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10 The Newt-Review, Roscburg, Ore. Tucs., Aug. 23, 1960 Community News Briefs Deer Creek School Opens September 6 1 Riversdale Pair Recently Visited By JEAN RADCLIFFE die nf September nd will house Deer Creek school will open on! the first grades. The Fitzgerald By BEVERLY CHRISTIAN Mrs. Minnit Murphy is visiting I Mr. ind Mrs. Jack Methit and I Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lee have niuvru iruin imieinuica, ftev. 10 2919 W. Harvard. Lee is a retired minister. in Soledad, Calif., with her sister and family Mrt. Clnn Gibbons is able to be out again, after being ill he last several days ai ner uuiuc uu on Terrace Drive. Mr. and Mrs. R. Cleyd Riffe of this city were in Portland over the weekend to hear the New York Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Leonard Bernstein. Mrs. B. W. Middox, who was painfully injured in a fall while shopping Saturday, is reported to be recovering nicely at her home at 843 SE Jackson St. Mrs. Grady Cain and family of this city and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Atkerson, of San Diego, Calif., visited from Thursday to Monday in Yakima, Wash., with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bowman and sons, 4 nd 2, and daughter, 3, have moved here from Boise, Idaho, and are residing at 515 NE Jackson St. Bowman is em ployed by Uie Oregon Water Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Madsen have moved here from Rhoden dron, Ore., and are residing at the Nebo Trailer Court. Madsen is employed fty Douglai Fir Print ing Co. as a pressman. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Drivar and children. Matt, Wark, Susan, Tim and David, returned to their home in Roseburjf Saturday, following a vacation trip to Glacier National Park, where they spent two weeks. Bonn! and Betty Roberts, daugh ters of Mr. and Alls. Stuart Rob erts of Myrtle Creek, spent the weekend here visiting their ma ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. Savage, on SE Claire Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. AI Brown and chil dren, Becky Ann and Patrick, have returned to their home at 715 SE Terrace, following a trip to Portland over the weekend to at tend the wedding of the former's sister, Judith Brown, and Ben Schmidt, of Riddle. Mr. and Mrs. John Froad of this city have returned to their home here, after several days in Port land, where they went to attend the concert presented by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra un der the direction of Leonard Bern stein. Alex C. Conn has returned to his home in Everett, Wash., follow ing a 10-day stay in Roseburg visit ing relatives and friends. He came especially to attend the Conn fam ily reunion Aug. 14. He is a for mer resident and left here in 1906. He enjoyed visiting a number of places in this area and seeing the many changes made since he left hero 54 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hampton and children, Pamela, Christy and Danny, of Boise, Idaho, are spend ing a few days here visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Hampton, before going to Reno to spend the remainder of their vacation visiting Mrs. Hamp ton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Dilworth. The Merle Hamptons and the Dilworth families formerly re sided in Roscburg. Mr. and Mrt. T. L. Goodwin had as their housegucsts over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rus sell and Russell's sister. Miss Gol la Russell, who was superintendent of nurses when Mrs. Goodwin first became a nurse, and Mrs. Gladys Franklin, all of Chanutc, Kan. The visitors accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin on a trip to Crater Lake Sunday and then left lor Reno en route back to their home. They had been on a vacation trip to Van couver and Victoria B.C., prior to coming to Roscburg, Mrs. Dtmlna B ronton left Sun day for Portland to visit until Wed nesday with her son-in-law and daughter, Air. and Airs. Stephen McCarthy, and small daughter, Kate. Wednesday she will fly to Cleveland, Ohio, to visit briefly before continuing to Boston to at tend the reunion of the Legion of Valor. Her late husband was na tional commander of the Legion of Valor In 1951. From the East coast, Airs. Bronson will join a tour group for a week in London, England, and a week in Paris. France, before returning to her work as a member of the Douglas County Library sua. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Young of this city drove to Portland hat urday to meet their granddaughter. Suss Christine loung, of Los An geles, and accompanied bv Airs Young's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. I'rarcc. of be attle, they went to Cannon Beach to cnioy the weekend at the sum mer home of the brother of Mrs. Young and Airs. Pearce. Air. and Mrs. Young and Christine returned to Koseburg Sunday evening. Chris tine, who is the daughter of Air, and Airs. Gerald Young of I.os An geles, formerly of Roseburg, will spena the week here visiting. Mr. and Mrt. Ed Crowley and daughter, Cindy, of Los Angeles, spent the weekend in Roseburg as houseguests of Air. and Mrs. C. AI. McDermott. Accompanied by Adam Hipp of Roseburg. thev toured one of the mills here anil then left .Monday for Winchester uy to go deep sea fishing. They will return to Kosenun Weones- day and then on Thursdav will accompany the McUermotts on a trip to Diamond Lake. Crowlev had been to Sea Fair in Seattle and then accompanied Ring Cros by, Phil Harris and Hob Hope on a private yachting trip to British Columbia to fish, lie is vice presi dent of Sheraton Hotels Inc. and is manager of The Los Aniie es Sher- aton, formerly known as the Town House. family are enjoying several days j i at the coast. ABOVE CAPACITY Enrollment in the next five years at Koseburg High School is expect ed to reach 1.900. The school is presently above its capacity of 1.373. The figure this year was 1,453. Mr. and Mrt. Frank Otnton are back at their home here, following I a fishing trip and vacation spent in 1 Canada. I Mrt. George Evant of Portland is visiting in Roseburg until after Labor Day with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Airs. David Ev-i ans, and family. Mr. and Mrt. Albert Zenger have left for their home in Port land, following the last several days here visiting the former's brother and sister-in-law. Air. and Mrs. A. Zenger, in Laurelwood. Mist Sue Wilson of Salem spent the weekend here as the house guest of Aliss Judie Jacoby at the home of the latter'a parents. Air. and Airs. Harry Jacoby, on Fisher Road. Mr. and Mrt. Lawit Boeck of Phoenix, Ariz, spent the weekend here at the home of the latlcr's brother and sister-in-law, Air. and Mrs. Hawlcy Counts, and family on SE Reservoir Avenue. They also visited other relatives while here. Mr. and Mrt. Lowtll D. Krieuer and son, 15, and daughter, 11, have moved from Canyonville to Roscburg and are residing at 1013 W. Nevada Court. Prior to living in Canyonville the family resided in Mcl'nerson, ian. rvnegcr is with Bccklcy and Thomas here. Tony Kuhn, son of Air. and Airs. George Kuhn, left Aug. 18 for Mi ami. Fla. to enter the Embry Rid dle Aeronautical Institute to study to become a commercial pilot. 1 he course will take three years. Tony was taken by his parents to Eu gne, where he boarded the train for Aliama. Mitt Mary Ann Backer of this city and Aliss Jan Aydelott of Ba ker, Ore., left Saturday by auto mobile for Los Altos, Calif., where they will both teach their first classes. They will be third grade teachers in the Los Altos School System. Both Alary Anne and Jan spent the summer here at the home of the former's parents. Air. and Airs. Harold Backen. Mrt. B. A. Young has returned to her home on SE Kane Street, fol lowing a week in Eugene and Port land. In Eugene she visited her parents, Dr. and Airs. W. E. Bu chanan. Her nephew, W. E. Bu chanan III, of Calabasa, Calif., is in Eugene visiting his grandpar ents and expects to come to Rosc burg to visit before returning to California. His father, W. E. Bu chanan Jr., is a motion picture and TV star. Mrs. Harry Mahoney and son, Patrick, and daughters, Caroline and Pamela, are back at their home on Foothill Drive in Rose burg, following the summer in the Philippines with Mr. Mahoney. who will be there on loan from V. S. Plywood until November, when he will rejoin his family here. Airs. AInhoney and family enjoyed stop overs in Honolulu, Tokyo and Hong Kong, before going to the Philippines. Mitt Janet Inmin, who has been working in Springfield this sum mer, went to Coos Bay Friday night, where she was a bride's muiH fnr IIia Knltirfhiv nipht wed ding of Aliss Alaija Abolin to Dick Frccl, both of that city. Janet was joined in Coos Bay Saturday by her parenls Mr. ana Mrs. i.eroy Inman, and children, Larry, Kathe and Laurel, of Roseburg. They at tended the wedding and all re turned Saturday night. Janet re turned to Springfield