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Idaho Family
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By PHEBE McGUIRE
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ileinhack and
two children of firand View, Idaho,
were recent visitors in Winston and
Dillard.
They also visited Mrs. Jlein
back's mother, Mrs. Rudolph Sol
nicka and other relatives in Rose
burg and spent several days visit
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of Medford were recent weekend
visitors in Winston and Dillard.
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confined to Community Hospital be
cause of illness.
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and two daughters have returned
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Visits Friends,
Winston Area
spending a recent weekend in Port
land visiting relatives, including
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Karth and
Mrs. B. Spearman, mother of the
former,
Mrs. Alia Jennings is convales
cing at her home in Winston after
undergoing surgery recently.
Californians Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gordon had as
guests in their home on Rice Creek
their niece, Mrs. Kdwin Smith, and
daughters of Whittier, Calif. The
Smiths are now visiting in Yoncalla
and will return to the Cordons be
fore returning to their home within
the next thiee weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Albertus, Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Albertus and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Albertus drove to
Rcedsport recently for a few days
of fishing. The Arthur Albertuses
returned home the same evening
and the remainder of the family
spent the weekend before returning
to Winston.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hawk and
children from Fullerlon, Calif.,
were recent house guests of Dr.
and Mrs. Harry Van Dermark in
Winston. The Hawks are former
Winston residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leek and fam
ily will leave soon for Lompoc,
Calif., where I.eck has accepted
the coaching position at Lompoc
High School. He formerly taught
at Douglas High School in Winston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Talbert have
returned to Winston after a series
of camping trips which took them
to Sunset Beach and Honeyman
State Park for several days. They
also visited relatives in Browns
ville and Albany following a camp
ing trip near Bend and spent some
time in Salem where Talbert at
tended a meeting. He is the Doug
las High School principal.
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Former Riddle
Resident Visits
At Aspey Home
By ERMA BEST
Recent guests at the G. 3. Aspey
home were Mm. Mabel Hansen,
who formerly lived in Riddle in
the house the Aspeyi now occupy,
and Mn. Hanson's son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David
Birdseye, and daughter, all of
Eugene. The Aspeys and their
guests drove to Silver Peak to the
site of the now abandoned mine
where the late Mr. Hanson once
worked.
Fishing Enjoyed
Kenneth A. Stuart and daughter
spent a recent weekend at Sunset
Bay Park with friends from Spring
field. The group enjoyed iishing
with Stuart catching his first salm
on, 1 17-pounder. The party caught
four Chinook in all, including a
.16 pound, 12-ounce salmon caught
by Mrs. Jerry Scars, one of the
largest caught this year. The group
also stopped at Hauser to ride the
dune scooters.
Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Graves of
St. Helens visited over a recent
weekend at the home of the latter s
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Matthews. They also
attended the Matthews family re
union at Umpqua Park in Rose-
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Addis and
two sons have returned to thier
home in Seattle, Wash., following
a visit at the homes of their res
pective parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nate
Addis and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Strode.
Mr. and Mrs. Strode and daugh
ter, accomanied by Judy Ellcf-
son of Days Creek, were in Eu
gene recently to attcna me pic
nic held annually at Skinner's
Butle by former residents of Myr
tle Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vedder Jr.
and two children are vacationing
in Portland,
Sistr Visited .
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Gregg visit
ed recently at the home of Mrs.
Gregg's sister, Mrs. D. W. Clark,
and family. The Greggs were in
the process of moving from Bend
to San Jose, Calif.
The Rev. Maurice Miller and
three children have returned home
from Camp Arrah Wanna where
they spent a week at the American
Baptist Pastors Family meet, an
annual event.
Mr. and Mrs. I.arry Delaney and
two children have returned from
a two-week vacation along the
coast. Thev went as far north as
Astoria and Portland.
LOCAL NEWS
n...n.. Uhum from Cneur
d'Alene, Idaho, is presently visit
ing friends and relatives in Rose
burg. Mrs. Howe is Mrs. Russell
Surkamer's mother and is slaying
in tha lalter's home on Tipton
Road.
