I
Ohio Woman
Br MRS. G. B. FOX
Mrs. Joe Hobble of Washington
Court, Ohio, has returned home
after visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walt Mc Allister, and other
relatives in the Glendale area.
Cousins Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Don Oliver ot Ar
cadia, Calif., cousins of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Miler, visited the Mi
lers and the Hugh Morrdls for sev
eral days recently. They have pur
chased the Jim Croff ranch and
plan to move there after the first
of the year. Oliver will retire in
December.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Roberts of
Glendale were called to Golden
dale, Wash., recently by the death
We invite
you to stay
at Portland's
elegant Hotel
MULTNOMAH
superb
accommodations
as low as s6 Xsb
mi
For immediate
confirmation of your
reservation at HOTEL,
MULTNOMAH
call
ORchard 3-5077
Lewis Travel Service
right here in
ROSEBURG
uru d
Free Parking Vef
v IP
jl-AMUUS rAutORY ULUShUUt
if - . - mr r w
D WINDPROOF
BV 1
rmu.sizt
VINYL
AIR MATTRESS
ws ... noo
Z7
LOW EASY TERMS
r Powerful 5-Tube f fl QO
TABLE MODEL RADIO I A A OO SS
T. "Superhef chassis I fOi eonT 2
"Power-boost" antenna J COLOR
Undistorted tone NO MONEY DOWN
Selectivity tMninq ONLY 50c WEEK ""wj
6v J 0EC0MI0I C010I MOD ELS
Returns Home
'of his nephew, Keith I.ofthouse. '
who was killed when an automo
bile struck him.
Kay and Janice Roberts, daugh
ters of Mr. and- Mrs. Ted Huberts
of Glendale, attended the recent
Seventh-day Adventist Youth Camp
at Camp Umpqua in Milo.
Mrs. Carl Sether of Glendale and
Mrs. Herman Aydelolt of Rose
burg recently spent a week on a
vacation trip to ban mego, cam.
Among the friends they visited
were Mrs. cubertson ot Los rtiigei
es. Calif, a former Glendale resi
dent. Parazoos Move
Mr. and Mis. Charles Parazoo
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Parazoo of Glendale moved to
northern California recently. Both
men are employed by the Johnson
and Bartle Logging Co. mere. air.
and Mrs. L. K. Gibson have moved i
into the house which the Parazoos
vacated.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson
of Glendale have moved inio their
new home on Willis Avenue.
Judy Overcash has returned from
spending a week visiting with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Millard, at Coos Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilmore of Eu-
BURN CAREFULLY
Careless and illegal trash burn
ing causes many fires each year.
Always check local regulations be
fore iighting any outdoor fire. You
may need a permit and it is pos
sible that burning is prohibited be
cause of weather conditions. Just
a little extra care on your part will
help "Keep Oregon Green."
!LT7T h f
Ride The Bus : 7
i a tin rnnil Mr. WoOten's
TO AND FROM Nickel display? X
The Fair ' "
I Bus I, th. B, Stop 15 I Ir f'f Ehibits!
i . ,. , ... i. . i DOUGLAS COUNTY
minutes befere the hour start-
ing ot 10:45 A.M. and every V A I K
hour from then on at needed. f xl 1 fu
"i AUG. 25-28
' -MrMrjrj wainin I
water repellent;
DESIGNED SO THAT 2 BIGS
MaY BE ZIPPEflED TOGETHER
TO FORM ONE DOUBLE BAG!
Two roomy air
mattreu pockets
Lintr is extra warm
quality soft flannel
PLASTIC
Snap-off tent flap canopy makes handy
sleeping bag carrying case.
Convenient smooth double purl Talon
upper will zip inside or outside
Points of strain reinforced for wear '
After Visit In
gone visited recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Gilmore of Glendale.
Thev also visited Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Gilmore of Myrtle Creek
and their new baby son. tile l.lenn
Gilmores took care of the Harold
Gilmore's older children while
their mother was in Uie ho.-pital.
Mrs. Davis Leaves
Mrs. J. J. Davis of Glendale
left by plane last week to join her
husband in Virginia. They will
drive back to the West Coast, vis
iting along the way. Davis recent
ly returned from the Belgium Con
go where the couple served as
missionaries for a number of
years.
Mrs. Geoi ae Mill of Glendale en
joyed a brief visit last week from
Mr. and Mrs. Riddle of Redondo ,
Beach. Calif., old friends whom
she had not seen for 20 years.
The Riddles were en route home
from a vacation trip through the
Northwest,
Clifford Pullen has returned to
his mail route out of Glendale, aft
er an absence of three months
which were spent recuperating
from treatment for a detached ret
ina in one eye.
SERVICES CONCELED
The regular Umpqua Sunday
School sevices will not be held
this Sunday morning as the ser
vices will be held at the Douglas
County Fairgrounds at 11 a. m.,
under the sponsorship of the Ump
qua group. The Rev. E. West will
be the guest speaker, reports -Mrs.
George Munson, correspondent.
This will be his third year at
this gathering. Regular sevices
will be held at Umpqua Sept. 4.