Sunday. Dr. and Mrt. George N. Ltncl Jr. and son, Bob. and daughters, Su san, Laura and Virginia, are back at their homo at Ridgewood, fol lowing a week's vacation trip to San Francisco, where tney were joined bv the former's father, George N. l.enci, of Santa Bar bara, Calif. They enjoyed numer ous sight-seeing trips in the Bay area. They made the trip to San Francisco and back via plane. Dr. Lenci returned to his office Alon- day in the Carter Building. Mr. and Mrt. Roy E. Crain and daughter, Kimberlee, have return ed from a five weeks visit to the Mid-west. Their son, Larry, who was graduated in June lrom Hose burg high school, has remained there to enter the State University of Iowa at Iowa Uly this full Thev visited Airs. Cram's parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Frye, at Independence. Iowa, and her broth er-in law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rogers, of Percival, Iowa. While there Airs. Crnin attended the 20th reunion of her high school class. En route they visited friends in Denver. Colo., and spent a day in Yellowstone National Park. Alexis S. Orloff and Mrt. OrloH returned Sunday evening from a combination business and pleasure trip of 15 days. They attended the Shakespearean Festival play, "Ju lius Caesar" in Ashland and then went to Breitenhush Hot Springs northeast of Detroit Dam project for the weekend. Their IravHs took them Into California to Morgan Hill, San Jose and the Skyline Drive to San Francisco and then to the John Muir National Monu ment and north via the scenic route No. 1 and across the Coast Range into the Redwoods with slops at beach park, the Leslie Woodruff Fairyland Lily Gardens and rock hunting along the bench es. They stopped over at Adobe near Yachats and visited a friend and fellow masseur. They went cn to Tillamook and to Portland, where they attended to business before going to a small farm in the Milwaukee area to see organic culture being used. They spent .m afternoon visiting Miss Rosa B. Parrott, at Willamette Manor, and Mrs. llarel Pickens, sister-in-lxw of Ivan Pickens of this city, and who is also a resident of the Alun or. Tuesday Mrs. Orloff returned to her work at the Roseburg I nrancn oi me u.a. iaiional Hank I and Orloff returned to his office I practice. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Newtll have moved from Tacoma, Wash, to Roseburg and are residing at 1162 NE Fremont. Newell it em ployed by Safeway. Mr. and Mrt. Gale Wegener of this city went to Portland over the weekend to hear the New York Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Leonard Bernstein. Mr. and Mrt. John Doyle of Roseburg spent the weekend in Portland and attended the concert of the New York Philharmonic Or chestra directed by Leonard Bern stein. Mrt. C. E. Grubb is back at her home in Roseburg, following a stay in Portland visiting her son, Nelson Grubbe, and family, and daughter, Airs. Roy Deieryia, and family. Visitors at Hie D. B. Kcsner home during the last week were Air. and Mrs. Duncan II. llerr and Aliss Kathy and Johnnie, of Se attle, and Airs. Laura Dahling of Santa Cruz, Calif. Mr. and Mrt. Rov Cummins and son, Chris, and daughter, Lesley, accompanied by Airs. Agnes Se gar and Chris Counts of this city have returned here, following a 10-day slay at the Cummins place on the Rogue River. Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Durne of Aledford are expected to arrive here this week and will be house- guests of Air. and Airs. Glenn Gib bons and daughter, Aliss Jeanie, on SE- Terrace Drive. Dr. Durno is the Republican candidate for Congress from the fourth District. He has served as senator in the Oregon Legislature. Mr. and Mrt. Robert J. Riid and family of Ixis Angeles spent Sunday and Monday in Roseburg visiting friends before going on to Portland to spend the remainder of their vacation visiting .Mrs. Reid's family, lleid was formerly area salesman for Tidewater Oil Company in Roseburg before being promoted to Aledford and later to San francisco and Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrt. Mtrl Mulholtand and Alalia and Airs. W. J. Alulhol- land spent last weekend at Odell Lake fishing. They report excel lent fishing. The latter had as her guest Saturday and Sunday her sister. Olive N. smitn. ot ti cer- rito, Calif., who has now left for New Jersey to visit old friends for a month. She left by plane and will return to Oregon this fall as she reports she likes the autumn climate here. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Roles and daughter, Patty, and son, Robbie, arc hark at their home on SE Azal ea Drive, following a vacation trip to Omak. Wash., to visit Airs. Holes' mother. Mrs. Barney Alor- an, and Air. Aloran. En route home they spent a couple of days in t'oriland. thev were accompanied back to Roseburg by Alts. Roles' niece, Christy Wilkins, of Beaver ton, who will spend a week visit ing here. Mr. and Mrt. John Kort of this city left by Pan American World Airways jet plane out of Portland Saturday for Honolulu to enjoy a two weeks vacation. They will spend from today through Friday making a tour of the Hawaiian Is lands and will then spend the re mainder of their time at the Mo ana Hotel at Waikiki Beach, Hono lulu. Kort is with the Douglas County Slate Rank here and Mrs. Kort is a secretary at the Douglas county Library, Ralph Patterson, owner of the Roscburg School of Dancing, spent Sunday attending a meeting of the Oregon Stale Danca teachers As sociation in Portland. This is an or ganization to promote the best in terest of dancing schools in their relationship with each other as well as with the public. The meet ing was attended by 25 teachers from various parts of the state. It was held in the Arthur Alurray Dance Studio in Portland. Mrs. Pat terson and their three children ac companied him to Portland to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrt. Vendit Miller of this city spent the weekend in1 Portland. Miller is supervisor of Umpqua Forest Service. j Mr. and Mrt. Delmar Roles at-! tended a wedding in North Bend and then went on to Portland to enjoy the dog races over the week end. Mrt. A. A. Wilder of this city and son, Carlton, of Tucson, Ariz., returned here the last of the week, following a stay at coastal points of interest since Wednesday. Mr. and Mrt. A. P. Ritz and lailPhter 11 an naiut.nmore frnm Gold Beach, Calif, and are re- siaing ai 207 sr. I'ltzer St. KHz is the new nactni tf ika c.,-.nih. day Adventist Church here. Mr. and Mrt. William O. Mtvdtn and 15-months-old daughter, are newcomers from Coos Bay and arc residing at Nebo Trailer Court. Alayden is employed by the South ern Pacific. Mrs. Earl Plummtr. Airs. J. Harley Smith and Airs. Clifford Domas of Roseburg and the for mer's daughter, Airs. Dale Peter sen, of Eugene, were in Portland over the weekend to enjoy the New yorn rmtiiarmomc Conceit under the direction of Leonard Bernstein. They enjoyed a tour of the new Lloyd's Center and saw the production, "Ben Hur" before returning home. TmpsHmv. SeDt. 6. A two-room addition on the south side of the former two rooms op posite the multi purpose room is planned for occupancy by the mid- Kennedy's Brother Slates NW Visits firm of Klamath Falls is the con tractor. The rooms are heated by elec- Spokane. Walla Walla and tliis week. It Airs. Alerton Peterson and daugh-i tcr, have returned to their home in Beaverton after spending a triciiv. as are the two rooms next, week visiting the formers parents, to them. Jack Shellquist, principal, Mr. and Airs. II. B. Kruse, of Re states that the main school build- ersdale. ing has been completely gone over! Girl Visitt Friend this summer, leaving each room Miss Trudy Ott. daughter of Mr. with a fresh new coat of paint. A and Mrs. W. E. Ott Jr., is in Aled new bell clock will be installed be-. ford visiting a few days with Aliss fore school starts. ! Karen Holley at the home of .Mr. It is also planned to install flood and .Mrs. Faye Holley The Holley lights to the old building, making ; family formerly resided in Rivers it much safer and much brighter' dale. for school activities that wdl Del Mr. and Mrs. Don Harmon went .U Hurinn tho trhnn vear Resur- 10 ine COasi recently lu lane uie camping SEATTLE (AP) A "Breaking ground" trip will bring Ted Ken nedy, brother of the Democratic presidential candidate, to beau e, .-'..,, V k l. ,.out, group df the Westside luaao . -I..