Henry Green of Canton. Ohio,
who has been visiting in Canyon
ville with her niece, Mrs. Benita
Pickett, and family in Canyonville,
was a Monday visitor here at the
home of Mrs. Cora Beyers. Mrs.
Pickett and son, Jack, were also
guests of Mrs. Beyers.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Perrin of
Rosehurg and Mr. and Mrs. I.ind
sey Doty ot Eugene have returned
in iv,aif hnmM following a vacation
trip to Loon Lake. Canada, and
by jeep into Lake Hi Hium, where
they report excellent fishing. They
returned via Eraser Canyon and
.n.ni a pnnnln nt Havs in Van
couver, B. C, before returning to
their homes.
Jul Mrt Jjjmt Harris and
children, Jamie and Nicki, are new
residents of Roseburg. They came
here from Corpus Chrisli, Texas,
and are residing temporarily at
the nome ot mr. ana jns. n. .
Austin, on Harrison. They have
bought the former Lee Merchant
home on Harrison and will be
moving in soon. Harris is a re
tired U. S. Navy man.
U. S. Attorney General
Slates Oregon Talks
PORTLAND (AP) U. S. Atly.
Gen. William P. Rogers will he in
Oregon to speak at two $100-a-plate
Republican Party fund-raising
dinners both the night of
Sept. 29. at Eugene and Portland.
Oregon GOP chairman Peter
M. Gunnar said here he did
not know at which city Rogers
would speak first. After finishing
one talk, Gunnar said Rogers
would be flown to the other city.
Closed circuit television would
link the Portland and Eugene
dinners with similar ones else
where in the country.
Among speakers for the other
dinners will be President Eisen
hower in Chicago, Vice President
Nixon in Boston and V. N. Am
bassador Henry Cabot Lodge in
Los Angeles.
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Californians Return Home
Following Visit At Umpqua
By MRS. GEORGE MUNSON
Jlr. and Mrs. Glenn Gurney and
son and Mrs. H. Peery of Santa
Rosa, Calif., and Mrs. E. Beattie
and son of Sevastopol, Calif., have
returned to their homes after vis
iting at the home of Mrs. L. Gur
ney. Mrs. Beattie returned home
first as she was needed to care
for an aunt, Mrs. Bassett, who
had become ill.
Monttts Visited
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibson and
two daughters and Mr. and Mrs.
John Strubel, all of Klamath Falls,
were recent house guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mon
ett. Mrs. F. Fenwick and two chil
dren spent a recent weekend at the
home of the former's mother, Mrs.
L. Gurney, then returned to
their home in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Munson
and four sons and a nephew, Rob
ert Kellogg, all of Port Orford
were overnight guests at the home
of the former's mother, Mrs.
George Munson, recently. The
nephew is visiting in Oregon from
New Jersey. They were on their
way home after a week's camping
trip at Diamond Lake.
Martin Crouch, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Crouch, was a guest
of Mrs. 11. Hanson and her son on
a trip to the coast recently.
Mrs. Dale Bullock and sister,
Mrs. Merrill Bullock, both of Brook
ings, were house guests last week
at the home of the lalter's twin
sister Mrs. Walter Slater, and fam
ily. Roadmans Return
Air. and Mrs. Ted Roadman and
two sons have returned from a
camping trip. They spent time at
both Diamond and Davidson lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson of
Grants Pass were recent guests
at the home of Mrs. Archie Moore.
He helped with some remodeling of
the house while here.
Dave Henry, who underwent re
Klamaths Falls Trio
Visits At Umpqua
By MRS. GEORGE MUNSON
Mrs. A. Boldeshire and two
l?randsnn TtnnalH p ; u ..
