12 The News-Review, Roscburg, Ore. Tuej., April 12, 1960
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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Tutiday, April 12
SERVICES
Second Lt. Robert G. Ralliff,
I miiosc wue, Hetty, Jives on 111. 4
Community News Briefs
Mrs. G. Frtaman of Eugene
spent the weekend in Roseburg visiting.
Jim Robertson, student at Uni-
- Nu Delta Cabinet meeting,
I.ainka Jtesidence, IBM West Ann,
all ulticivrs and chairmen request
ed to be present. 7 p.m.
Newcomer's Club, Hcd Cross
benelit luncheon at home of Mrs.
Storm Bow.Ver, 1376 SE Main, for
liirther information tall OK 3-8404,
u :m p . m
i Dnialiiirii Rod mnA Gun Club
I Winchester Clubhouse, 8 p.m. ' Hose-fours, recently completed the I versity of Oregon, spent the week
c Fjrt Leader's Ann. so. 1 of,it't'r uasic urse at the Amy's end here visiting his parents, Mr.
Icial room of Presbyterian Church, 7, T V."'. a ?,elu""8-
, . . . . i burg High School and worked for
School board meeting, j I ,,l,um Wholesale I'll h.rr.. i.n.
1(1 a.m.
Dillard '
Douglas High School, 8 p.m.
and Mrs. J. Jar vis Robertson.
Bill Calhoun, student at Univer
sity of Oregon, visited relatives in
Mrs. C. E. Grubbe is able to be 10 Cecil Hugh of this city spent. Bill Tipton has returned here,
out again, alter being ill at her Monday in JUainalo r alls on bust- following a business trip to Port-
home.
land.
David Morgan has returned to Mr. and Mrs. Vondis Millers Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wollenberg
his work in Eugene following a ' and baby of Eugene have arrived ; of San Francisco are here visiting
Rotebora Council of C h u r c h ; and Mrs. Doyl Itatlilf, live at Bar-
Women's executive board, first; slow, Calif.
tenng the Army. His, parents, Mr. Koseburg and his parents in Myr-
stay here with his parents, Mr. here to visit the former's parents,
and Mrs. Chester Morgan. .Mr. and JIr Vondis M'ller Sr.
Gold Star Mothers will meet at: Mrs. W. F. Poorman has return
10 a.m. Wednesday, April 13, at ! ed to Jier home in Salem, following
lie Creek over the weekend.
Presbyterian Church Library room,! Kenn L. wh, is , ' :iT"l,Zl T.lt
Badoura Club, IWlia 1 e m p I e, 9:M a.m. .. .. I scrvinu with the Mare Island ..i... t-.. t...i' ." :"
Daughters of live Nile, dessert sup-1 Drain Cry Council, City Hall, 1 Cruup of ,!le Paetflc Reserve Fleet jt ij,e former's sonT James Baker!
per at home ol Mrs. Earl JJleilt, . p.m. , at Vallejo. Calif. He graduated , wh0 is convalescing from recent
7:.'K) p.m.
Golden Age Club, 7:30 p in., for
further infurntation call Oil 3-3117
or Oil HiWK.
Elks Club Duplicate Bridge Club
Easier party, at .Elks Club, master
point play, 7.1)0 p.m.
Winston Police Reserve, City
Hull, 7:30 p.m.
Roseburg Kiwanis Club, Ump
miii Hotel civic room, noun.
Glide Kiwanis Club, 7:30 p.m.
Associated Volunteei-s card
partv, V'A Hospital recreation bund
ing music room, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Army Reserve, 1014 W. Harv
ard. 8 to 10 p.m.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 215 SE
Jackson, 8 p.m., lor more informa
tion call OH 3-8GUS.
Buckeroo pattern dance lessons,
at the barn, 8 to 10 p.m.
Boots and Calico square dance
j:roup classes, Winston Community
Hall. 8 p.m.
Eagles Auxiliary, 8 p.m.
I Fair Oaks orange, orange nan, ,,., i,,,.,,.,,,.- mh h,.fr
o p.m.
Koseburg I oasimisiress
Swedish Dining Room. 8 p.m
Bertha Rebekahs 188, lOOF Hall,
Canyonvillc.
Post Partum Class, Mercy Hos
pital, 7:30 p.m.
Lookingglass Grange No. 927,
home of William Fcthcram, 8:15
p.m.
Wednesday, April 13
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Roseburg Jaycertes, home
Mrs. Bob Lieurance, 11)53 W. Call)
erine St., election of officers,
n.m.
Tenmile Mother's Club, at club
house, 12:31) p.m.
Stamp Saving Day, Tenmile
School, in Iho hall. 12:15 p.m.
