8 The Nawi-Rtvitw, Roieburg,
Creswell Hunter Dies In Auto
KLAMATH FALLS (AP)-Leter
Amoj Whitney, 54, a deer hunter
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aiict muiit ifwt-and-weathap
Ore. Fri., Oet. 7, 1960
from Creswell, wai found dead in
hit station wagon at Indian
Springa Campground Tuesday,
A mortuary attendant said
Whitney's 16-year-old daughter
was unable to awaken her father
I about 8 a.m.
1 .The two had been hunting since
the season opened, according to
; the daughter.
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Fullerton PTA
Elects Officers
Several new officers have been
elected by the Fullerton PTA.
Those taking office at the meet
ing this week were Mrs. Ieonard
N'esselh, secretary; Mrs. Meredith
Wilson, treasurer; Mrs. Jeffrey
Currier, first vice president; Mrs.
Dean Jewell, second vice presi
dent. New chairmen taking office are
Mrs. Ted Barnes, budget; Dr. Wil
liam Hoist, health; Mrs. John
Loosley, kindergarten; Mrs. Jeff
Currier, room representative; Mrs.
Gordon Stewart, scholarship; W. O.
Kelsay. legislative: Mrs. Bon Fra-
jshour, pre-school; R. B. Rhoades
ana James tiayaen, program; airs.
G. W. Possee, publicity; Mrs. Al
Bishop and Mrs. Ed Wyatt, con
tact; Mrs. Jim Loomis and Mrs.
Joe Dent, membership; Mrs. Alex
Kennedy, corresponding; Mrs G.il
Commons, historian; John Zerbach,
institution representative; Mrs.
Frank Dixon, School Board repre
sentative; Mra. Ted Bernard, year
book; Mrs. Victor Moody, charac
ter and SDiritual: Mrs. Jack Cum
mins, Mrs. Hoy Cox and Mrs. Roy
Hanford. census: Mrs. Russell Py-
ron, decoration; Mrs. Thorn a a
Smith, Camp Fire, and Earl uark
Kr-rmtmaster.
Entertainment at the meeting
was given by Lowell Slick, who
presented a skit. Refreshments
were served.
Movia Showtime
FRIDAY, OCT. ?, Use
INDIAN THEATRE Ooort open
Showe start at a:. "Junole Cat" 4:55
:S5. "Boy and Ilia Pirates" I:1W!I0
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Gatat open 4:30.
Showa atarr at 7:00. "Ona Foot In Hall"
nil "Vallev at Ilia RadWOOdi"
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Dayt"
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oltlca opens at e:30, show sterts at t.
"Tha Houaa ol Uiher" and "Tha 4-D Man"
BENETTA THEATRE (Wlniton) "Goliath
and tha Barbarlani" and "Jumplno Jacks"
SATURDAY. OCT. , VtUtt
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19-w. Cumulate show at I. "Jungle car
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4. Evening doora opafl 4:30. Complata
shows 45-:15. "Junoje Cat" 4:15-:Si.
"Boy and tha Pirates" 1:15-11:10.
CTARI ITF DRIVE-IN Getee OPW1 4:30.
Show atarts at 7. "Ona Foot m Hall" and
"Valley ot tha Redwoods"
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Closed for the
season.
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN (Trt-Clty) Show starts
at 7 p.m. "Around the world In to Days"
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutharlln) Box
office opens 4:30, show sterts at 7 p.m.
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Deer Kills Made
By Glendale Men
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX
A number of Glendale and Aza
lea area residents killed deer dur
ing the opening days of the sea
son. Among them were two people,
KoDeri smool, iz, son 01 Mr, and
Mrs. Carl Smoot of Glendale, who
killed four-point buck, weighing
160 pounds, and Jimmy Croff. 15.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Croff
of Azalea, who killed a three-point
DUCK.
Others who got their deer in
cluded Larry Hill, Robert Berry,
Lewis Brady, Bernie Halverson,
Hex Hager, frea Berry, Lloyd
Vaughn, Woodrow Watson, Mrs.
Watson, and two of the Watson
children, Orel Leach, Gene Van
uusen, fierce Furlong, car Ford,
Dewey Blevens, Mra. Sadie Stein,
Ed Burgoyne, James Kimbrough,
Del McDiarmid, Mr. and Mrs.