Strubel, from Klamath Falls have
been house guests at the home of
her snn.in.hiur nnri rla,ihtn N-t
and Mrs. Robert Monett, near Ump
qua. The parents of the boys, Mr.
and Mrs. John Strubel, have ar
rived and will take the visitors
uacK 10 Klamath Falls.
Vacationers Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Millott have
entertained a number of vacation
ers during the past two weeks.
Those visiting were Mr. and Mrs.
Vick Calkins and daughter, of San
Fernando. Calif.; Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Calkins and two children of
Itosemont, Calif.; and Scott Fiaser
and son of Los Angeles, Calif. The
visitors, accompanied by Air. and
Mrs. Harold Cole and son and the
Millotls all drove to Loon Lake
for a recent weekend of ramping.
Air. and Alls. Walter Davis of
Umpqua; Air. and Mist. Robert
Davis and family; and Air. and
Airs. Worth Davis and family, all
of Roseburg, recently drove to Eu
gene. Tlje group took Airs. R. J.
Evers and son, recent visitors at
the Davis home, to Eugene to
board a train for their home in
El Paso, Tex.
Air. and Airs. Waldemar Azbill
and two children of Downy. Calif.,
are house gnosis at the home of
the former's brother-in-law and sis
ter. Air. and Airs. Alagnes Nielsen.
Azbill is general manager of the
Automobile Club of Southern Cali
fornia at Downy. They plan to stay
about a week.
Minnesota Pair Visits ;
At Days Creek Home '
Recent visitors at the Days Creek
home of Mr. and Mrs. Kay Hodg
son were Mr. and Mrs. Andy Malm
quist of Rtlshmore, Minn., re
ports Virginia Martin, correspond
ent. Businoss Trip Taken
Airs. Wayne Smith and daughter
and Mrs. John Moore and chil
dren went to Eugene on business
recently.
Visiting in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Martin recently were
his sister, Mrs. Harold Ritter, and
hushand of Grants Pass.
Visiting in the home of Mji.
I.ila Maye Lewellen is her sister,
Mis. Velma Skogset, and son of
Lat'enler, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin and
family are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Wayne Oxford and husband
of North Bend.
Visitors in the home of the Don
Newmans are Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
iiarkins and son of Riverside,
Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. S. Rodda of
Torlland are in Pays Creek to
assist in caring for her sister,
Mrs. Ada Raymond, who is UL
cent surgery, is reported to be re
covering quite well at his home
near Umpqua.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis are
hosts to their three daughters,
Mrs. R. J. McEvers and son of El
Paso, Tex.; Mrs. C. H. Hirsch
of Las Vegas, Nev. ; and Mrs. C.
J. Meyers of Los Angeles, Calif.
This is the first time in several
years that they were able to be
here at the same time.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crouch and
four children, Mrs. P. Bradner,
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mon
ett and three children drove to
Klamath Falls recently where they
spent a weekend as house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Strubel.
Alaskans Visit
Wilbur Family
By MAVIS BINTLIFP
Phillip and Aileen Smith of Cor
dova, Alaska, were recent house
guests of their uncle and aunt,
Air. and Airs. Willard Pease, and
family at Winchester.
After their visit Mr. and Mrs.
Pease drove them to Salem to re
join their mother. Mrs. Smith and
Aileen are returning to Alaska
and Phillip is going East where
he will enroll as a freshman at
Notre Dame.
Trip Taken
Air. and Airs. Fred Broszio and
two daughters and Shirley Harvey
spent a recent weekend in Hood
River visiting the Kenneth Jack
son family. On their way home
they stopped in Portland to see
the Zoological Gardens and Lloyds
Center and to spend some time at
Jantzen Beach. Connie Broszio re
mained to visit the Jackson's for
a week.
Airs. Bcrnie Gathard and family
of Klamath Falls are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Art Bartlett, at Win
chester and her mother in Rose
burg. Airs. Gathard is a former
Roseburg resident.
Mr. and Airs. Robert Davis and
family spent four days last week
camping, fishing and swimming at
Diamond Lake.