EVER SEEN
Reg.
11.95
luutifuMy
BT room heigM.
W . ! t .
jjm .w, Myin
KASY
'-amau t ismS4fjAi. u lul, uvv2y in x$S I
1 TOOL SET L
"'" ' Lin"',ed5uon,gQ ..-;. L-j. BREWED
.ASHTRAYS ijMV- St
""aC ' ' Choose from Ceramic... i:aBac. Jv; III lwi
I Sr;.';-', ?-v " - 1r:ll 1 1 ' FLH the world
US i-'V ' Tl 59c JJHEUUC 45-Pc. Set UU f
"Z ii 1 UNBREAKABLE DINNERWARE J&l rfrZffiTTrf
5 PC. KEYSTONE fcr REG. 19.95 ( ftfi ffr 8fY
Camera - Carrying Case
Projector Splicer
Complete Initruction Book
m 139.95
SWING AWAY
Magnetic
CAN
REG.
3.93
8-PIECE
GLASS SET
Choice of
Limited
REG. 2.95
CHOICE
Glendale Area
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses I
Keith Dwayne Ojiboi n. Myrtle i
Creek, and Rose Mane Lawyer, I
Roseburg. I
Kelsey Hodges Hobday Jr., Rose-i
burg, and Carole Ann Kimball, Eu
gene. Charles F. Kotecki. Concord,
Calif., and Sylvia L. Hill, Winston.
Lester W. Gardner Jr. and Mar
ietta M. Munson, both of Roseburg.
David A. Jackson. Winchester,
and Gail E. Lorenzen. Roseburg.
Hale A. Hohnstein and Sharon L.
Jongeward, both of Roseburg.
I). Wavne Eddmgs ana susan J.
Keller, both of Roseburg
Richard W. Slack. Tigard, and
Judith R. Costelloe. Winston.
Frederick V. Skeels, Winchester,
and Patricia J. Schemer, Rose
burg. Dennis Vernon I.ee, Empire, and
Linda Joyce Shilling, Coos Bay.
Emil L. Alavezos and Carol A.
Foiled, both of Roseburg.
Gerald A. Wassoin and Barbara
M. Clark, both of Yoncalla.
Harry R. Shinkle. Elkton, and
Doris M. Hedges, Gardiner.
Alfred L. Benedict and Winni
fred P. Bunnell, both of Roseburg.
Rodnev Eugene Burkhart, Rose
burg, and Betty Gayle Davis, Win
ston. David W. Bean, Roscbur,'. and
Darlene K. Gaiiinghouse, Canyon
ville. Frederick A. Rhodes, Roseburg.
and Jeanette E. Bolitha, San Ber
nardino, Calif.
Robert E. McCoi-d and Cheryl
Robisnn, both of Rosrburg.
Divorce Decres Granted
Brenda C. from Franklin D.
Westlcy. Plaintiff's previous name
of Brenda C. Farley restored.
Anne M. from Harold J. Alexa.
Elaine from Richard Bebeau.
Plaintiff granted custody of minor
child, S.'iO a month support and
S55 a month until total sum of $660
for car payments is paid as ali
mony in gross. Property settle
ment approved.
Separation Complaint Filed
Joy Jeanette Sandcn vs. Earl
Sandcn. Married at Kelso, Wash.,
Oct. 29, 1959. Cruelty charged.
Plaintiff seeks decree of separation
from defendant.
1DIII w mL
POLE LAMP?
w r nx. U i Jf SS4 fP?
bratt-accentid "
lamp. f Heavy-gang, um), ?
adaptable ta an. ...-.I
Het three large
.. . .... eafA
airacTOrt, valuel
CUBIT Tieuc
IOOK
OPENER
2.98
Colors, Designs
Quantity
1.88
OF 3 COLORS
w ALARM drink mixer included! & f r in bottles
IFSmlS Deluxe PORTABLE MIXER 5 land cans
1EATNU CAM IS jT K S. IMiiwS If's a Food Mixer-lt' o Drink Mixer JE-W i
84PMm I"-? nilr .
tJr FJ V g UESSt Powerful Yet lightweight Unit Finger I SSMV
lk c c jii 19 . 471 jpteviLW Iip Co""01 SPC() Changer Puih Button I fOf
W X. 6 YfWM'' Beater Ejectors Chooie from Four Colors 1 V "
y i l.ii t Mial fin ii,, tfTV. iii. Bp. ffl'nOjrlTgj miier. Boola Hie heaviest coke barters, " If iTW'A , .- , H
I a Dicrc chrome ' " X Tl' 'WJ I
B 6-PltCt plated If-4 LJ - '4j? I
Praiector iplicer LnUILt Of tOLUKJ V1 M .V.. ' TZ7ha II 11
mm
111 inlfi ifiimiM
I " ii uigpajiiii ii n
:4; f PJi v " '
' J i
; ; j
J KjOKY . r I
PECK AND PECK Getting the bird doesn't bother Cregory
Peck who is making a new movie, "The Guns of Navarone," in
London, England. Peter, a professional seagull, has a part, too.
