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MRS. MATIE HELLER, Glendale, receives from W. L. (Suds)
Sutherlin the Folger Coffee Question Man's prize, a West
inghouse rooster, when he visited Glendale briefly last
week. (Picture by Fox Studio)
Glendale Woman Is Winner
Of Question Man's Prize
Cousin From Cauda, Other Relatives Visit In Glendale
By MRS. G. B. FOX I will visit relatives in Glendale or 'School last spring, was hospitalized' Cecil Munyon of RIenilalc recent
Sirs. AH Clarke of Glendale re-1 about a month. for several davs rerentlv in the lv underwent medical treatment at
ccntly was visited by her cousin,! .Mr. and Mrs. Gcorsje Mayor and Hosue Vallev .Memorial Hospital, the Josephine General Hospital in
.Mrs. Andrew Osier of Canada, family and -Mr. and .Mrs. J. K. - suffering with a throat infection Grants Pass,
whom she had not seen for 40 Bryan and family drove to Port- and virus flu. Her mother, Mrs.i jr and Mrs Sid Perrv of Glen
years, and by her brother-in-law land recently to visit the Oregon Mary Allen, of Aalia drove to dale visited w'nh their son Dill
and sister, .Mr. and Mrs. Blake Ceramics Show in the Masonic .Medford to he with her daughter. aIU f.imnv in Fugcne over a re
Miller of Cave Junction. j Temple They also visited the new Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sparks of cent weekend.
Aunt Visit zoo and the Museum of Science i.if,,,-,i f,, ,,.,- i:i.,,i-,i mo.i mi,., nhniinc f r:i.,.i.,i
v"-""'" " ......v.... uieius, moved to Azalea recently.
Calif., has been visit!.-.; her niece, .Mrs. Folly Cooper and Mrs.lThev will he at the home of her
Mrs. Blaine Johnson, of Azalea. Alta Wilkcrson drove to Salem last partnts Mr and Mrs Henry Gae-
Mrs. Kdith Martin has returned , week to visit -with Mrs. Wilker- dei ke for a time
to Glendale after a two-week trip son's son, Jerry, at the blind school j Mi ' and .Mrs Bill Wilder of
to California. She visited with her; there. They attended the Parents' j M,',un't Shasta Calif visited his
lamer uiu ins wiie, iir. ami mi s. ; insiuuio ano were snown inrougn parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Gil
r.. c. iimmou, in
with three aunts, Mrs
All Not Well Amona
os Colonists
Now Taking Pre Registration
FULLERTON PTA
KINDERGARTEN
Please Coll Mrs. J. C. Currier
OR 2-1900
Mrs. Matie Heller, Glendale old
timer, was the surprised recipient
of the Folger Coffee Question
Man's prize, a Westinghouse roast
er, when he visited Glendale briefly
last week. Mrs. Heller, 82, could
scarcely believe the news when W.
L. (Suds) Sutherlin, wearing the
huge red and yellow "Question
Man" button, made the presenta
tion. She had always considered
herself unlucky in contests and
give-aways.
Mrs. Heller has been a resident
of Glendale for 57 years, coming
here in 1903. She is a widow and
has two children, Mrs. Murrie.l
Karger of Eureka, Calif., who ar
rived Thursday for a visit over
Mother's Day, and John Allen Hel
ler of Empire.
Mrs. Heller has been . Glendale
city treasurer since 1950. She is a
member of both the Eastern Star
and Rebckah lodges and has held
high offices in each.
The OES lodge, of which she
has been a member for the past
38 years, honored her two years
ago for having been their secre
tary for a period of 31 years. In
a way, Mrs. Heller has become a
symbol in the Eastern Star Lodge.
They named their social club the
George Tipp, Newberry
Manager, Transferred
George E. Tipp, manager of the
J. J. Newberry store in Roseburg,
has received official notice that he
will be transferred to San Francis
co. He is to report at his new as
signment May 23.
Tipp will be replaced here by
R. E. McNealy. McNealy has fol
lowed Tipp to two new assign
ments. The latter was manager at
the Rapid City, S. Dak., store
when transferred to Roseburg, and
he was replaced there by McNealy.
That was two years ago in March.
The new manager is expected to
arrive in Roseburg Monday.
Matie Club. They regularly cele
brate Matie night at the meeting
closest to her birthday, April 20.
While she may never have won
prizes before, she does get birth
day gifts. On Matie Night this year
she was crowned "Queen For A
Night."
Mrs. Heller was born in a little
town called, Embarrass, Minn.;
but she's never embarrassed for
lack of friends, apparently, or sur
prises either.
The Question Man, "Suds" Suth
erlin, is a native of Douglas Coun
ty, by the way. His grandfather
was the early days landholder who
built the town of Sutherlin.