Don May, Al K. Hughes of Wolf
Creek; and Larry Mosely and My
ron Rowe, former residents, now
of Eugene.
Friends Hosted
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Marriott of
Glendale were hosts to Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Simpson of Port Or-
ford, who arrived on Thursday of
last week and left Tuesday morning
of this week. The Simpsons ac
companied the Clyde Marriotts and
the Chuck Petersons to Eastern
Oregon for hunting over the week
end but none of the party was
successful in getting deer.
Mrs. Richard Hayes of Glendale
entered the Josephine General Hos
pital in Granta jyass Monday eve
ning to prepare for surgery.
Her grandfather. Mont Walters
of Lapine is visiting the family and
helping to care for the Hayes chil
dren during their mother's absence
Foxes Attend Meet
The Rev. Gerald Fox. of Glen
dale, pastor of the Merlin Baptist
Community Church, and his wife
attended a meeting of pastors and
their wives of the Rogue River
Baptist Association, which was held
at the Eastwood Baptist Church in
Medford this week.
Mr. and Mra. William Wunsch of
Glendale left Sunday afternoon for
Portland where Mra. Wunsch was
to have a medical checkup. She
was unable to see her doctor when
she went to Portland for that pur
pose the last time.
Pair Swaps Ranch
For Glide Tavern
By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY
The Royal Coachman Tavern In
ttlide has Deen sold to Mr. and
Mrs. Chris McDonald, former
dairy ranchers from Bend.
Former owner of the tavern. Da
vid Hickman traded the estab
lishment with the McDonalds for
their 160-acre Central Oregon farm
Hickman and his family have mov
ed to Bend, and the McDonalds
now are living in the apartment
adjoining ine tavern.
Simpsons Return
Leon Simpson and son, Dean,
returned the first of the week from
Eastern Oregon, proudly display
ing two urge deer which were
shot in the Burns area. One was
a five-point buck which dressed
out at 275 pounds and the other
a four-point weighing 250 sounds
dressed out. Simpson Is the owner
and operator of the t rontier Store.
Kecent guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Mert Weaver of Idle
yld Park were Mr. and Mrs. Tim
O'Connell and son, Pat, of Gold
Beach. The O'Connells are former
residents of Glide.
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Local
Bus Aranti of Grants Pass was
a business visitor in Koseburg
Thursday. "
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Amorda
and Mr. and Mrs. George Barclay
enjoyed the weekend at the coast.
Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Anderson of
this city left Thursday for the
coast to enjoy a few days.
A. M. I ton has returned to his
home in West Boseburg after deer
hunting in the DayvlUe area with
friends.
Mrs. Bill Emberlin and son.
Brent, of Portland, have spent the
last several days here visiting the
former's mother, Mrs. Keith At-
terbury, while her husband was
on a bunting trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray S. Patraquln
and Mrs. Amy Seeley have re
turned to their homes here, fol
lowing a week at Delate with
Mrs. Henry Criteser, whose hus
band recently died.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Teaoue are
back at their home in Laurelwood,
following a trip to Los Angeles to
visii inetr sun-in-iaw biiu utiuguier,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morris, and
small daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gwaltnay and
small daughter have moved from
their former address at Alamosa
Court to their newly purchased
home in the Newton Creek dis
trict. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trammall, Mr
and Mrs. Mike Phillips and Mr.
and Mrs.' Dennis Keeler, all of
Roseburg, are leaving today for
Chemault to spend the weekend
deer hunting. They will be accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Harlan
Davis of Eugene.
Mrs. Emal Anderson, owner of
the House of Uniforms and of The
Hat Box, together with her sister.
Miss A. Zoe Lewis, who has been
visiting here from Los Angeles,
left Sunday for' a trip of several
months. The two plan to visit in
Boise, Idaho, Salt Lake City, Utah,
and Denver, Colo. During Mrs. An
derson's absence, her daughter,
Mrs. Lloyd Myers, will manage
ine nusmess.
Mr. and Mra. W." M. Campbell
of this city went to Medford and
Jacksonville last week. Mrs. Camp
bell arranged the program for the
Presbyterial fall area meeting at
Jacksonville. In Medford, Mr. and
Mrs. Campbell visited at the home
or their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kilby, and
family. As program chairman for
Presbyterial, Mrs. Campbell ar
ranged programs for the meetings
held at North Bend and Malin also.
