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Dr. Edwin Durno, Republican
candidate for Congress from the
4lh District, handed a campaign
contribution to his opponent, Rep.
Charles 0. Porter, at a meeting
Thursday night.
He said it was in response to a
letter he received at his home in
Jledford, asking for it. Dr. Durno
said the letter came from Porter's
headquarters.
The contribution was a $1 check.
Porter endorsed it and handed it
back.
The two men spoke before the
Northwestern Mining Council dis
cussing problems of the industry
in this area.
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Mrs. J. C. Sutton and Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Parson and daughters
of Roseburg left yesterday for
Portland to attend to business.
Deanna Payton, who is employ
ed by Douglas Creditors Associa
tion, left today for Portland to
spend the weekend visiting Miss
Sharon Lyons, on the Lewis and
Clark College campus.
' Mrs. Edwin Myers has returned
to her work in the office of Local
2949, Lumber and Sawmill Work
ers,, after an absence of nearly
two weeks. Mrs. William Swam
has been taking Mrs. Myer's place
during the latter's absence.
Women of the Roseburg Country
Club will SDonsor their annual fall
guest-day bridge-luncheon at 12:30
noon Thursday, Oct. 13, at the
clubhouse. New officers for the
coming year will be introduced.
Members and their invited guests
are asked to make up their own
tables and bring their own cards.
Miss Charlotte Hyre, Douglas
County Library, bookmobile librar
ian, has returned to her work, fol
lowing a vacation trip with Mil
dred Burch of Seattle to Yellow
stone National Park; Denver, Colo.;
Urand Junction and yurango, 1010.
Out of Duraaneo they enjoyed the
Narrow Gage train trip to Silver-
ton and they visited the Apacne
National Monument. They report
snow already at Yellowstone.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. O'Neil
and daughter, Peggy, and Susan
Hess of this city left last evening
for Coos Bay to see uie o weus
son, Bruce, play with the fresh
man football team of Roseburg
High School, He plays right end.
From SDrinefield. Mr. and Mrs.
O'Neil and Bruce and Peggy ard
Miss Hess will go to bpringueid,
where thev will stay overnight at
the Car Tel Motel and will spend
Sunday visiting the O'Neils' son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. ana Airs.
James H. O'Neil, and small son.
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Mn. Chester Moraan has re-l
turned to her home in Laurelwood.l
following several days in Portland
attending to business.
Mrs. J. M. Boyles has returned
to her home in this city, following
a stay in Eugene visiting at the
home of her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Durward Boyles,
and family.
Jeff Stringfellow of this city,
who recently suffered a fractured
skull and a fractured pelvis in a
fall from a tree is reported to be
getting along satisfactorily at Mer
cy Hospital, where he is receiving
treatment.
Zuleime Temple, Daughters of
the Nile, will hold a rummage
sale Saturday, Oct. IS, at 249 SE
Jackson, next door ..to Priscilla's
Antique Shop. The sale will be
in progress from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Those having rummage are asked
to leave it at the above mentioned
shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Stewart and
children, Terry and Bobby, of San
Leandro, Calif., visited here re
cently at the home of Mrs. Stew
art's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack May. The Stew
arts were en route to . Lewiston,
Idaho, to see Mrs. Stewart's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Warney Mays,
and other relatives in the area.
Mrs. M. L. Hallmark of this city
drove to tugene friday to Dring
back her daughter, Miss Maureen,
and Miss Rebecca Roberts and
Miss Judy Hosford, students at
university ot uregon. Aliss Hoo
erts will visit her parents, Mr. and
Airs. Hex Kooerls. and Miss Hos
ford will visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. v. w. iiosiora.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McCllntock
and daughter. Mrs. Leland K. Wim
berly, and children, Leslie and
Tommy, of this city, spent the
weekend in iacoma visiting uie
McCUntocks' son. Richard. Mc-
Ctintock and Mrs. Wimberly and
children returned to their homes
here the first of the week, while
Mrs. Mcuinlock remained in Se
attle for the week.
Mrs. Louise Weseman of this
city drove to Eugene Sunday and
again today to visit her cousin
Paul Michaels, of Seattle, who is
a medical patient at Sacred Heart
Hopital. Mr. and Mrs. Michaels
were en route to Roseburg and
Canyonville to visit relatives and
mends Deiore continuing on a trip
to Kansas, when Michaels was
stricken ill in Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pollard and
children, Linda and Robin, have
left after a few days' visit here
at the home of Pollard s brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Art Pollard. The family was en
route to Macon. Ga.. alter having
spent the past lta years in Hawau
where Bob Pollard, Western Union
emDlove. was working at a U. S.
Air Force base. They plan to visit
on the west coast before leaving
for Georgia.