Roseburg Poad Runners Motor
cycle Club, Beckwith's Motorcycle
Shop. Harvard Ave., 7:30 pin.
Air Force Reserve, 1014 W. Har
vard Ave., 8 p.m.
Moose Lodge, jWoosc Hall, 8 p.m.
Doug - Ett's, Sheriff's Mounted
Patrol, fairgrounds, 7:30 p.m.
Drain Chamber of Commerce,
City Hall, noon.
Laurel Lodge 13.
Boots and Calico pallrrn lessons.
WinsUm Community .Building, 8
p.m.
Douglas County Welfare Commis
sion, courthouse annex, 7:30 p.m.
VFW Aoxiliary, Veterans Me
morial Hall. 8 p.m.
Knights of Columbus, St. Jo
seph's Catholic Center Hall, 8 p.m.
Sutherlin Jaycees, Community
Building, 7 p.m.
South Douglas Assembly, Rain
bow for llirls, Masonic Temple,
Canyonvillc, 7.30 p.m.
Die-Hards, Wes and Ben's Fly
ing "A" Service. 2215 NE Diamond
Lake Blvd., 7 p.m.
Nu Delta Club meeting, lunch
hour, program and singing, all stu
dents welcome.
Satan Chauffeurs, at the club
and shop in back of Pre -Mix on
Diamond l.akc Blvd., 7 p.m.
Edelweiss Ski Club, d o u g 1 a s
County Courthouse. 7:30 p.m.
Alanon Family Group, 245 SE
Jackson St., write P.O. Box 301,
Itoschurg for more information,
7:30 p.m.
Philippines Ask Bases
MANILA (AIM-Presidenl Car
los P. (iarcia's bid lor U.S. mis
sile bases in the Philippines drew
strong bipartisan .support in Con
William A. Wheeler, 4(18 W. Agee
St., Roseburg.
Army Sp. S. Lloyd L. Covey, son ,
of Mrs. Viola Slae Boyd, lit. 1,
Roseburg, is participating in an
Army field exercise wilh the 1st
Armored Division in preparation
for overseas movement. Covey, a
mechanic in the division's 123rd
)rtln:inrf K.-itialion. entered the
''f Army in 1954. His wile. Lavona,
lives in Killeen, Tex., and his la
Iber, William J. Covey, in Rose
burg. Two Douglas County sailors re
cently took part in a huge ampliib-'
ious landing in Formosa. They are
Robert J. Francies, seaman ap
prentice, son of iIrs. Alice L.
Francies, 105 SIC Masher Ave.,
Roseburg, and Ronald L. Dell, dis
bursing clerk 3.C., son. of Air. and
Mrs. I.eo H. Dell, tflide. Fran
cies is serving on use destroyer
Morion and Dell on Ihe lank land
ing ship Tioga County.
Pvt. Jerry L. Proctor", son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Proctor, Rt. 3
Box 775, Roseburg, late last month
look part in a 150-mile "desert to
the sea" march wilh units of Ihe
First .Marine Division near Camp
Pendleton. Calif.
Pvt. Howard L. Nutt, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred H. Null. Rt. 1.
Drain, has completed advanced
heavy weapons training at FL
Ord, Calif. He entered the Army
last November and completed ba
sic training at Ft. Ord. Nutt is a
1954 gradutlc of Drain High School
and worked at Drain Plywood Co.
before entering the Army.
Pvt. Robert C. Jenkins Jr., Myr
tle Creek, has completed a basic
Army administration course at J''t.
Ord, Calif. He entered the Army
last November Jenkins is a 1955
graduate of Riddle High School
and graduated from Oregon Stale
College last spring.
Four Douglas County sailors re
cently returned to Alameda, Calif.,
after a seven-monlh tour in the
Western Pacific aboard the attack
aircraft carrier Midway. They are:
Thomas J. Whitely, airman, son
of Mrs. C. It: Wciiher, Oakland;
Verlie W. Welch, .seaman appren
tice, son of M. I.. Welch, Ten
mile; Jack G. HeriJage, store keep
er 3.c, son of Mr. and Mi. Jess
Heritage. 818 W. Haggerty St..
Roseburg. and William J. Burkhart
Jr., seaman, son of Mr. and iMr
surgery.
Vondis Miller, supervisor of
Umpqua Forest, spent last week in ; land returned to their home in
the VFW Hall on Garden valley
Road. A potluck luncheon will be
held at noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard West of
Medford were here Sunday visit
ing the former's lather, George E.
West, and Mrs. West on SE Res
ervoir Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. New-
Laurelwood Sunday, following a va
cation trip to Death Valley and Nevada.
