The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, March 25, 1960, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text6 Tht Newi-Revitw, Roseburg 0. Fri., Mar. 25, 1960 Community News Briefs Mitt Htltn Falb in reported to be ill l her home on the North Vmpqui River, Louis Vance, student at Southern Oregon College at Ahind. is spending the week viMiing his mother, Mrs. Ruby Vance. Mill Marilyn Todd is home from Oregon State College to spend the spring vacation viiiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Batcher and children. Janice. Denece. Alan and Clay, spent Sunday at coastal points and enjoyed a trip through . the Sea Lion Caves. Mrs. Herman AmariU, who his been a medical patient at Mercy Hospital, is reported to be improv- and and expects to be released from the hospital today. Mr. and Mrs. Jamts R. Sargent and son, 15 months-old. have mov ed here from Salem and are re-; siding at 7T3 NE Alameda St. Sar gent is with Equitable Savings and Loan Assn. here. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd N. Shapard and sons. IO'j and 2, and daugc ters. 9 and 4. have moved from Elgin, Ore., to Roseburg and are residing at 4057 SW Stella St. Sheo ard is a re-capper for Tire Service Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jamts A. Jackson and sods, 5 and 2. have moved here from Myrtle Creek (they re sided in Denver prior to going to Mvrtle Creek) and are residing at 1552 SE Kane St. Jackson is em- ployed at Myrtle Creek Plywood. Mrs. John Hamilton and baby son, Kraig, who was born March 13, are staying for two weeks at the home of the latter's maternal grandmother, Mrs. Lois Rothrock. beore going to their home on Wil low Street. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sayra of this city spent Thursday and Friday in Portland attending the Volks wagen dealers meeting. Sayre is Volkswagen dealer here. The two day meeting took place at the Ben ton Hotel. Dr. Gerhard Eckman and daugh ters, Elissa and Carol, returned home Monday following several days spent in Bend where they en joyed the winter sports at the Bach elor Butte ski area. They also en ioved several outings on the Meto- lius. While in the Eastern Oregon city they visited . with the Grant i Jensen family, formerly of Kose buig. ' i Mr. and Mrs. Jamts Poirot and ' sons, Steven and Ronnie, returned 1o their home in Corvallis Sunday. Mrs. Poirot, the former Haeda Reece, and sons visited from Wed nesday through Sunday here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sulli van. They were joined here Satur day for the weekend by Mr. Poirot, ! who took (hem back to Corvallis Sunday. While here Mrs. Poirot; visited her grandmother. Mis. C. E. Richarson, and other relatives I and friends also. . Ktrtn Oragtr, student at Uni versity of Oregon, arrived here last weekend and accompanied her j parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Dra-1 ger. on a trip to San Francisco. I t pon their return, Karen went on ; to Portland to visit her grand-1 mother and will return here again : today to spend the weekend. Her houseguest here for the weekend will be Lollie Adock, of Saratoga. Calif., who is also a student at, IJ. of 0. Karen is a pledge of Sig- j ma Kappa sorority. Mr. and Mrs. Htnry Bailty have' returned home following a two- j w eek trip into California where they ' attended to business matters and i visited relatives. In Sacramento they saw Bailey's sister, Mrs. Har old Cacy and Mrs. Lorctla Guyer, j and their families and in Santa Barbara they saw Mis. Bailey's sister, Mrs. Bill Miller. They visit ed in San Diego with Bailey's broth er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bailey, and children. They also took a trip over the border into Mexico. During the Henry Baileys' absence, their daughter, Joni Rae. 8, was cared for by her grandmother, Mrs. Edith Bailey. Mrs. Frank Athlty, past presi dent of District No. 2, Oregon Fed eration of Women's Clubs, is at tending the two-day convention to day and tomorrow in Newport. Mrs. Clarence McCracken of Cor vallis is the outgoing president and has just been named "Oregon Mother of the Year." Mrs, Ashley will install the new officers for two-year terms. Coos, Curry, Ben ton. Douglas. Linn, Lane and Lincoln counties are included in the district. The state invention will be held at the new Sheraton Hotel in Portland early in May. Mrs. Ashley will make a report on legislation at the district conven-1 tion. All cuius are bing urged to take an interest in politics and work to "get out tho vote." pmnmnmiiiiimg Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Andrut Constable Ltvi While was absent! Mrs. Harry LtBtau is able to be spent the weekend at North Bend from his duties at the county court- out again, alter being ill for sever on business. house Monday due to illness. ' a! days at her home in Laurelwood. Jtff Mortn. 5 year-old great-1 Mrs. Robert Schulit, who at-1 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Porttr, grandson of Mr and Mrs. Frank1 tends Southern Oregon College at newcomers from Portland, are re Hollinssworth of Roeburg. is heie Ashland, is spending the week of : siding at Rt. 1 Box 1.122. Porter visiting his grandparents. 