10 Th Nw-Review, Roseburg, Oft. Thur., July 28, 1960
East Douglas Farm Bureau Hears Talk
By JEAN RADCLIFFE
Barbara Miller, a 4-H club mem
ber who wai guest speaker at the
East Douglas Fa.-m Bureau meet
ing recently, tnld of her experienc
es at 4-H summer school in Cor
vallis. The Farm Bureau had awarded
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California, Colorado Families
Visit Recently At Days Creek
By VIRGINIA MARTIN
Recent visitors at the Raymond
Spore home in Days Creek were
Mr. and Mrs. Marcel San Pedro
and daughters of Pico River.
Calif. Also visiting were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wilcox and Mrs. Bell
Witty of Fort Collins, Colo. All are
former Days Creek residents.
Girl Braaks Arm
Camille Eliefson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eliefson, broke
her left arm in two places while
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Roy I.,
llouch Jr. in Grants Pass. Camille
was climbing the ladder which
leads into the llouch family's swim
ming pool when she slipped and
fell hack to the ground.
Visiting in the home of Mrs. Oni
I la ilendrix and family is her broth
I er. Pete Martin, and family. Mrs.
Hendrix and her visitors went to
Eugene recently to visit her son,
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Merrill, who is in serious condi
tion as a result of a logging acci
dent about two months ago.
Recent visitors in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crume were
the latler's sister, Mrs. Roy Hen
derson and family of Lakewood,
Calif.
Chartering a boat to fish out in
the ocean at Winchester Bay over a
recent weekend were Hoy Mat
thews, Ralph Martin, Harry Mar
tin and son, Jerry, William Kor
shea and Wayne Oxford. Ona salm
on and one cod were hauled into
the boat.
Surgery Ptrformtd
Mrs. Howard Kisling, formerly a
resident of Days Creek, underwent
major surgery on her back recent
ly. She is in Franklin Hospital,
14th and fioe Streets, Room 214,
San Francisco, Calif.
Visiting in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Martin and family is
the latler's sister, Mrs. Robert Er
skine, and family from Mt. Bryd
ges, Ontario, Canada. Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Bloomer from F.ugene
also drove to the Robert .Martin
home for recent visit.
Recent visitors in the home of
the Rev. Alice May Woolley was
her brother, John Woolley, and
family and Air. and Mrs. Alvin
and Mrs. Gene Elliott from Flor
ence also visited with Miss Wool
ley recently.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Wood and
family of Eugene were recent vis
itors in the Harry Martin home.
Crumas Visitwd
Recent visitors of the Paul
Crume family were the l.ee Pear
cy family from Norwalk. Calif.,
and the Jim Clegg family from
Whittier, Calif. Both families were
en route to Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stroke of Med
ford recently visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Eliefson.
While her husband was fishing,
Mrs. Harry Marlin and daughter,
Karen, visited at North Bend with
another daughter, Mrs. Wayne Ox
ford.
The Rev. Alice May Woolley has
returned from a 10-day vacation
in northern California.
Recent visitors in thp home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Martin and
family were his sister, Mrs.- Har
old Ritter, and family of Brants
Pass.
Roy Matthews journeyed to Ash
land lo bring his grandsons to
Days Creek to spend the remaind
er of the summer with him.
Sutherlin Fire
Chief Sets
Permit Time
By BARBARA LI ESINGER
Because of prevailing dry wea
ther conditions, no nurning permits
will be issued between the hours
of 10 a m. and 7 p.m.. Sutherlin
Hre Chief Jerry Uemulh said.
DeMulh also asked property own
ers to take every precaulion to
prevent the outbreak of tires dur
ing uie ury season.
Group Vacations
Vacationing at Honeyman Park
last week were Mrs. Lloyd Harris
and children Karen. Bruce and
Jody; Mrs. Tom McKinney and
I. any of Green; and Terry Gable
ot Wilbur.
A new Sutherlin resident is Jac
ques Forniiitin, who recently ar
rived from Biussells, Belgium, for
malin has accepted einpoyment al
Sutherlin Machine Works and will
be joined next month by his wife
and family.
Mr. and Mrs.. Stanley Chilton
left recently for a vacation of sev
eral days at Reno, Nev. On Iheir
return they plan lo dispose of Iheir
home on Terrace Lane and move
to Springfield, as an employee of
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.
Relatives Visit
Out-of-state visitors last week at
Ihe home of Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Happ were the former's brolher-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lea
ford Gold, and daughter, Deanna,
and son, Ronnie, of Bradfielcl, Mo.
