Fowler I
of this city spent the la.it few;
days in Portland on business. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Poor havei
moved here from Sacramento and
are rusidinK at -1827 iNK Stephens
St. Mr. Poor is with the lnler-City
Sand and Gravel Co.
Mrs. Leon Mulkey was amon?
Rosebur)! mothers who was pres
ent for Mother's Weekend festivi
ties at University of Ofcimn. Sne
was the guest of her daughter,
Janet. '
Miss Carleno Felker, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Felker of
this city, has been accepted into j
Phi Theta upsiion, junior wom
en's honorary. Miss Felker is a
student at University of Oreiton.
Her mother spent last weekend
at the Chi Omega houso ai the
guest of her daughter during
Mother's Weekend.
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Mr, and Mrs. Dan Roark and
sou, Danny, of East Olympia,
Wah., were weekend quests here
of 'the former's brother and sister-in-law,
.Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roark,
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berney spent
Monday in Kugeno and Junction
City attending to business mat
ters. They were dinner guests that
evening of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boss
hardt of Eugene.
Tho Moos Lodge) will hold its
annual memorial service at 2 p.m.
Sunday, May 24, at 'fnc Moose
Lodge. The service is open to the
members and their guests.
Miss Janet Lewis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Lewis, has
been selected for membership into
Phi Theta Upsiion, junior wom
en's honorary at the University of
Oregon.
Mrs. Arthur Selby, News-Review
correspondent for Glide, entered
Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene
Wednesday for further surgery on
her arm today. Mrs. Paul Amann
took her to Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynch are
newcomers from Baker, Ore., and
have purchased the Kirby Masters
home on Star Route, Box 5(',0. Mr.
Lynch has retired. He has been a
cattleman ail of his life and recent
ly sold two ranches at Haines,
Ore. He plans to hunt and fish dur
ing his retirement years. Air. and
Mrs. Lynch have a daughter re
siding at Winston.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Goodger
have moved here from .St. Regis,
Mont., and have purchased the
home at 13117 NE Stephens St.,
which they are remodeling. The
Goodgers have two ranches in
.Montana, which they have rented.
They have an electric rug loom
and as a hobby make cotton rugs.
They plan to also reii.odel a build
ing on their property here and
make it into apartments for rentals.
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Mr. and Mrs. James W. Putney,
recent newcomers to Roseburg
from Portland, are making -their
home at 384 SE Ella St. Mr. Put
ney is a salesman and announcer
for KltMt radio station.
Mr. and Mrs. George) W. Williams
Jr. and sons, 4 and 3, and daugh
ter, 15 months-old, have moved
from Coos Bay to Winchester to
make their home. Mr. Williams is
employed by Martin Box Co.
' Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Duk of
Dimitt, Texas, are presently visit
ing here at the home of their son- j
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. i
Bob Gunderson. They plan to re
main here for two weeks more, j
Mr. and Mrs. C. Blakt Matthews '
and 6-inonths-old son have moved
to Roseburg from Portland and ,
are residing at 1316 SE Main St.
Mr. Matthews is district salesman
for the Northern School Supply Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman E. Can-1
field and 18 months-old daughter
have moved from Tacoina, Wash.
to Roseburg and are residing i
at 2110 NE Stephens. Mr. Canfieid
is employed by California Oregon
Power Co. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Morrison
and daughter, 2, and son, 3 months-;
old, have moved here from Louis- j
ville, Colo., and are residing at '
3825 NE Stephens St. in Apt. 4. i
Mr. Morrison is employed by Mar-j
tin Box Co. j
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jorgenson
and their two grandchildren, a boy, :
8. and a girl, 4, have moved from !
Ukiah, Calif., to Roseburg and are
residing on Rt. 1 Box 891. Mr. Jor
genson is employed by Martin Box
Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Temple) Starkey
have moved here from Cambria,
Calif., and have purchased a home
at 538 W. Ballf St. Mr. Starkey
is a retired Baptist minister. Mrs.
Starkey lived in Roseburg as a
child and attended elementary
school here. '
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Marvin Moore, U.S. Air Force, '
arrived here Tuesday night in com- ;
pany with Mrs. Moore to spend
a leave visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Moore. He has I
been stationed in Ogden, Utah, and
from here will go to the Hawaiian
Islands. Mrs. Moore will remain
in Roseburg at the Claude Moore
home during her husband's ab
sence.
Sunja Grundrun Hop Rhodes,
daughter of Homer Rhodes of CV
Route, Box 400, Winston, is sched
uled to receive the degree of
Bachelor of Science In Nursing
from the College of Medical Evan
gelists at Los Angeles June 7. For
Miss Rhodes, the graduation
ceremony will mean a completion
of up to 16 years of schooling, in-,
eluding three years of profession
al education at the cme School of ,
Nursing. I
S. A. Warg and son, Stephen, vis- !
ited in Medlord Saturday and Sun- !
day at the Vernon Turpin home.
i lie lormer attentled the reception
and dinner for Turpin who was re
cently elected grand master of the
Council of Royal Arch Masons of
the state of Oregon. The affair
was attended by prominent Royal
Arch masons from all over the
state and was held at the Masonic
Temple in Medford. 1
Mrs. Jesse O'Neel and her sis- j
ter, Mrs. Leon Berry of Tillamook,
hou.seguesus of Mr. and Mrs.
James Bartley for the past week. 1
left today for Salem to visit for
a couple of days before returning
home. They spent the weekend
with Mr. and Airs. Lcn Whitaker
who drove them to Days Creek,
Canyonville and Riddle to greet
old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Don
Snyder of Medford came to Rose
burg to visit Mrs. O'Neel and Mrs.
Berry and were guests of the Bart
leys for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner, for
merly of Roseburg and Winston,
and in recent months residents of
Iloonah, Alaska, arrived here by
plane Monday to visit. They are
presently the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William Kernan. They plan
to get their trailer house ready
for occupancy, then will spend the
remainder of the summer in Port
land. Turner has been superintend
ent of schools at Hoonah and is
now having his summer vacation.
His present plans call for his re-;
turn to Alaska in the fall.
Bette Hurton, a student at the
Stale College of Washington, was
named one of the 50 outstanding
seniors of the college. These sen
iors are chosen on the basis of
scholarship, leadership, activities
and character. Among Belte's ac
tivities were president of her liv
ing group, a member of Spurs and
a YMCA freshman advisor. Bette
will be graduated with honors this
June. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Hutton, Rt. 3
Box 1190.
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Larry Applet, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Applebee of Looking
glass, will be completing his soph
omore year at the Gallaudet Col
lege for the Deaf in New York
and has accepted summer employ
ment in New Jersey. He will work
for General Air Products Co. at
Cedar Grove and will reside in
nearby Verona. Larry will do as
sembly work for the company
which manufactures registers and
grills for air conditioning units.
At the college, which is the only
one of its kind in the world. Larry
is maioring in commercial art,
with education as his minor.
Mr. and Mrs. Hart of Albany
have been guests during the IOOF
convention of Mrs. Frances Brown.
Mrs. Burton T. Randall of this
city enjoyed the weekend in Eu
gene visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Bruce Brenn.
Chaplain and Mrs. N. Charles
Wallin and Mrs. Joseph Toman of
this city went to Portland Monday
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Brighrman
of Portland were recent business
visitors in Roseburg.
Mrs. Miles Jorws has returned
to her home following a trip to
Blue River over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson of Los
Angeles have arrived to visit the
latter's father, F. Floch, and her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and
.Mrs. Robert H. Franks.
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