Portland attending to Foresl Serv
ice business. He was joined there
for Saturday by Mrs. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Joiner and
daughter, Diane, of Eugene spent
the weekend in Roseburg visiting
Mrs. Joiner's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Donn Itadabaugh, on SE
Glenn Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tavlor nf
ihk eiiv left Inst wei.k inr Piirilurwl ! Mrs. Foster Bulner of Roseburg
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Black j died in the hospital in Fulton, Ky.,
and Air. and Airs. Darrell Black I Monday, April 11, billowing a
before going to Bellingham, Wash, j three year illness. She had been in
to visit the former's brother for a the hospital the last three months,
few days. She is survived by her husband and
a daughter, Airs. Warren Graham,
Miss Gayle Loromep, who is a I Fulton, Ky.; a sister, Airs. M. J.
nurse in suraerv at Good Sainari-1 Browder, of Portland, and
visit here at the home of Mrs.
Velle Broadway on SE Lane Av
enue. Don Ware, who is doing graduate
study work at University of Ore
gon, spent the weekend here visit
ing his parents, Air. and Mrs. Dar
ley Ware.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chamber
lain of Eugene spent the weekend
here as guests of Air. and Airs.
Robert Miller and family. Cham
berlain is an electrician. The fam-
Mrs. Paul H. Helweg returned j " formerly resided here,
to her home in Laurelwood yester- -en ,
day, following a week in Bend, I nMr' Mrs' "v J' Brumwel
Ore' visiting her son-in-law and ?,n(1 10 ,ch'1('':n f Eugene spent
daughter, Mr. and Airs. Richard " ""A . "
Carl Murray, and her sister, Mrs.
Gervais, and children.
Mrs. Morgan Davidson, sister of
less today. Garcia said he would t William J. Burkhart, Rt. 4, Hose-
like to see the most modern Amer
ican weapons stationed in his
country, including atomic weap
ons and missiles.
burg.
Ian Hospital in Portland, left Sun
day evening for Portland, following
a slay since Friday here visiting
her parents, Mr. and Airs. E. V.
Lorenzen.
Mrs. L. W. Riley left today for
Corvallis lo spend the next two
weeks assisting in the care of her
first grandchild, Robert Leonard
Williams, who was born April 8,
lo her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Airs. Peter S. Williams.
Miss Leola Lorenzen left Sunday
morning for Pullman, Wash.,
where she is doing special studies
and is also teaching at Washington
Stale College, following the week
of spring vacation visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Airs. E. V. Lorenzen,
on SE Blakeley Avenue. She was
accompanied home by a friend,
Aliss Alarjorie Miller, of New Jer
sey, who is doing graduale work
al Washington Sta'.e. Mrs. Loren
zen and Leola and Aliss Miller
spent last Monday and Tuesday at
Ihe coast, after which Aliss Alillcr
left from Eugwne on the Cascaoe
Limited for San Francisco to spend
the remainder of the week of
spring vacation and Airs. Lorenzen
and Leola returned to Roscburg.
ter. Airs. Butner. Mrs. Davidson
was 83 at the lime of her death.
A baked food sale will be spon
sored by the Douglas County Assn.
Tor Retarded Children as a benelit
for Parks School Saturday. April
10. in front of Svoboda's Tots to
Teens Shop. A feature of the sale
will be especially decorated Easi
er cakes. Those desiring to do
nate for Ihe sale arc asked to call
either OR 2-1148 or OS 9-5506.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gibbons
have returned to their home on
Terrace Drive, following atrip
lo Scottsdale, Ariz., where they
spent five days al the A. G. Hen
ningers' Azaura Apartments and
were joined there by their daugh
ter, Jc-anie, who arrived there by
plane from Columbia, Mo., where
she is a student at Stephens Col
lege. Air. and Airs. Gibbons were
accompanied back to Roseburg by
the former's sister Airs. W. II. Bo-
lin, of Fair Oaks, Calif., who visit
ed them for a few days and was
then joined by her son and daughter-in-law.
.Mr. and Airs. Delmar
Bolin, of Stockton, Calif., who stay-;
ed overnight and then took her;
back to her home in Calilornia
Larue Crain, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jarding
and baby son, Joey, of Eugene vis
ited over the weekend with Airs,
.larding's aunt, Airs. William Dame
wood, owner of the Silver Nook
Grille, and in Myrtle Creek wilh
her parents. Air. and Airs. George
.Montgomery. Airs. Jarding is the I
former Sharon Alontgomery of this
city.