Mr. and Mra. Wayne Crooch and
daughter, Kathy and Miss Penny
and Miss Susie Ostrander spent
the weekend away. Mr. and Mrs.
Crooch and Kathy and Penny went
to Forest Grove for the Willamette-University-
Pacific University
football game. Mr. and Mrs.
Crooches' son. Dee. Dlavs defen
sive end on the Willamette Univer
sity football team. Susie Ostrander
spent the weekend in Salem visit
ing her sister, Miss Sharon Os
trander, who. teaches school there.
Lea Cibby, son of Mr. and Mrs.
David Gibby of RL 1. Box 110.
Roseburg, left by automobile
Thursday for Salt Lake City. Utah.
where he will take a plane for
new YorK city and then a jet
plane to Stockholm, Sweden, where
he will spend two years working
in the Moran Swedish Mission
Field. Leo was - graduated from
Roseburg High School and this
last year attended Ricks College
at Rexburg, Ida. He - worked at
U. S. Plywood before going to
college and this last summer work
ed at National Plywood. He will
return to doiiege to complete his
studies following his two years
in the mission field. '
New Examinations Set
By U.S. Civil Sevice .
New examinations have been an
nounced by the U. S. Civil Ser
vice Commission for filling the
positions of Accountant or Audi
tor, with starting salaries from
$6,435 to $13,730 a year: and Cot
ton Technologist, paying salaries
from 15,355 to s,955 a year.
Announcements and application
forms may be obtained from Mrs.
Marion Baker, civil service ex
aminer located at the U. S. Post
Office building, Roseburg, or lrom
the U. S. Civil service commission
Washington, 25, D. C.
REMEMBER RAISINS
When shopping for jelly and jam
making needs, include several
packages of light or dark raisins.
Their sweet, chewy goodness adds
extra nutrition and flavor to ap
ricot, apple, peach or tomato pre
serves.
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News
Mr. and Mrs. John Kooken re
turned home recently following a
short vacation trip to Reno, Nev.
Mrs. J. R. Young is expected-
back Saturday after a brief trip
to Williams, Calif., to attend to
business matters.
Mrs. W. B. Merrill of Medford
visited here briefly this week at
the F. D. Morgan residence, en
route home from a trip to 11c
Minnville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heaue and
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Smith have
returned to their homes in Rose
burg, following a three-day stay
at Surftides Adult Village at Ocean-
lake.
Robert (Harry) O'Nall has re
sumed his work as district ply
wood sales manager for Roseburg
Lumber Co., after having been
seriously ill of virus pneumonia
for the last three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Dal Hill and
daughter. Gayle. have moved here
from Salem and are residing on
Sterling Drive. Hill has been trans
ferred to Roseburg by the State
Highway Dept.
Mrs. William Blaker. Mrs. Wil
liam Bartlett, Mrs. Oscar Revell
and Mrs. J. M. Williams were in
Medford Tuesday to attend a meet
ing of the Episcopal Church Wom
en of uregon.
Mrs. Bill Malsh and small daugh
ter, Lorraine, have been visiting
here from Grants Pass this week
and have been the houseguests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Hagedorn of
Alamosa Court.
Miss Gertrude Hildoburn return
ed to her work at Miller's De
partment store Thursday, follow
ing a trip to the coast with her
nephew, Harry Hildeburn Jr., of
Omaha, neb. and his mother, Mrs.
Harry Hildeburn of this city,
Was Johnson has arrived here
from Honolulu, having been called
by the senous illness of his moth
er, Mrs. Rueben (lone) Johnson,
who has been a medical patient
at Mercy Hospital since early
aepiemoer.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wiley and
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Evans
of Koseburg snent Wednesday eve
ning in Drain, where Mrs. Wiley
paid her official visit to North
Star Chapter, Order - of Eastern
btar. Mrs; wiiey is making of
ficial visits for the Endowment
Fund committee of OES of Oregon,
Mra. Donald K, Soesbe and small
daughter, Vicki, of Yuma, Ariz.,
and her mother, Mrs. Ruth Had
ley. of Portland, arrived in Rose-
weekend as houseguests of the
former's paretnts-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Bailey. Lt. Soesbe
is being transferred from Yuma
to the Air Force Base in Tucson
to join Lt. Soesbe and make their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Wallace and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor lea Wed
nesday, bound for Eastern Ore
gon to go deer hunting. The Wal
lace pickup which contained their
camping equipment caught fire at
Cottage Grove and had to be aban
doned since both truck and equip
ment were completely destroyed.
