Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1960)
o Community News Briefs CALENDAR OF KVKNTS omorrow John Schntid.r of Portland spent Jack May and Frank Chalupsky the last several days here attend- were in Salem Wednesday attend ing to business. mg t0 business matters. Mr. and Mri. L. E. McClintocIc Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flihar are have returned to their home in back at their home here, follow Laurelwood, following several days ins several days in Portland on in Portland attending to business, business. David Forrtit, student at Ore-: Mr. and Mri. Oscar Hubbard of gnn Slate College, is arriving here Drain recently relumed from a from Corvallis today In spend the! week s vacation in the Hawaiian ls weekend visiting his parents, Mr. : lands. Thev made the trip by plane and Mrs. W. F. Forrest. from Portland. J. Jarvla Robtrtton, owner of the Mrs. S. G. Palmar returned to Jarvis Robertson Shell station on her home on SE Overlook Avenue Harvard, went to Eugene Wednes-'today, after spending the winter day evening for the Shell Oil Co. I in Tucson, Ariz, visiting her sis dealers meeting. jter, Mrs. .Mabel Cox. Mr. and Mri. Guy Huqhai of : Mrs. Roico Sanders has return- Medford were in Roseburg this ed home following a few days' vis- week attending to business matters and visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Partin. Hughes is with the Oregon Stale Livestock Theft Division. Tht Rav. and Mrs. Carl F. Mil ler have returned to their home in Newberg, Ore., following the last Mnree days here visiting Iheir son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Geddes, and family, on SE Lane Avenue, Mrs. Martha Bargold of Ramp Road has been taken by her son to Medford, where she will enter the hospital for medical treatment. Mr. and Mri. M. L. Hallmark returned to their home on SE Over look Avenue Tuesday, following a business trip to Eureka, Calif. Mrs. Daniel Giadd of Tynd.ll, S.D., has arrived to visit until th-' first of April with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. lr vin Giedd, and son, Derek. Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Babbit re turned to their home on SE Haw thorne Drive Wednesday, following several days in Portland, where the former attended a medical meeting. Mtrcy Hospital CAIRNS To Mr. and Mrs. Vcr lin J. Cairns, 1385 NW Keasey Rd.. Roseburg, Feb. 25, a son, Randy Jav; weight 6 pounds 12 ounces. HARRIS To Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Harris. 1839 NW Goetz, Roseburg, Feb. 26, a daughter, Carole Rae; weight 9 pounds 4'i ounces. GRUBB To Mr. and Mrs. George E. Grubb. Rt. 3 Box 1585. Roseburg. Feb. 27. a daughter, Janet Elaine; weight 7 pounds 12 ounces. ERSKINE To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Erskine, Rt. 4 Box 253P, Roseburg, Feb. 29, a daugh ter, Leslie Ellen; weight 8 pounds. MURRAY To Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Murray, 339 SE Ella St., Roseburg, March 1, a daugh ter, Cynthia Irene; weight 7 pounds 8 ounces. Chester, Roseburg. March 1, a daughter, Lisa Janeen; weight 6 pounds 6 ounces. Hospital News it in Medford with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Er nest Black, and family. The Blacks recently moved from Roseburg to reside in Medford. Mrs. Kenneth Swain spent the weekend in Seattle with her hus band, who was recently transfer red there by Howard-Cooper Corp. While she was away, their sons. K. B. and Greg, stayed at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Cascbecr, and family. Mrs, Arthur Clarke has returned home on SE Kane Street, follow I ling a six weeks vacation trip to Honolulu. She was acompanied by her friend, Mrs. Harry Rogers, ol Brooklyn. N Y. They made the trip via Matson's luxury liner SS Malsonia and returned by plane. While