- hAf,ra ' r'hrittian Church on nail lUUll IS BlSU UClllfi uulc mwu.v... -- - is two weeks ahead of Sen.'1118 Penin2 o 6cho0'-, John F. Kennedy's planned visit in Spokane and Seattle Sept. 6. Ted Kennedy will arrive here Tuesday and officiate at opening of a "Citizens for Kennedy and Johnson" headquarters before fly ing to Spokane at 3:30 p.m. He will have a dinner meeting there and then drive to Kellogg, Idaho, returning later that eve ning. Wednesday forenoon he will drive to Walla Walla tor a lunch eon and then drive to Lewiston, Idaho, later that afternoon. Mourning Bells Toll OVERTIME PARKING MUST BE PAID! See Thursday's NEWS-REVIEW COLOMBO. Ceylon (AP) Alourning bells tolled in nearly 1.000 Roman Catholic chinches throughout Ceylon Sunday in pro test against the government deci sion to lake over schools run bv PTA Friday religious bodies with financial aid . teachers wno from the slate. The first day of school will be dismissed at 2:30. The bus sched ule will remain the same as last vear with Neil Hart and Dean Wadsworlh driving the buses for the Dixonville area. The two first grade teachers will be Airs. Dora Cooper and Airs. Donna Young. Airs. Young is new-lv-arrived from Oaksdale, Wash. The second grade will be taught by Airs. Cora Ylvisaker, the third grade bv Mrs. Barbara Breeze, the fourth by Airs. M. C. Deller, the fifth bv Airs. Eileen Vaughn, the sixth by Leslie Overton, of Sac ramento, Calif., and the seventh by .Ylartie Hilgers of Toketee Falls. Shellquist states there will be a general teachers' meeting at Glide on Thursday, Sept. 1, followed by a picnic at Wolf Creek for all teachers and their families. The lunch will be served by the Glide Sept. 2 to Deer creeK will meet at the trio at Tsiltcoos Forest Camp. Mrs. H. W. Conn and daughter. Harriman Sets African Visit NEW YORK (AP) Former New York Gov. W. Averell Har riman will travel to Africa with a special visa. Harriman leaves Tuesday on a three-month trip at the request of Democratic presidential candidate John F. Kennedy. Visas to visit the Congo still are being issued by Belgium, but Har riman said last week he preferred to get one from the new government. Andre Alandi. secretary of state for foreign affairs for the Congo, typed out a "special attestation" for Harriman. Harriraan's trip will take him to Senegal, the Congo, Guinea, .Mrs. II. B. Kruse, Mrs. Katie Conn, Alec Conn from Washington and Kathi Lorti of Canyonville made a trip to the coast recently. They visited at Reedsport. Empire. Ban don and Myrtle Point. Kathi Lor ti remained in .Myrtle Point to vis it. Alec Conn is a cousin of Mrs. Katie Conn's late husband, H. P. Conn. Airs. W. E. Ott Jr. and daugh ter spent a recent weekend at Charleston visiting her husband who is fishing there this summer. Sister Returns Air. and -Mrs. Gary Conn went to L'kiah. Ore., over a recent week end to bring home the former s sister, Lynette, who had spent a week there visiting Priscilla Fair. Air. and Airs. Leonard Alunson and four sons of Port Orford, re cently visited with the former's brother-in-law and sister. Air. and Mrs. H. W. Conn. Air. and Airs. H. W. Conn and two children spent a recent week end in Portland. They visited and shopped at Lloyd's Center. school for an in-service program. 1 Ghana, and Nigeria. ARTHRITIS? I have been wonderfully blessed in being able to return to active lite after suffering from head to foot with muscular soreness and pain. Most all joints seemed af fected. According to medical diag nosis, I had Rheumatoid Arthritis, Rheumatism and Bursitis. For free information write: MRS. LELA S. WIER 2805 Arbor Hills Drive C-64 P. O. Box 2695 Jackson, Minisiippi sustained yield forest management helps insure steady Northwest jobs Under the watchful care of Weyerhaeuser foresters, our old-growth timber stands systematically are being converted into sustained yield forests. Through careful forest management, the old-growth ultimately will be replaced by tree crops in all stages of growth, from seedling to maturity. When our forests contain relatively equal amounts of timber in all age classes, they will produce a constant flow of wood, generation after generation. Every year a sufficient volume of timber to supply the needs of our manufacturing plants will reach harvestable size. Since this tim ber will be replaced by prompt reforestation, the land will be kept in a perpetual cycle of productivity. A dependable, uninterrupted source of raw material will sustain steady employment in Weyerhaeuser mills and woods operations in the years ahead. The payroll dollars and tax income from our business will, in turn, add long-range stability to the business economy of the communities in which we operate throughout Oregon and Washington. This is sustained yield forewt management It takee 80 veers for a Douglas fir to grow to merchantable site. Therefore, for every acre of timber harvested now. there must be 79 other arn with a balanced tree growth that ranges in age from 1 to 79 yeani. 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