Of interest here is a recent let
ter lo the Roseburg Chamber of
Commerce in regard to an ad Ihe
chamber will publish in the July
issue of Holiday magazine. The
letter was signed by Zelia Zigler,
who is with Holiday magazine,
Philadelphia, Pa., and who is a
first cousin of Airs. L. J. Crafton
of this city. Miss Ziegler's father
and mother, Fred Zigler and Car
rie Sykes Zigler, were married in
Roscburg and then moved to Port
land to reside. Aliss Zigler spent
many summers vacationing in
Roseburg as she was growing up.
Ihe former's sisters, Airs. Arthur
H. Baum and Mrs. Edgar Lewis.
G. W. (Bill) Wharton of Salem
spent the weekend in Roseburg vis
iting his parents. Air. and Mrs.
J. R. Wharton, on W. Elizabeth
Street.
Jot Bovington of Eugene, was
here Saturday for the opening of
John William Robertsons Shell
Service Station. He is area super
visor for the company.
Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson
have returned to their home in
this city, following a couple of
weeks in Seattle and other points in
Washington visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. L. M. Nelson of Seattle and
Airs. R. It. Atchison of Oswego,
Ore., spent the last several days
here visiting their brother-in-law
and sister, Air. and Airs. Paul Jen
kins, and left Alonday for their
homes.
Gordon Singleton has returned to
his work in Portland, following the
weekend here with his parents, Air.
and Airs. George L. Singleion. He
came especially to attend funeral
services for his maternal grand
father, J. B. Hcnslee.
Miss Martha Young of Seattle
arrived in Roseburg Sunday to vis
it until Thursday with her brother-in-law
and sister. Air. and Airs.
R. R. Clarke, on SE Kane Street,
and with l.er brother and sister-in-law,
Air. and Airs. E. G. Young,
on Hawthorne Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horn of
this city lefl last week for Ari
zona on their vacation.
Mrs. Roy W. Sedell, who is a
medical patient at Douglas Com
munity Hospital, is reported improving.
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Hail Tiros Achievement
MKI.BOl'HNE. Australia (AIM
Australian weathermen say they
have known for a week ahout the
hurricane spotted by Tiros 1. hut
I hey hailed the American weather
salellite's report as a "magnifi
cent achievement."
The .Melbourne Weather Bureau
placed the eye of Ihe hurricane
1.000 miles east of Brisbane as or
Sunday noon. This was only 2UU
miles from Ihe position fixed by
Tiros' camera in what Washing
ton believed was the first report
of Ihe storm.
A spokesman for the bureau
said the hurricane was moving
southeastward. So tar no damage
has been reported, he said.
By' NETTIE WOODRUFF
Plans for a number of social
events were made and discussed
at a recent meeliiiK of the Mel
rose PTA. Those events discusser)
were the school picnic, Easter par
ties, pre-schoul tea and the annua!
sixth-graders' night. The Melrose
hand provided, entertainment.
4-Hers Tour
Members of Ihe Dinky Creek 4-H
Club who went to Corvallis recent
ly, lo lake a tour through the col
lege livestock barns and view var
ious experiments were Norma, j
Karen and Charles l.tish, Jamc
and Ocnnis Grace. They accom
panied Frank von Borstel, county
4-11 agent, to Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. L. It. Allied and
family moved recently from Joel
son ltd., to a home in north Rosc
burg. Allied is employed as a car
penter.
Ihe former Carson Ison place.
which Jim Howard bought and re
modeled has been sold lo the War
ren Ward family, which move.;
from Broccoli Lane.
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Mr. and Sirs. Frank Smilh of
Los Angeles, Calif., arc spending
some time in Melrose attending to
properly interests.
Helliwell Moves
Ernest Helliwell lias moved into
the guesl anu.se on the Frank
Smith property lo be near his
daughter, Mrs. henore Cooper,
who is residing in the Smith
home.
Spending a day with V.. C. Bur
sik and family were his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
George Kohanes, of Coos Bav.
Mrs. Kohancs is the former June
Bursik. I
Mrs. Clarson Chit wood and Mrs.
Jack Trusty spent a day in Eu
gene last week attending to busi-1
ness. i
Miss Ginger Buscnbark and Miss
Gerry Burgess spent the past week
end in Corvallis attending a re
treat and visiting the former's sis-1
ters, JoAnn Buscnbark and Da- j
lenc Withycomhc.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. !
Carl Hamlin and sons were Mr.
and Mrs. Paul W'cslbrook, Mr. and
Mrs. Bvron B'esthronk and son i
Kim. and B?n Brown all of El iSo
brantc, Calif.
Turkish Towns Rocked
IZM1H. Turkey (API A strong'
earthquake rocked this ancient
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Aegean' region of Turkey early to
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