The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, June 08, 1960, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextCommunities Have Time To Alter Census Count PORTLAND (AP) Oregon communities have a little time to correct things if they are unhappy with tho census figures, the League of Oregon Cities said Mon day, i If cities are displeased with the count, they can start "were you counted?" campaigns, the league said. The Federal Census Bureau then will correct things if discrep ancies are found. The state Census Board also will make new surveys upon request, the league said. Census figures can be important to towns, for the more people there are, the bigger some appro priations will be from federal and state governments, Nadine Spotted MANILA (AP) Manila's weather bureau issued a warning to Pacific shipping today on tropi cal storm Nadine and its 65-mile-an-hour center winds. The ttorm was last spotted 600 miles north east of the Philippines' northern tip, moving northeastward at 12 miles an hour. Former Camas Valley Teacher, Family Moves To Portland Area By MRS. WILLIAM BANKS Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weims have moved from Camas Valley to the Portland area. Weims had been a teacher in the Camas Val ley School for the past year, oc cupying the Dwight Pope home. The Pope home will be occupied by the Warren Brenner family. Brenner is the newly appointed school superintendent. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ashenber ner spent several days at the home of Mrs. Ashenberner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore, recently. Robert Thrush has returned to his clajses at Oregon State Col lege at Corvallis following a re cent weekend spent at the home of his family, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Thrush. Jones Family Moves Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jones and family have moved into the Bill Schmidt rental on Burma Road. Jones is a teacher in the Camas Valley High School. Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson have moved to Gresham for an in- ATTENTION KIRBY OWNERS If you purchased a Kirby vacuum cleaner on or before 1952 call the local Kirby office about factory replacement. This offer is limited . . . call now! OR 3-6356 2161 N. E.Stephens definite period of time. He had been a teacher in the Camas Val ley School, residing in the Metho dist Church parsonage. They will reside on the senior Nelsons acre age while they are on an extend ed tour. The Rev. Roy Knight, minister of the Camas Valley Methodist Church, was released from Doug las Community Hospital recently following a severe attack of flu. Mrs. Hattie Long, mother of Mrs. Louis Papst, is a patient at Mer cy Hospital following a stroke. Mrs. Long, a former resident of Camas Valley is reported to be improving. Kirkendall Now Home led Kirkendall is home for a few days following a series of treatments for the arm operation he underwent recently in Portland. He will return for further treat ment in the near future. Lyle Ice is in Portland as the Camas Vallev Methodist Church delegate to the State 'Methodist Church Conference. . Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Jones recently were for mer residents, Mr. and Mrs. Dean McFall and Mr. and Mrs. R. E McFall. The Jones's son. Glenn, a stu dent of the University of Oregon in Eugene spent a recent weekend with his parents. Accompaning uenn was JCern Ulson, also a stu dent at the University. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton McCann and two children, Dennis and Kathy, of Albany spent the Me mortal Day weekend visiting at the homes of his sisters and fam ilies, Mrs. John Looney and Mrs. ueraia Looney. Charges Courtship MOSCOW (AP) The news paper Soviet Russia claimed to day that the United States is courting Portugal because it in tends to set up ballistic missile oases in the Azores. Vatican Seeks Solution To Japan Birth Enigma VATICAN CITY (AP) L'Os servatore Romano hat appealed to less crowded nations to help Japan ease its population problem by means other than the "collec tive homicide" of birth control. The Vatican newspaper sug gested Japanese be given wider opportunities for emigration and greater possibilities for work. The newspaper carried a summary of Japan's population probem and efforts to meet it. "Millions of lives are destroyed in sperm or