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10 The Newt-Review, Roteburg, Ore. Thurt., Oct. 13, 1960
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Inter-Agency Group
Has Health Theme
The Inter-Agency group heard
the first of the years' programa to
develop the over-all theme of
"What are the lndicationi of So
cial Health in our Community" at
a recent meeting. A panel discus
sion was held on the subject of
economic prosperity and how It at
affecta social health. Francis Ril
ey of the State Employment office
acted aa chairman with Charles
Dondero of the county housing of
fice and Morris Bowker, county
assessor as other panel members.
The panel members pointed out
that Douglas County is primarily
dependent upon the timber. industry
and that the housing picture af
fects the economy more than any
other industry.
Trouble Snots
Some of the things which have
caused the slowdown in nation-wide
house building and hence a declin
inz economy in our timber pro
ducting areas are high interest
rales, snorter terra nome loans
which slows down the selling of
homes, wage attachments, ana in
flated land costs, according to the
panel.
The panel members stated that
Douglas county is on a tairiy
atable economy at the present time
and that it will become more stab
ilized as the industry in the coun
ty is more diversified. They stated
that one thing that could help
would be a stabilized tax rate so
that industries would know just the
amount of their taxes.
In the discussion that followed,
It was pointed out that the Rose
burg Chamber of Commerce has
done some advertising in out of
slate papers for retired people to
come to Douglas County because
of our climate and other advan
tages. This, it is believed, will
Help stabilize our economy also,
according to some speakers.
The November meeting will be
on how formal education affects
the aocial health of the county.
This program will be' chairmaned
by Kenneth Barneburg, toe county
school superintendent.
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Candidates Slated
At Gill Coliseum
CORVALLIS (AP) All candi
dates for statewide and 1st Con
gressional District political offices
will be in Corvallis Thursday night
to participate in the Benton Coun
ty Candidates Fair at Gill Colise
um on the Oregon - State College
campus.
County and city candidates will
also appear on the platform and
answer questions.
Republican Elmo Smith and
Democrat Maurine Neuberger,
candidates for U. S. senator, will
head the list. Other candidates
who will appear are Walter Nor-
blad (R) and Marv Owens (D),
candidates for U. S. representa
tive from the 1st Congressional
District; Monroe Swectland (D)
and Howell Appling (R), candi
dates for secretary of state: How
ard Belton (R) and Ward Cook
(D). candidates for state treasur
er; Carl Francis (R) and Robert
Thornton (D), candidates for at
torney general, and C. R. Hoyt
(R) and Leonard Adolf (D), candi
dates for state representative.
David Lee Beck
Funeral aervices for David I-ee
Beck, 77, who died at a local hos
pital Saturday will be held Fri
day at 2 p.m. at Schroeder Brothers
Mortuary in Myrtle folnt.
The Rev. Paul Gray of the Four
square Gospel Church of Coos Bay
will officiate. Interment will fol
low at Norway Cemetery at Nor
way, Wilson s Chapel of the Roses
was in charge of local arrange
ments. '
Survivors Include three sons
' Leslie of Portland. Lee of Mvrtle
Point, Clarence of Bandon; four
oaugniers, jnrs. timer (ueumce)
Reynolds and Mrs. William (Jean)
Lathrnp of Salem, Mrs. Donald
(Jennie) Rudisil of Roseburg and
Mrs. Veda Bender of Medford:
one brother, John Beck of Rose
burg; one sister, Lulu Brasheara of
Van Alstyne, Tex.; 10 grandchil
dren; ana tnree great grandchil
dren.
Canyonville Assault
Charge To Grand Jury
Bobby Ray McVey, 24, of North
Carolina, has been bound over to
the Grand Jury for Douglas Coun
ty, according to a transcript from
Justice court at Canyonville filed
. by Justice of Peace Nina Pietiold,
McVey is charged in a private
complaint of Edwin R. Alexander
with assault with a deadly weapon.
He Is charged specifically with
threatening to stab Alexander with
a pocket lenife. Arrested Oct. 1,
he was arraigned Oct. 5 and asked
time to consult an attorney. After
three days had elapsed and he
had not asked for a preliminary
hearing, ha wes bound over to the
grand jury, with bail set at $1,000,
Multnomah Group Likes
Single School District
PniiTI r ripTh i,,n
mah County School District Reor
ganization Committee is barking
a pian to reorganize seven school
districts northwest of Portland in-
The districta have about 2.000
students. Three of them, includ
ing Scappoose High, are 1n Co
lumbia County.
There may be an election next
spring on the proposal.
Mother, 4 Daughters
Perish In Home Blaze
BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP) A
moiner anu ner lour young
daughters died in a fire thai
swept their two-story frama home
early today.
Police identified the victims as
wary Duatin, 39, and her daugh
ters, Annette, ; Dawn, 4; Denice.
3: and Dorothy, 2. Two sons by a
former marriage escaped.
The daughters' fsther died last
August of a heart attack.
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