Row Over Dog
Ends In Slaying
DOTHA.V, Ala. (AP) Two
neighbors returning from a Flori
da fishing trip got into a fight
over a dog. One was killed and
the olher charged with murder.
Sheriff Ah in Davis said an
autopsy showed Cleo Luster, 31,
choked to death on a partial den
tal plate which got jammed in
his throat, apparently during the
fight with Ernest H. Williamson,
39, Sunday night.
WHAT YOU GIT:
dinnor pltt, soap or cartel bowls.
I fruit or dttttrt dishes, I caps. 9 s
: IK " y ' '' ' ' Pt,'W II
illy r n - -'i&w
ill at Aff7e 1 l vrszrr5-
ctri. Urge 14 strvtng planar, larga vag
afMa bowl, crtamar. covered sugar.
MttaK V S. fit Off.. JtRwrttM ClHOtrl CMinr
MMLl
650 S. E. JACKSON OR 2-1606
Open Every Friday Night Until 9:00 For Your Shopping Convenience
Romanian Education
Heads Plan Visit To U.S.
BUCHAREST, Romania (API-
lied Romania's Education Minis
ter Hie Murgiilescuc plans to visit
the United States Aug. 24-heut.
at U. S. government invitation. He
will tour schools and colleges aft
or an international congress
logic and philosophical sciences at
Stanford University in California
With him will be Alanasa Joja
president of the Romanian Acad
emy ot Sciences, and Academi
cian Grigori Moisil.
' AN I
- cXl
1
9t
..oWVWWiTJfcrt '
-. 11 m n m - ,
Thur., Aug. 25, 1960 The Newi-Revicw, Roseburg, Ore. 5
Crater Visitors Slapped By Bear
KLAMATH FALLS (AP) Mrs. I said Tower park visitors of late
Jean Groulx, Oakland, Calif , I have meant fewer bits of food letl
awoke Tuesday nihl in the tent i in garbage cans, a favorite rum
she and her two children were oc- niaging place for bears. The re
cupving in Crater Lake National I suit, he said, was to embolden the
Park, lhcre. right at hand, was i
mother bear and a cub,
Mrs. Groulx slapped the bear.
The bear slapped Mrs. Groulx.
She was treated here lor a cut on
her cheek.
Not far from the Groulx tent.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young and
two children of hresno. Calif.,
heard a rustling at their tent flap.
Young opened the flap and his
flashlight beam caught a she bear
in the eye. The bear promptly
gave Young a swipe across the
face. He is in a hospital here lor
treatment of an injured eye.
Park ranger Jack Broadbent
Paget Resigns
Republican Post
PORTLAND (AP) Republi
can National Committeeman Low
ell C. Paget has confirmed
his resignation from the Republi
can state Central Committee ex
ecutive committee, but declined
to discuss it.
He said the first he knew of the
appointment was a letter received
that listed him among members,
and he sent a letter resigning.
Peter M. Gunnar of Salem,
GOP state chairman, also was
reluctant to discuss the matter.
Put
the
finest
label
on
your
table
THE
CHAMPAGNE
OF
BOTTLE BEER
ttKLn eatwitre eo.. am.wauitu, wik
Umpqua Distributing Co.
906 $. E. Mill St.
Roieburg, Oregon
Phone: OR 3-8145
bears to move into camping areas.
TREASURE
HUNT
The firms listed below
will each select a num
ber from someone's
Fair Week bumper
strip, and display said
number in their win
dow. Friday & Saturday
August 26 & 27
The person presenting
13 of a Fair Week
bumper strip bearing
any number on display
to the firm using the
number will receive a
valuable award.
The number for a Grand
Prize of an electric
blanket will be posted
in the Chamber of Com
merce window at 10:00
AM Aug. 27.
48
Treasure Hunt
Prizes
Mode O'Day
Van Lee's Super 88c
J. C. Penney Co.
The Fern Florists
Roseburg Artist Materials
Carstens Furniture
Snappy Service No. 5
Ricketts Music Co.
Western Auto Store
Lowell's
Johnny's Toy Store
Svoboda's Tots to Teem
Graves Music
Roseburg Jewelers
Umpqua Florists
Miller's Dept. Store
Karl's Shoe Store
Singer Sewing Machine
Co.
Montgomery Ward
Judd's Furniture
Howard's Mens Wear
J. C. Sporting Goods
Horn's Appliance
Jack West Diamond Shop
Weisfield's Jewelers
Commercial Abstract Co.
McKay Drug
The Man's Shop
News-Review
Roseburg Book Store
Umpqua Savings & Loan
The Style Shop
Gimre's Shoe Store
The Photo Lab
Fullerton's Rexall Drug
Diana Craig's
F. W. Woolworth Co.
Necchi-Elna Sewing
Circle
Chapman's Pharmacy
Payless Drug Store
The Time Shop
Trowbridge Electric
The Wagon Wheel
Suiter's Bldg. Supply
Modern Floor Covering
Curtis Bros. Home Furn.
Mable Lewis
ATTEND
THE FAIR
Now Through
Sunday