As this was the Golds' first trip
lo Oregon the two families drove
lo various points of interest, in
cluding a trip to Craler Lake. They
also spent a day deep sea filling
near Winchester Bay.
ASSN. PLANS PICNIO
The Douglas County Retired
Teachers's Assn. will meet Satur
day al ihe I'mpqua I'ark for a pic
nic dinner at 12:30 p.m. Vincent
Wroble of the recrealion depart
ment al the Veteran's Administra
tion will be the speaker. Election
of officers will be held. Jessie
Thomas, Crace Sawyers and Nellie
(rimes are to be hostesses.
drink
clean taste!
Bean Picking Now Underway
At Garden Valley Residence
By ADDIE SCHNEIDER
Bean picking has begun at the
Arola patch in Garden Valley.
Eight large freight boxes were
i picked the first day and hauled
to Roseburg to be shipped to a
i cannery in Woodburn. A total of
116 pickers are registered.
Jubilee Attended
Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller and Bill
and Eddie went to Areata, Calif.,
to attend the Lumberman and Log
gers Jibilee. Miller entered the
contests but was handicapped with
an injured arm he received at the
Albany Timber Festival.
Mrs. Sig Madson and her sis
ter, Mrs. Louella Devoe, of Cas
per, Wyo., recently spent two days
Jimmie D. Motley, Sp4, U.S.
Army Reserve, son of Mr. Willis
M. Mosley, Glendaie, has success
fully completed a two-week train
ing period in the field at Head
quarters, 285 Evacuation Hospital,
rort Lewis, Washington.
Norman Lte Parr, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Parr of Sutherlin,
lett June 28 for Fort Ord, Calif.,
wnere ne will undergo basic train
ing. Upon completion of his basic
training Pvt. Parr will go directly
to Washington, D.C. for 20 weeks
of schooling, after which he will
tour the country with the Army
band.
Marine Lance Cpl. Ronald P.
Bates, son of Mrs. Ethel M. Bates
of Route 1, Box 225, Roseburg,
Ore., departed San Diego, Calif.,
June 28, with an overseas draft
aboard the naval transport ship
Bear. The draft will replace per
sonnel serving wilh the Third Ala
rine Division in the Ear East.
Terry G. County, seaman ap
prentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Brian C. Counts of Star Route,
box zau, Winston, ore., is serving
aboard Ihe tactical command ship
USS Northampton in the Atlantic.
Marine Pvt. Daniel H. Hartle.
son of if. F. Harlle of Route 3,
box ibia, noseourg. Ore., and
Ma rine Pvt. Edward L. Kenwor
thy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J.
rvenwonny ot 2017 N.E. Fremont
Ave., Roseburg. completed four
weeks of individual combat train
ing June 28 at Ihe Marine Corps
Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif.
Army PFC Francis P. Coancu,ll
2.1, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
H. Coggswell, Yoncalla, Ore., re
cently graduated from the 10-week
v corps' Kadio Operators School
in Darmstadt, Germany.
Army PFC Luther Robinett, 24,
son of Mrs. Radael Rohinptt RiH.
die; Ore., recenlly participated
with oilier nprsnnnel (mm tha ctk
Division's 18th Infantry in a five-
udy river crossing exercise in
Werthcim, Germany.
Oklahoma Resident
Vivits In Dixonville
By JEAN RADCLIFFE
Mrs. Mollie Sutherland of Sand
Springs, okla., is spending the
summer with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Klmer
Robinson, and family of Dixonville.
Portlands Visit
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Boone of
Portland were recent house guests
of Mrs. Kdna Sponougle.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Quiniby had
as their houseguests over a recent
weekend Air. and Mrs. C. M. Hcile
of Klamalh Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. George Krueger
and children camped out at Little
Cultus Lake over a recent week
end. Herald Rust, accompanied by
his sons. Jack and Larry, are
working al rowers this week.
Mrs. Doris Wadsworth will leave
for Turlock, Calif., this week to
bring her daughters, Cindy, Christy
and Connie, home after having
spent the past six weeks visiting
their grandparents there.
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visiting Mrs. Madson's son, Alan,
at the Cinnamon Butte Lookout.
Mrs. Devoe and children. Steve
and Donna, have now left with
her father, George Solberg, for
Bend.