Hospital News
Round Prairie Lumber
Building New Dry Kiln
Round Prairie Lumber Co. has
started construction of a fourth
dry kiln at its plant southeast of
Dillard.
According to Gene Krewson, one
of the owners, it will be possible
In Mt-v n tn 9 OOO (WMl h-rH. ?"!
of lumber a month with the new
kiln, which is expected to be in
operation within another CO days.
The company dries most of its
lumber now, but the additional
kiln will make it possible to pro
cess green lumber faster during
periods of heavier demand.
Two Roseburg Doctors
Added To Rolls Of OPS
Two Roseburg physicians are
listed among 32 added to the roll
of those participating in Oregon
Thvsicians' Service, bringing the
total roster to 1,136, according to
Joseph E. Harvey, Jr., president
of OPS.
Thev are Gerald L. Casebolt and
Daniel A. Halferty.
Participating physicians are
those who accept OPS payments
as "payment in full," so there is
no additional billing, it is announc
ed. Harvcv said cry section of
ine stale is oeing aeneu.
- Visiting Hours
2 to 3:30 p.m. and 7 to I p.m.
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitted
Medical: Mrs. Russell Madison,
Mrs. William Snell, Mrs. Chester
Setters, Mrs. Fred Miller, Rose
burg; Dan Sitsler, Glide; Arlee
Roberson, Coos Bay.
Surgery: Mrs. Virgil Pease, Rose
burg; Mrs. Richard Ahlvers, Win
ston; Melody Cook, Myrtle Creek.
Discharged
Rande Brown, Robin Stead, Rich
ard Blchm, Mrs. Marvin Dummert,
Mrs. Robert Woods and son, Rock
Lindsy, Mrs. James Artman and
daughter, Gerri Lee, Roseburg; Al
bert McQueen, Eugene.
Mercy Hospital
Admitted
Medical: Mrs. Richard Frcese,
Mrs. Ralph Beamer, Mrs. Francis
Horak, Roseburg.
Surgery: Scott Mitchell, Mrs.
Barton Nelson, Roseburg.
' Discharged
Mrs. Thomas Hobbs, Mrs. Har
old Bailey, Traymon Moore, Thom
as Chartier, Marion Fisher, Mrs.
Ralph Jarvis and daughter, Gloria
Jean, Mrs. Randolph Sloctim and
son, Randolph Michael, Roseburg;
Rodney Harvey, Winchester; Mrs.
C. B. Irons and daughter, Cath
ryn Ann, Mrs. Carl Cox and daugh
ter, Janet Elaine, Sutherlin.
Roseburg Women Return
Mrs. Al May, Douglas County di
rector of Oregon Tuberculosis
Assn., and Mrs. Al Coney, execu
livp secretary, have returned to
Roseburg from a two-day meet
ing of the Oregon Tuberculosis and
Health Assn., held in Portland.
Dr. Wendell Van Loan intro
duced a panel discussion on the
urgency of tuberculosis eradica
tion through the use of chemo
therapy. One member warned the
moment may pass when the drugs
we have are effective as weapons
in an all-out assault on the disease.
Abalea Meeting Changed!
At a recent meeting of the Aza
lea Grange, it was announced that
the May social meeting will be
held May 19, being moved up from
the regular Friday date because
of the election.
During the lecturer's program,
the children's square dance group
presented several numhers. They
were led by Ardilh Meyers. About
65 parents and children were pres
ent for the square dancing, reports
Mrs. j. u. fox, correspondent.
MODEST 3f AIIIEXS
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"Moybe w'r lUting too elo to th orchestral
Bakersfield; ' the school and the Children's Clin- hn
ttose Wilson ic.
of Bakersfield, Mrs. Evelyn Dress-1 Women Movo
er of Long Beach and Mrs. Emma Mrs. Edith Leonard and her
Russner of Watsonville; and -with i mother, .Mrs. Nell Molner, who
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Perano of j have been visiting with Mrs. Hush
Long Beach. She was aceonipan-l Morrell in Glendale have moved
ied home by Stella Martin who; to Grants Pass where Mrs. Leon
ard is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Benny Moore of
Corvallis visited over a recent
weekend with her parents, Mr. and
a I . Airs, i.ewis I'rice, m liicnnale.
Imttlnnnttne f Alinietr Miss Doralee Allen of Med-
WUIUJJUUU) "lUIIUia furd a gra(iua,e 0f Glendale High
SEATTLE (AP) - Letters re
ceived here this week indicated all
was not peaches and cream
among the Galapagos Islanders, a
highly-publicized group of colonists
headed for an island off the coast
of Ecuador.