The two couples continued on their
way and plan to return home this
weekend.
The Past Noble Grands Club of
Roseburg has announced postpone
ment of their meeting which was
to have been Oct. 13, to a week
later, Thursday, Oct. 20. The meet
ing will be held at the IOOF Hall,
Mamie Fett, Velma Herman, Mary
Goodman, Margret Saunders and
Elsie Mills acting aa hostesses for
the 7:30 p.m. dessert supper. Nona
Thompson and Ona Williams will
have charge of entertainment. "
Keith Atterbury, Rodney Atter
bury, Dee Atterbury, of Roseburg;
Elmo Atterbury, Wayne Pickens,
Richard Atterbury and Vic Noels
and son of Medford ; Wayne Christ
lib and Clinton Atterbury of Los
Angeles; Bill Emberlin of Port
land; Milo Atterbury of Albany,
and Alex Atterbury of Eugene,
have returned here, following their
annual hunting trip to Lakeview,
Ore. Clinton Atterbury will spend
several days here visiting rela
tives before continuing on his way
home,
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Vane of
Salem visited over the weekend
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Vance of Tenmile and Mr.
and Mrs. Lou Shigley and Bob of
Winston. Ellis is a junior at Wil
lamette University and is major
ing in voca.1 music as a director
as well as studying voice with
Dean Geist, who is director of the
music department This is his sec
ond year of study with Geist. He
also studied a summer with Leon
ard Treach, director of music at
Eastman School of Music in New
York. Ellis is also studying the
violin. He received the best actor
award last year for his dramatic
ability at Southern Oregon College.
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Club, J:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Cut-
ford Miller. , ,..,..
Women's Society of Christian
Service rummage sale, Pn
at s a.m.. Methodist Church in
Riebur8: p.H.
Camas vaney rarm -eration,
7:30 p.m., home of Roy
Thurston.
Rosoburg Jayt-enai,
home of Mrs. Al Brown, 715 SE
Terrace Ave. i
Oregon drivars license exammci ,
giving driver tests, 8 a.m. to 5
p.m.. 837 SB lumens as.
Sheriff's Posse potluck, 6:30 p.m.,
Douglas County Fairgrounds.
Daunlaa. County Republican ral
ly and barbecue, 6 p.m., county
Fairgrounds, jonn nooseven m
Elks Lodge aupncai i's,
12:30 p.m.. Elks Club.
Loval Order of moo I m c
night, 8 p.m.,. Moose haU. I
Alcoholics Anonymous home,
group, 8 p.m., caU OR 2-4059.
Christ's AmDasiauori us mo -,
eemn v or f,oa unuitu. i y..u.,
church at Winston.
Olalla Valley Club, 8 p.m., Olal
la Community Building.
Vaterans of woria war i jmu
auxiliary. 8 p.m., Veterans Me
morial Building in noaeuuig.
AJ nS Amaranth. UOU&iaS
Court 18, 8 p.m.. Masonic Temple.
Klveradaia arinii, f-"--
Grange hall.
Aulas Garden Club, 8 p.m.,
Grange hall. :
Saturday, Oct. t
RouHurn Writers Club annual
banquet, social hour at 5, dinner
at 6, the Broiler in noseDurg. inn
ervations, OR 2-1028.
St. Joseph's Altar Society rum
mage sale, doors open at 8 a.m.,
aa- wut Mr KonnaHs Johnson
of Corvallis spent the weekend in
Roseburg at the home of the lat-l
ter'n sarents. Mr. and Mrs. Po-I
cock. t
Col. and Mrs. Owen R. Rheads
of Portland spent Wednesday in
Roseburg, at which time the latter
made her official visit to the DAR
here. Mrs. Rhoads is state regent
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Roberts re
turned to their home here the
first of the week, following several
days in Portland attending to busi
ness. They were accompanied
home by the latter's mother, Mrs.
D. A. Lengacher, of Portland, who
plans to visit here for 10 days.
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