in Honolulu they stayed at the Princess Kaiulani Hotel. David Sallee, who is stationed al Adak. has received his orders for transfer in May to the Mobile Con struction Battalion No. 3 in Okina wa. He will spend a month's leave visiting relatives in Oregon before leaving Port llueneme in Califor nia for Okinawa. His wife. Bon nie Sallee, is employed in the of fice of the Douglas County Title Co. Mrs. H. A. Canaday has return ed to her home in Roseburg, fol lowing a three weeks vacation trip. She made the trip by train. Siie joined a friend, Allean Hurl hut, of Huntington Park. Calif.. ! and they enjoyed numerous tours WARBURTON To Mr. and ; 'ugnoui fcoutnern California. Mrs. H. J. Warburton. 621 NE Win-! Aniong lours taken included ror- esi i.awn. me win itogers .Memori al, the acres of Bird of Paradise gardens owned by Gary Moore, Disneyland, Knotts Berry Firm and a trip to Redondo Beach tu visit Mrs. Mar.ione Sax. formerly of Medford and now teaching in Torrance, Calif. Mrs. Sax is a for mer member of the Sunday School class in Medford, which was taught by Mrs. Canaday a number of years ago. W. F. Forraaf returned to his home here on SE Kane Street Wed nesday, following several days in California attending to business. 1 Dr. and Mri. B. R. Shoemakar are back at their home on W. Eliz abeth Street, following several days at the coast and in Portland. R. A. Briggt of this city attend ed to business in Portland early in the week and Tuesday went to Lakeview, Ore., to atlend to busi ness. Dr. Byron Woodruff, president uf the Oregon Optometric Associa tion, spent Wednesday in Portland, where he conducted the meeting of the board of directors of the as sociation held at the Congress Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. J. Harland Buraan and daughter. Sandra, of Kenne- Mrl- c . Dunagan arrived in wich. Wash., have returned to their Roseburg Thursday to spend a few home, following StOPOVer in I Have vis. lino her hrnlhpi -.in-law Roseburg from a trip to California land sister. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Visiting Hours 2 fa 3; 30 p.m. and 7 to S p.m. Douglas Community Hospital Admitted Medical: Joann Mendenhall, iv Mrs. Charles Cannon, Bulfard Jones, Donna Peck, Mrs. G. M. Denton. David Comer, Roseburg; Craig Flury, ldleyld Park. Surgary: Eileen Roberts, Rose burg; Joanne Reymann, Mrs. Der win DuMont. Canyonville; Gary Kennedy, Glide. Discharged Mrs. Carl Arola, Edward Katz marek, Kenneth Hoffman, Noel Campbell, Vince Prowcll, Leonard Bodeen, Roseburg; Mrs. Albert Haines, Alfred Avers, Sam Boyd, Winston; Mrs. Emery Allen, Oak land; Cecil McCool, Wilbur. Marcy Hospital Admitted Madical: Donald Rucker. Rose burg; Mrs. Don Beck. Sutherlin. .Surgery: Mrs. Earl Jacohy, Roseburg; Mrs. Lester Dahhs, Win ston; Jesse Cooper, Sutherlin. Discharged Mrs. Alfred Artman. Mrs. Ernest Smith, Mrs. Joseph Wilder, Paul Weaver, Walter Avidson. lver Brickson, Mrs. Robert Barrett, Roseburg; Mrs. Andrew DeKorte, Central Point; George McClure, ldleyld Park. to visit the former's brother-in law, Dr. and Mrs. Porter Lain hart, on Foothill Drive. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kirk have left for their home in Beatrice, Neb., following a week's visit here at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Jones. While here, the Joneses took the Kirks on trips to the Sea Lion Caves and the coast and to Salem to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Niami and daughters, Pamela and Susan, of Aberdeen, Wash., are expected to arrive in Roseburg to enjoy the weekend as houseguesls of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Zuber and children, Carol and John, on SE Glenn Street. The Zubers formerly resided in Aber deen. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea William (Bill) Palmar of Monte Vista, Calif., are the parents of a son, David William, born Feb. 18. He has a sister. Barbara Ann, 2. Bill Palmes-jjprmerly of this city, wa gradifI; from Roseburg High School and Oregon State College. Grandnarents are Mr. and Mrs Simon P. Peterson of Roseburg and I Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wells of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stultl are hack at their home in Roseburg, following a vacation trip to Las Vegas, Nev. They were accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Max Roth enberger. of Cloverdale, Ore., and in Las Vegas joined Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy, of Roseburg. and Mr. and Mrs. Archie White of Port land, former residents of this city. Mrs. While and Mrs. Ro henberger are sisters. Archie White was for merly manager of the Casa Avenue Safeway store here and Mrs. White was a secretary at the Roseburg Branch of the U.S. National Bank Geddes, and family. The Dunagan! family formerly resided here be fore moving to Eugene. I John William Robertson, owner! of Robertson's Shell station at tlv corner of Stephens and Oak, and his employees, Floyd B. llickok. Kenneth Cass and Harold Brcn nen. of this city drove to Eugene Wednesday evening to attend the Shell Oil Company dealers meet ing. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hansen and daughter. Mrs. Herbert Leonnig. and son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hansen, and Agnes Clark of this city drove In Eugene Wednesday for the funeral of Anna Petersen, sister of Mrs. H. T. Hansen, who died in a nurs ing home there, following a Ions illness. She was born in Denmark. Funeral services were conducted by Mrs. Howley Burton of the Christian Science Church and were held at England Funeral Home. Mr. and Mrs. George Gratka arc back home following a trip to Cali fornia to see the Olympics at Squaw Valley. The spent nearly a week there, arriving for opening day. They stayed at the Heather Motel on the south shore of Lake Tahoe. The motel is operated by friends, Mr. and Mrs. Hedly Mae Donald. They were interested see ing many skiing events and watch ed the U.S. -Australia hockey game. They enjoyed seeing Mr. and Mrs. Lome (Dutch) Sii.ions. former residents of Roseburg who n o w make their home in San Jose. Calif. The Gratkes returned home by way of Prineville where Mr.-:. Gratke remained for a few days visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dragich, who had kept the Gratke children, Grclchen and David, during their parents an aence. Gratke came directly home. FRIDAY, MARCH 4 World Day of Prayer Service, First Presbyterian Church in Rose burg. 1:30 p.m. Lookingglass Home Extension Unit dress-making shop at l.ookmu glnss Church potluck lunch, 9. oil in Drivers License Examiner, 8;7 SE Roberts St., 8 a m. to 5 p m Winchasttr Home Extension home of Nina Brewer, 358 .NE Emerald. 10 a m. ' Sheriff's Posse, pollock al the fan grounds. 6:30 pin. t Elks Club, duplicate h r i d g e. 12:30. ' Douglas Court 18, Order of Amar anth, Masonic Hull. 8 p in. i Loyal Order of Moose, game ; night. Moose Hal!. 8 p.m. Home Group of Alcoholics Anony mous, call UK 40j'J. h p in. i Veterans of WWI, Douglas Bar racks 176 and auxiliary, Veterans i Memorial Bids , 8 p.m. Rivarsdala Grange, Grange Hall, 8 p.m. Christ's Ambassadors of the As sembly of God Church, Winston, 7 p.m. Cub Scout Pack 136. I) i 1 1 a r d School Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY MARCH 5 Glide Shufflers Club, graduation dance of beginner's class, Glide Fri., Mar, 4, 1960 The News-Review, Roieburg, Or. 5 ! South Dear Creek Granna. ! : Grange ll.ill. 8 15 p.m. Tri n' SQuara Dance Club, Kaglr ' Hall. .Myrtle Creek, 11 p in Budkaroo Square Dance Club, at ' the barn, dance ol monlii inslroc- liuii t 30 p m., ladies bring ligiu ' love variety Communilv ll'dv . 