'spring vacation at her home. is with Strout Realty Co. here. Miss Susan Byron, I'niversity of David Montgomery, son of Mr. I Mrs. Thomas Garrison is report- Orejoo student, is home to spend and Mrs. C. V. Montgomery, is ed to be improved, alter being ill the spring vacation with her par- home from Oregon State College several days at her home on SE eats, .Mr. and Mrs. James Byron, to spend the spring vacation. ! Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Brand of! Mr. and Mrs. Wally Johnson and . Mrs. 0. J. Monger, Roseburg this citv spent the weekend in Ban-' small daustiler were here from F.u- r Senior High School librarian, sner.t don visiting their son in law and gene Wednesday to visit at the today and will spend tomorrow in Rob-, home of the former s mother, -Mis. ; tacoma ai tne nasmngion stale Gertrude Johnson. j School Librarians Assn. meelin:.". Mrs. Moneer is Ihe nrthu-psl rpn. mri. VI. c. Mi'iT nirtiwr diiu sons of Medford spent the last daughter, the Rev. and Mrs en Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Ktirh Brown and Mrs. Lois Rothrock spent the week end in Albany, waere they attended week here visiting her mother, to business. They are going into -Mrs. Paul H. Helweg, in Laurel use custom rototdier business here. wood. resentative for the National Plan ning Committee. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton G. Brtnnt mtn and sons, 10. 8. 5 and 4. have moved from Burn ell. Neb . lo Roseburg and are residing at 769 NE Alameda. Brenaeman is em ployed by L mpqua Dairy. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Wat kins and daughters. 7 and 5. and son. 6 months-old. have moved to Rosebur; from Klamath Falls and are residing at 755 NE Alameda. Watkms is employed by Roseburg i Lumber Co. i Harold L. Martin, who under ' went major surgery several weeks ; ago in Portland, has been conval escing at the home of relatives in SlcMinnville the last several days. ' He and Mrs. Martin expect to be j able to return here next week. Mr. and Mrs. Gtorat Ellt expect to leave today for their home in I Portland, following the last 10 days j in Roseburb visiting at the home 'of their son-in-law and daughter, ! Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Walters. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rinktr and 'children, Serene and Dirk, visited here from Eugene during the week end at the home of Rinker's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. 11. K. Les tico. Returning to Eugene with the Rinker family was Lynnette Rose, 6. who had been spending the week with her grandparents, the Lesti-cos. Mr. and Mrs. Clttis K. Barktr and sons, 6 and 4. have moved from Las Cruces. N'.M. to Rose burg and are residing at 626 NE Madison Court. Barker is a carpen ter and is employed by Charles Collins, contractor. Dr. Eugtnt Gtrliti, pastor of the Roseburg First Baptist Church, is leaving Friday for a week of Evangelistic meeting in the First Baptist Church in Mobridge. S D. He expects to return April 2. Dr. Gerliti was a former pastor of the church in Morbridge. Douglas County Fairgrounds Covered Arena Wed., Mar. 30 4:00 & 8:00 ' ' I 'WOOD i SAWDUST "-J, Mir cd as teL PEELER CORE PLANER ENDS GREEN SLABS PHONE OS 9-8741 OUR TRUCKS CARRY FULL 400 t 600 cu. ft. LET THE GOODWILL BOYS HELP "Duity" Rhodci Salesman ORchard 3-6534 Charlie Hahn Uted Car Manager ORchard 2-2837 "Troder" Schroeder Saleimon ORchard 20786 OPEN SUNDAY EASY GMAC or Bank TERMS iiiUD UUlfl.iffl.iri.- Nothfnf (n tht world it to freer oi Good Health and great to knew your Doctor and Phermaciir or on hand to cart for yourtl Fret Preicnp. tion Delivery and Mtilinf Ser vice, "Wt Give SeVH Green Stamps Sin Buy A Goodwill Used Car On Our LOW BUDGET TERMS TAKE YOUR CHOICE! THERE'S ONE PRICED RIGHT fOR YOU! '57 BUICK CENTURY 4-door hard top, rodio and heater. Dynaflow, power steering and brakes. '57 BUICK SPECIAL 4-door hard top, rodio ond heater, Dynaflow, power Hearing ond brakes. ... .... 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Here's our way of saying "Thanks" to all our friends in town and Douglas County for your wonderful patronage ond cooperation during the past year. Come, be our guest on "Thanksgiving" Day, Saturday, March 26. FRICIDAIRE RANGE Used to roast the turkey GOES TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER! COME INSEE THE TURKEY BEING ROASTED AND PLACE YOUR BID! SPECIAL DEMONSTRATIONS ' by Factory Representatives SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON FRIGIDAIRE RANGES WASHERS DRYERS O REFRIGERATORS DONT MISS THIS EVENT! FRIGIDAIRE 30-INCH RANGE RS.JOHI FREE! Kant-Slide Griddle with this range! AT SPECIAL LOW, LOW PRICE Less Copco $20 Bonus! During Turkey-Rama! FRIGIDAIRE PULL-N-CLEAN OVEN RANGE FREE: fa Rotisserie k Spatter-Free Broiler Kant-Slide Griddle With This Range at SPECIAL LOW, LOW PRICE DURING THIS EVENT! LESS COPCO $20 BONUS Uotl RD-je-flO SEE DEMONSTRATIONS Load of Clothes Washed & Dried FREE! 00 Eto$50 RATIO NO. 1 FO All ABOUND ftlfOlMANCt If U. S ISillNO CO., INC. 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