A group of 32 colonists, headed
by Don Harrsch of Seattle, al-1
ready is on the island, San I noto
rial. A second group of 77 persons
is in Los Angeles. i
One of the colonists, Loren Tom- i
linson, 19, Seattle, wrote his moth
er, Mrs. Emery L. Tomlinson, he
thought the sponsoring company,
Island Development Co., was go
ing to dissolve. I
The colonists put up $2,500 a
family to join the group. They
hoped to catch tuna and lobster
and to grow cocoa to finance their
venture.
Another colonist, Don Wold, 18,
Seattle, wrote his mother, Mrs.
Harold Wold, that "if it were not
for Alexander S. Rcuss, a com
pany vice president aboard Uic
Western Trader at Los Angeles,
we would all quit."
In Seattle, Ron Nelson, manager
of the Island Development office,
said seven houses are being re
furbished at Wreck Bay, San Cris
tobal, and work is going ahead on
dock repairs and on a refrigerat
ing plant. He said he had heard
of no dissatisfaction at the island.
is visiting with her son-in-law and
Jackson, and family in N o r t h
Bend.
Jack Dillon, who was hospital
ied last week following an auto
mobile accident, . has been re
leased from the hospital hut will
of Azalea recently. They also he unable to return to work for
visited wilh Wiltler's sister, Mrs. some time due to soreness in his
Viola Carraway, of Glendale. 'chest and shoulders.
MODERN
FLOOR COVERING
Big
7th Anniversary
SALE
FREE
Throw Rug
27x34 Throw Rug To The
First Person In Our Store Mon
doy from Sutherlin. A 17.95
Value from Roseburg's No. 1
Floor Covering Store.
Missing Marion
Family Returns
SALEM (AP) A missing Ma
rion County family turned up not
to be missing at all.
Mr. and Mrs. Wester L. Rhoades
and their four children arrived
at their home just as sher
iff's deputies were launching an
investigation into . their where
abouts. A neighbor, Mrs. Amelia Feller,
called the Marion County sheriff's
office late Wednesday night to re
port the family had not been seen
since last Friday.
Their home, in the Broadacres
district north of Woodburn, was
inlact and only bedding was miss
ing. Sheriff's deputies said the
Rhoades told him that they started
out to visit friends at Boring last
Friday, then decided to go fishing
in the Bend area.
Later they changed their minds
and headed on a camping junket
to Redding, Calif.
Deputies said, Airs. Rhoades
was taken ill and hospitalized at
Klamath Falls.
She wss discharged from the
hospital Wednesday and the fam
ily headed home.
Vital Statistics
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Dr. Scofield
PALMER CHIROPRACTOR
USING THE
X-RAY and N.C.M.
TO HELP LOCATE THE
CAUSE OF
SINUS TROUBLE
Phone OR 3-5133
840 Rifle Range Road
Marriage Licenses
Orin L. Gulseth and Nina B.
Guinn, both of Sutherlin.
Smith B. Prowell and Jessie H.
Prowell, both of Roseburg.
Isaac Dalton Thomas and Edith
Mae Trotter, both of Oakland.
Hoy E. Cooke and Gracie M.
Wolfe, both of Eugene. j
Felix Stearn and Ella B. Cor
nclt, both of Weaverville, Calif.
Harvey Eugene Hatcher and
Rosie .Marie Birchfield, both of
Roseburg,
Leo V. Wilson, Oakland, and
Barbara L. Short, Sutherlin.
Einar Albert Beck Jr. and Janet
Kuykendall, both of Roseburg.
Clifford E. Mobley and Peggy
J. Garboden, both of Canyonvillo.
Milk Production
Shows Increase
WASHINGTON (AP)-Milk pro
duction is running about one per
cent ahead of a year ago.
The Agricultural .Marketing
Service said Thursday production
during the first four monlhs of
this year totaled 41,700.000.000
pounds or about one-half billion
pounds more than in the like per
iod last year.
Considered relative to popula
tion, April production was at the
rate of 2 1 pounds daily per capita
about the same as in April last
year but B per cent below the
1949-58 April average.
Accordions
FOR SALE
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INCLUDES EIGHT
FREE LESSONS
For Boys & Girls
Ages 5 to 15 Years
GRAVE'S
MUSIC
516 S. E. Jackson
Phone OR 2-1621
Roseburg, Oregon
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ATTENTION
KIRBY OWNERS
If you purchased a Kirby vacuum cleaner
n or before 1952 call the local Kirby office
about factory replacement. Thit offer is
limited . . . call now!
OR 3-6356
2161 N.E. Stephens
FROM NINE TO FIVE
By Jo Fischer
"You lucky guy , . . going to work on Saturdays!"
Sat., May 14, 1960 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. II
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