9 p.m. Havloft Squares regular dance, politick. 9 p in. al I'lvscluTii Barn, Dude Silrley. caller, ladies bring sandwiches. 9 Road Tax Take Up P '"' .,. SAI.KM (AIM - Collections of' Alcoholics Anonymous, 21.i Si: i, ,.,i;,.niile tax on trucks lal Jackson. 8 p in . lor iiuire iiiUirm.i- u,;,. ii,., $15.378. 916. a new turn call OR 3-8itu8. 'record, ami 15 3 per cent moiv Swinging 8's, Aalea Grange, than in 1958. I'uliilc Utility Colli 8.30 p.ni. inissioiicr Jiuiel C. Hill said. Space Funds Approved WASHINGTON (AP) The House Space Committee has ap proved a bill to authorize 915 mil lion dollars for the national space program in the next fiscal year. Chairman Overton Brooks ( D La) said here he wishes it was even more. Th answers to everyday insurance problems By Roy O. Young & Son QUESTION: Will Extended cover age insurance pov tor wind dam age to trees and shrubs? ANSWER: Not unless there js Qn endorsement in which the Com pany specifically assumes liabil ity for such domage. It is not unusual but wt could answer more accurately if wt could reod your particular policy. )f you'll address your own insur ance questions to this office, we'll try to give you the correct onswers and there will be no chorge o obligation of any kind. Roy 0. Young & Son INSURANCE Dial OR 3-6671 733 S. E. Cast Street ROSEBURG, OREGON 'NUB' SEE THESE "SALESMEN'S SPECIALS! AT HANSEN'S USED CAR CENTER See Joe Cole for a AT HANSEN'S BIG WHEEL LOT See Lee Miller for a J 1957 VOLKSWAGEN Block two-door deluxe ia- with radio and heat- tmoiher I ZHO ot Big Whael Lot OR 2-1041 Ratidenca OR 3-7282 See Dick Murphy for a FORD if ' i 1 u3 Fairlone V8, 2-dftor, Rodio V-V- ' "'"l and heater. Brown and i Wr 1 a, M398 -l-d end only 5 $ Vl- . 1 Big Whael Lot OR 2-1)41 Residence OR 2-241 See Grady Mankins for a 1955 NASH f Ambassador hardtop coupe. J3 full Dower irearifia. brakes. ft j windows, ir-conditianinf , , J I e-one 1 A O O i 1. ' 1 ' 1-1 3 green, jt wiw tires 1098 Wharf Lor OR 2-1041 Ratidanca OR J-1400 OPEN SUNDAY HANSEN'S BIG WHEEL LOT 548 S. E. Stephen! Phone OR 2-1041 1956 Plymouth Belvedere 4-dr. hardtop, white and yellow. Power flita trans., white Nylon tire., $ low mile 1448 Uiad Cor Canrar OR 2-1309 Rairdanca OR 2-134 See Max Swall jr. for a far-JWHK J ' r 'II m 1958 Volkswagen 2 -door deluxe sedan, gray, a real economy car and 1448 Uiad Cor Cantar OR 2-1309 Rairdanca OR 2 255 See Mac Wood for a 1957 CHEVROLET l5 4 -door VI hardtop sedan, power ereannfl and brakes, Turbefliae, black with whit owe II tires. 1998 : '-via . " Utad Car Cantar OR 2-130 Rairdanca OR 1-7102 OPEN SUNDAY HANSEN'S USED CAR, CENTER Phone OR 2-1309 8 Ats Sruphcni ond Douglot rjfefw SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL NEW AND USED CHEVROLETS Experience preferred but not es sential. Call or see Mr. Hansen at HANSEN CHEVROLET CO. Trwnmo s. :ve a.. that's why I insist on Vtfasi Mode to pamper your cot ...they're not just flavors ; they're the real thing. LIVER 'a MEAT KIDNEY 'n MEAT CHICKEN MEATY MIX CHOPPED FISH 16 nr. com) ""!' '""' rfrmlM'IIMIIIi'l'llilj-lil'illlillTfe Thesa rock-boMom prices are on top-quality BERKLINE Comfort Chairs. Here's marviized comfort plus the smart styling women love and you save $20 if you buy now BERK-LINER RECLINER Q COVERED IN NYLON VISCOSE FRIEZE AND SUPPORTED PALOMINO v FOAM RUBBER IN SEAT AND HEADREST ? chair has POSITIVE STOP ACTION KING-SIZED FOOTREST FITS TALLEST PERSON. fir 'latS-T' , O EITHER CHAIR U READ OR IOUNOEI r, fl fl I -S3 Si onl! HH ff'Zf.: I : budget f'uhU l CHAIRS IN ONE! FULL FOAM ZIPPERED, REVERSIBLE CUSHION t FOAM RUBBER HEADREST 9 smart BISCUIT-TUFTED BACK GUARANTEED CONSTRUCTION BUY WITH CONFIDENCE PARK WITH EASE aHOME FURNISHINGS 1 100 N. E. STEPHENS OR 3-5577