Ellen Michel is in the St. Vin
cent Hospital in Portland where
she will undergo surgery . She
would enjoy hearing from her
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hughes
and children. Gorda Lee and Don
ald, have returned from a vaca
tion at Lake Tahoe. Calif. They
uinra hniua 0iiAul nf hie hnthfr
Dallas Hughes, at his King's Beach
home. Other places of interest vis
ited were Squaw Valley and Reno,
Nev. Before returning home they
also spent a day at Crater Lake.
Boy Is III
Robbie Johnson, S year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Johnson
has returned to Sacred Heart Hos
pital in Eugene due to complica
tions following an operation. His
molher is staying in Eugene to be
near him. His father and sisters
and brother visited him over the
past weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ritchie will
be honored with a bon-voyae pic
nic at the Ray Young home Friday
at 6:30 p.m. All community friends
are inviled to come. The Ritchies
will leave in August for Scotland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Spray con
ducted business in Portland and
took their grandchildren Susan and
Gail Breen, to the latter's home
at Chehalis, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Tinker
recently went to Portland lo visit
their son, Terry Lee, at the Shrine
Hospital. '
Visitors at the 0. B. Whortod
home have been their daughters,
Mrs. Gerald Schuchardt and chil
dren, Scott and Shane, of Eugene,
Mrs. Joyce Ilcndrickson and
daughter, Cherri, of Oakland, Cal
if., their grandson, I.yle Van Ryan
of Sacramento, Calif., and daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Rex Whorton, and
son. Rex Jr., of O'Brien, Ore. The
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7: 18-9:
STARLITE DRiVE-IN Gates open 7:15. Show,
starts st dusk. "Circus of Horrors and
"This Rebel Breed"
FINE MOTOR THEATRE Gales open 7:13. !
Shows start at dusk. "Sleeping Beauty"
and "Shaaov Doa" I
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlin) Box
office opens t 7:00. Show starts at dusk. I
"The Rise and Fall ol Legs Diamond"
also "Gun For A Coward"
TRI CITY DRIVE IN Show starts at dusk.'
"Goliath" also "The Mummy"
Friday, July It, I960 !
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 4:45. Com
plete shows 7:00-9:30. "The Story of Ruth" ,
7:18-9:49
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Gates open 7:15. Show
starts at dusk. "Circus of Horrors" and
"This Rebel Breed" ,
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open 7:15.
Shows start at dusk, "Sleeping Beauty" 1
and "Shaggy Dog"
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlin) Box
office opens at 7:00. Show starts at dusk.
"The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond"
also "Gun For A Coward"
TRI CITY DRIVE IN Show start! at dusk.
"Goliath" also "The Mummy"
BENETTA THEATRE (Winston) "Sink
The Bismark" and "The Rookie"
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Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee
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Roy Danton Karen Steele
in
"THE RISE AND FALL
OF LEGS DIAMOND"
Alto; Fred MacMurroy in
"GUN FOR A COWARD"
In Color
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Hospital News
Visiting Hours
2 to 3:50 p.m. end 7 to I p.m.
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitted
Medical: Mrs. James Bowden,
Joann Mendenhall, Mrs. Fred Mil
er, Charles Boyd, Roseburg.
Surgery: Teresa Hudson, Mrs.
Willard Nickolaus, Roseburg; Mrs.
Sherman Broxson, Winston; Rog
er Jones, Myrtle Creek.
Discharged
Carl Coleman, Jerri McLish,
Mrs. Noble Price, Mrs Lundy Jar.
vis, Donald Witten, Randy John
son, Charles Wright, Mrs. Paul
Trent and son, George Edward,
Mrs. Ron Cram and son, Ronald
Gene, Mrs. Mike Coen and daugh
ter, .Meredith Gwen, Roseburg;
Mrs. Jessie Martin, Mrs. Robert
Groleau, Clayton Samson, Suther
lin; Annie Smith, Winston; Bertha
Fultz, Myrtle Creek.
Mercy Hospital
Admitted
Medical: William Williams, Zsnlt
Fekete, Roseburg; Josie Berggren,
Glide; William Otto, Dillard; Ina
Render, Sutherlin.
Discharged
Earl Kennedy, Mrs. Glen Hum
bert and daughter, Linda Joyce,
Roseburg.
Friday and Saturday
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"THE ROOKIE"
Tommy Noonan- Pete Marshall
Julie Newmar
NOW SHOWING thru SAT.l
Open 6:45...Showt 7:00-9:30
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"SLEEPING BEAUTY"
Feature-Length Cartoon
IN COLOR
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Walt Diiney'i
"SHAGGY DOG"
Fred Mac Murray
Jean Hagen Tommy Kirk
2 DISNEYCARTOONS
NOW thru Saturday
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