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NEW YORK (AP) Soviet Pre
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radio and television appearance
will be carried throughout Canada
over the Canadian Broadcasting
Co. network, it was announced
here.
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The Khrushchev - anoearance
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bljl. ana tne premier win re
ceived "unlimited time to air his
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson.
1103 SE Mill St., will entertain the
Golden Age Club at their home
Tuesday, Oct. 11, at 7:30 p.m.
A daughter, weighing T pounds.
was born Sunday evening in San
francisco to Mr. and Mrs. hd-
ward S. Dean. Mrs. Dean, the
former Sally Clarke, is a daughter
of Mrs. Arthur Clarke of Roseburg.
C. V. Wimberly and his nephew
Leland K. Wimberly, and B. A.
Young returned to their homes
here the first of the week, fol
lowing a hunting trip to the Steen
Mountains, iney Drought Pack
three deer. '
Mrs. Bruce MIchels left Wednes
day for Long Beach, Calif., after
several days spent in Roseburg
with her mother, Mrs. Edwin My
ers: her sister. Sallv Mvers. and
other relatives. Mrs. Michels was
called here by the sudden death
of her father, Edwin Myers, whose
funeral was last week,
Mrs. Vera Thompson, field rep
resentative from Portland for the
Visionally Handicapped, will be in
Roseburg next week and Wednes
day will hold a workshop from
iu a.m. to it p.m. at me f irst
Presbyterian Church. The work
shop is under the auspices of the
Roseburg Lions Auxiliary and the
Oregon Commission For the Blind.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tisdale are
back in their home In Roseburg,
following a vacation trip to Cali
fornia. They went as far south as
Los Angeles. In Sunnyvale they
visited their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Kir. and Kirs. A. J. Donze,
and in San Jose with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Potlenger.
The First Annual Fall Festival
of Philetarian Lodge No. 8 will
be held at the IOOF Temple Wed
nesday, Oct. 12, according to an
Announcement by the noble grand,
Jim Flynn. A free turkey and
ham dinner wul be served at 7
p.m. followed by a program of
music and other interesting en
tertainment at 8 p.m.
Mite Carol Trimble, Douglas
County Librarian, is back in her
office, following attendance at the
Pacific Northwest Library Associ
ation meeting at Sun Valley, Idaho.
Miss Trimble, who is the immedi
ate past president of the Oregon
Library Association, was elected
vice chairman of the public li
brarian division of the Pacific Li
brary Association. Speakers in
cluded a rem-esentative from Boe-
me Aircrait in seaiue on uie
Challenge of Space;" Mrs. Grace
ISddington Jordan, "it Your ick
Read The Doctor Book;" "The
Failure of Education in a Democ
racy" bv Vardis Fisher and a
report ot tne rora foundation
studv regarding the utilization of
staffs for Quality education." Miss
Trimble was especially interested
in the latter talks as Camas Valley
is one of the small schools selected
for this experiment. Winner of the
childrens' choice book for the year
was won by Beverly Geary for
"Hpnrv anrl thn Paner Route."
Make-up
find foiu thread 6yfiousauds of
Newspaper readers
Mrs. Jack fWty returned to Rose
burg after spending a few days
in Medford as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Al Nordquist.
Mist Sally Myers is working
temporarily at Uie Southern Ore
gon Log Scaling and Grading Bu
reau, bhe plans to return to her
studies at Oregon State College for
uie winter term.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl toiler of
this city have left for Portland to
spend the weekend visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Ian Knocker and chil
dren, Lisa and Lorie. They will
attend the christening Sunday for
Lisa. Mrs. Knocker is the former
Karen Dryer of Ibis city.
Mrs. Kenneth Ford returned to
her home in Roseburg Friday, fol
lowing a trip to Eugene to attend
a luncheon meeting of the Friends
of the Museum of Art. Mrs. Ford
is a board member. From Eugene
she went to Lebanon to visit her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. James T.
Brown, and with the Ethan Hall
fumily before continuing on to Cor-
vallis to visit her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Phil
lips, and small son.
Mrs. Danny McCauley and two
children have been visiting in Ken-
newick, Wash., this week at the
home of Mrs. McCauley's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Kirs.
Leo Cotrell. Dan Mcuauiey ana
Mr. and Mrs. E.-M. White took
them to Portland Sunday where
they boarded the tram for Uie re-,
maindcr of the trip to Kennewick. j
They will return to Portland Sun
ay at which time McCauley will .
meet them and bring them back
to Roseburg. -
Movie Showtime
SATUROAY. OCT. I, 1960
INDIAN THEATRE Metlnee doors open
12:30. Complete ihow al 1. "Jungle Cat"
1:30. "Boy end the Piretet" 2:40. Out at
4. Evening doore open 4:30. Complete
shows 4:45-9:15. -Jungle Cat" t:55-l:55.