Also enjoying a camping trip to
Diamond Lake and a day at the
coast last week were Air. and Airs.
Don Hurley and three children.
Over the weekend, nieces, Peggy
Ann and Donna Measner, of Port
land arrived to visit the Don
Hurley family for a week.
Air. and Airs. Lewis Bintliff and
family drove to the coast over a
recent weekend to picnic and sight
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Dixonville Family Returns
Home From Trip To Canada
By JEAN RADCLIFFE
Air. and Mrs. Clinton Green and
family of Dixonville have returned
from a 10-day trip to Canada and
other points.
En route they stopped in Seattle.
Wash., where they were guests of
friends, Air. and Airs. Walter Gort;
ly and Air. and Mrs. Henry Far
rell. They traveled on to Vancou
ver and Victoria, B. C, camping at
various camps. They also visited
friends in Yakima, Wash. They
returned home via the coast, stop
ping in Astoria and at other sce
nic places. ,
Trio Takes Trip
Airs. Roy Graves and grand-'
daughters, Bonnie and Betty Rust,
are visiting Airs. Graves' son-in-law
and daughter, Air. and Mrs. I
Jim Campbell, and family in
Shady Cove for a few days.
Air. and Mrs. Dick Hanlin and
children spent a recent weekend
at coastal points.
Mr. and Mrs. William melton
drove to East Lake recently where
they met Airs. Melton's brother
and sister-in-law, Air. and Mrs.
Charlie Smith, of Portland. The
group camped out and fished for
several days.
Mr. and Airs. Roger Howe and
daughters drove to Medford re
cently to pick up their Stafford
shire Terrier, that had been flown
in from Los Angeles. Calif. It is a
nine-weeks-old puppy, and the
Howes state that they plan to
show her extensively in the future.
Mr. and Airs. Tom Rooke and
daughter drove to Myrtle Point
last week, where they attended
the Coos County Fair. They also
visited with friends and relatives
in the vicinity. They were guests
of Mr. and Afrs. Robert Rooke,
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Rooke
and family.
Cousin Visits
Visiting in the Roy Hatfield home
is Airs. Etta Smith of Portland, a
cousin to Airs. Hatfield. She ac
companied Mr. and Mrs. Hatfield
to Ashland recently where they
visited the latter's brother-in-law
and sister, Air. and Mrs. Ben Daw
son. Air. and Airs. Clifford Broad
water and three children, accom
panied by Velma Stone, drove to
coastal points one day last week.
The group first went to Florence,
then on to the Sea Lion Caves,
Heceta Beach and Honeyman Park
where they picnicked. They later
traveled to Reedsport and Light
house Beach.
Gerald Rust and two sons are
working at Powers this week.
Tuna Fishermen
Leaving Coast
ASTORIA. Ore. (AP) Most
fishermen here no longer are fish- i
ing for tuna off the Oregon coast, j
Industry sources here said low!
prices and a poor catch were
mainly responsible.
Several weeks ago, some fisher
men refused to go out after tuna '
when packers announced that they
would pay only $325 a ton. This ;
was considerably less than the
price paid last year.
Packers have since chopped the
price to $.100 a ton, and many
fishermen have decided to go aft
er salmon instead.
Tonight thru Saturday
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Stripped Down To Its Skin
Montgomery Gift in
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Also
"A BOY AND THE PIRATES"
Both in Color
Dusk to Dawn Show Saturday
Only
Friday & Saturday
"WAKE ME WHEN IT'S OVER"
Ernte Kovoci Dick Shawn
plut
"VALLEY OF THE REDWOODS"
John Hudson Lynn Bernoy
Open 7:00...Showi ttorr Duik
NOW thru SAT
THE TOP FAMILY SHOW
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MARK TWAIN'S
"ADVENTURES OF
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Eddia Hodges - Archie Moore
Mickey Shaughnessy
plus
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Marjorie Main at "Mo"
Percy Kilbride as "Pa"
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