are impeded from existing through contraceptive measures and the legal practice of abortion on the widest scale," the paper said editorially. "The responsibility for this erave violation of natural laws falls morally upon those countries of the West which by their doc trines or their examples were the promoters of this (birth control) policy which today extends widely through the Orient, even in India, and also among some Western countries even if on a lesser scale. Stratosphere Balloon Nears End Of Flight BRUNSWICK, Ga. (AP) A 500 foot diameter balloon today ap proached the end of a three-day flight into the stratosphere to gather information about cosmic rays. The huge balloon, described as the world's largest, is expected to complete its journey at 3:30 p.m. when it will drop a para chute containing nuclear emulsion films used to record the cosmic rays. The information obtained will be studied by scientists of 13 nations. The balloon was over Biloxi Miss., Monday night moving west ward at a speed of 10 miles per hour at an altitude of about 114, 000 feet. The balloon was launched from the Glynco Naval Air Station at Brunswick Sunday morning. T While The Boss Is Away f The Boys Will Play! f ll ' . Mr. Oerding has gone to New York for the graduation of his son Jim lt 'A from West Point, He will be gone for 3 weeks. He left specific instructions I ' vA ' that this merchandise must go. Come in for the kind of deal you have' A '.'JW . .. .. .always wanted.. No reasonable offer will be refused. ' yv i f FISHING ) TACKLE Vl Price ff HAND I I TOOLS I 1 10 off X We're Wheelin' and Dealin' If you don't like the price we have in the ad-come in and make us an offer - Admiral. Model 12R4D 12cu.fr. J Refrigerator Reg. 309.95 With NOW w Trade All PAINT If L 270 Off Admiral 40" RANGE 14888wh Model R6400 Reg. 249.95 Trade Kelyinator Automatic Washer 188 Model WA2PF Regular 239.95 Now with trade 17"Admirai PORTABLE TV SETS 2 Only Were $189.95 158.33 Kelvinator Portable Dishwasher Regular 189,95 NowljlS 8 8 8 f Housewares 2 10 Off r I ALL A ) Giftwares 1 25ofJ h Model 20-44 3 BOLENS 5 ) TILLERS I While They Last j $119.88 1 Melrose Family Takes Vacation RCA Whirlpool Upright Freezer 20 cu. ft. Regular 599.95 Now 288.88 RCA Whirlpool Refrigerator 17888 Cross Top Freeier 10 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator Handy Door Shelves With Trade All MAiirrnc i Mil IIIWIII.IJ III Stock Will Be Sold While The Boss Is Away For 10 Above Cost ' Sorry No Trade-Ins By NETTIE WOODRUFF Mr. and Mrs. Don Isakson and children of Melrose have left On a vacation trip to California. They plan to visit (riends in San Jose and Sacramento and will also visit the World Mission to Children in that area. They were accom panied to Sacramento by Janie Thompson who will spend some time Willi ncr sister, oaye, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Burke and two sons have left on a vacation trip. The former will go to Chi cago, 111., to attend the Moose Lodge convention and Mrs. -Burke and sons will visit relatives m Minneapolis, Minn. - . Sister Visited Brian Fargeter left last week to Spend several days in Pullman, Wash., with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Phil lips. He was accompanied from Woodburn by his cousin, Steve Far geter. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Prowell of Coos Bay were in Melrose ever a recent weekend to help their daugh ter, Mrs. J. Dew, and family move from Hayden Road to North Bend. Mrs. Rose Teagardcn of Port land visited friends here last week. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Nickolaus and family were his brother, Gilbert, of Richland, Wash., and a cousin, Leslie True blood, and family of Seaside. if! Oerding's Super 'Hardware FROM NINE TO FIVE Bv Jo Fischer "Quick Open the window! It's your perfume! You know I can't stand strong smells!" . Wed., June 8, 1960 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore, if The Crossword Punk For Today Watery Words Answer to Previous Punte ACEOSS S Rich earth 1 River In 4 Malicious Arizona , .un!inI B German river SA'o-SMOa SRlverln Texas 13 Implement 14 Girl's name . 15 Property 17 Morning moisture ,108!1ias'fcIend 16 Accustoms 21 Undraped rear 7 Tree trunk 8 Senior 9 Lay down again 10 Always , UHirds IfWELk TOP BAND lllSl.ES ERE AESl Ehiis ! 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