"Boy and the Pirates" 1:15-11:10.
STARLITE ORIVE-IN Getet open 4:30.
Show alerts ot 7. "One Fool in Hell" and
"Valley of tha Redwoods"
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Closed tor the
season.
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN (Trl-Cltvl Show starts
at 7 p.m. "Around the world In 40 Days"
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sulherlln) Box
otllce opens 6:30. show starts at p.m.
"The House of Usher" and "The 4-D Men"
BENETTA THEATRE (Winston! "Sollsth
and the Berbarlans" and "Jumping Jacks"
, ., SUNDAY, OCT. f, 1940
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 4:45.
Complete shows 7-9:15. "Rat Race" 7:25
9:45. STARLITE DRIVE-IN Getee open 5:30.
Shows sterr ei e. puck nigni, jei mui
and "written on ine wino
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN (Trl-Clty) Show
starts er DUSK, bulk mic. narry
Black and the Ttver" and "Wolf Dog"
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sulherlln) Bo
nil ra ooens ai a o.m.i snow siaris a, a:ju.
"Kidnapped" and "Shoot Out el Medicine
Bend'
MONDAY, OCT. 10, 1940
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 4:45. Com
plete shows 7-9:15. "Rat Race" 7:25, 9:45,
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Closed Mon-lues-Wed.
TRI CITY DRIVS-IN (Trl-Clty) Closed Mod-Tues-Wed.
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-tn (Sulherlln) Box
office opens 6:30 p.m. show alerts at 7.
"Kidnapped" and "Shoot Out at Medicine
Bend '
ISmS ALL THESE
IN MOTION FOR
Stereotype Preaa Carrier
J 1 V. atJ t WO AVWAV W
Sat., Oct. 8, 1960 The
Jack Cummins of Roseburg and
George Klarsh of Lookingglass left
Friday morning to go deer hunting
in the Lakcview area. They expect
to return home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mtrl Mulhelland
and daughter. Maria, and Mrs. W.
J. Mulholland spent last weekend
in Eastern Oregon. They brought
home a nice mule deer.
Mrs. Edna Rex left Monday with
her son-in-law and daughter, Kir.
and Mrs. Jon Dowles of Hood Riv
er to attend to business in Fresno,
Calif, and from there they will
tour several Southern slates end
ing in Florida, where they will
vacation for about a month.
Iiitiy thru UnUf
Ik iff merit Dmier Suiptnu
(tin clime tdvanturi itoiy
tttetpt fP tfi screen.
Wilt DitRIT'I
"KIDNAPPED"
Also
"SHOOT OUT AT MEDICINE BEND"
Both in Color
till THilDt
"THC HOUSE OF USHER'
"THE 4 0 MAN"
Closed Mon Tues., Wed.
Sundoy Only
BUCK NITE
$1.00 Per Carload
"HARRY BLACK AND THE
TIGER"
plus
. "WOLF DOS"
Ends Tonight
"AROUND THE WORLD IN
. 80 DAYS"
LAST TIMES TONITE
Open 6:30-Showt at 7:OCj
ALAN LAD In
"One Foot in Hell"
in COLOR plus
"Valley of the Redwoods"
Buck Night Sunday
A CARLOAD FOR 51.00
Open 5:30-Show at 6:00
JOHN WAYNE
and JANET LEIGH in
"JET PILOT"
In COLOR plus
ROCK HUDSON
LAUREN B AC ALL
"Written on tha Wind"
in Color
CLOSED MON-TUES-WED,
Newi - Revlew, JJStburg, Ore. 5
Mrs. George Powers and Mrs.
Kenneth Ford will entertain the
Roseburg Art Association Klonday,
Oct. 10, at 8 p.m. at the latter'a
home in Laurelwood. Mrs. Ford
will present the program on Mayan
Culture and Art and will show col
ored slides to demonstrate her .
talk. All persons interested in art
are invited to enjoy the evening.
Tonight
"GOLIATH AND THE
BARBARIANS"
Steve Reeves -Chelo Alonse
plus
"JUMPING JACKS"
Jerry Lewis Dean Martin
TONIGHT. OPEN at 6:30
Complete Shows 6:45-8:15-9:45
DISNEY'S "JUNGLE CAT"
plus "Boy and tha Pirates"
Sun-Mon-Tue
Open 6:45 Shows 7:00-9:15
Debbie
and Tony!
fj Two... among
" the crowd of
1 young hopefuls
4,1 all grabbing
for the
one big
chancel
JACK OAKIS VV
riMr nncuruhrcy p
DON RICKLES r . Qti
TIOHNIOOLOB i- 4.'
WHEELS
YOU!
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s
-J A I
TONY 1
CURTIS
DEBBIE
REYNOLDS
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