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16 Ths News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Frl., Jan. 6, 1961 Swiss Home Event Attended By Garden Valley Family By AODIE SCHNEIDER Calif., and their son and daughter Mr and Mrs. Jack Mathis andinlaw, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Whort family of Garden Valley attendedon, and son of Hoopa, Calif, a family reunion during the noli- Mr. and Mrs. Myron Lehne and davs at Swiss Home. sons were in Portland to visit her They were guests of her broth-brother. Dale Woodruff, and fam-cr-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.ily over the New Years holidays. Dan Wilbur. Others joining were They were joined by another Mr and Mrs. Norm House and brother and sister-in-law, .Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Goodwin. Mrs. Harold Woodruff, of Lugcne. Callfornians Visit Mr. and Mrs. Halph Broun of Recent visitors at the O. B.Santa Rosa, Calif., slopped on their Whorton home were their grand-way home from a northern biisi- son, Lyie nyan, ol oaciaiiieuw,uca w Mvron Lehne, and family. Spending part of the holiday sea son with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hat field were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Hat field, and son of Medford; another son, Mike Hatfield, of San Fran cisco, Calif.; and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Snow and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hartshorn, both of Pasa dena, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Argos Fisher spent both of the holidays with her brother-in-law and siler, Mr. h, " 'f:l m fT mm. r- ""-Lb A-HUNTING THEY WENT Three heads of stale enjoy their hunting but adopt different costumes to pursue the sport. Lft, British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan is his usual dapper self as he walks through the woods of Douglas, Scotland, equipped with spats and walking stick. Center, President Tito has a booted, rough-and-ready look in the Karad jordjovo hunting preserve in Yugoslavia. Right, hard-hatted President Eisenhower quick marches with shouldered pun on a quail-hunting expedition near Albany, Ga. t ; ; . .'. .1 in iimi iii ii trrnT i and Mrs. William Henry, of Salem. The Fishers traveled to Salera for Christmas with the Henrys com ing to Garden Valley for New Year's Day. Gam Atttndtd Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Esselslrom and two daughters attended the East-West Shrine game at Kezar Stadium, San Francisco, Calif. Ac companying them to the game and home was Susie Hess who had been to Mineral, Calif, to spend the holidays with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McKay have been to Portland to spend the holidays with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mis. Ev erett Phillips. They stopped going ana coming 10 visit we Roy Rus sell family in Eugene. Mr. and Airs. Harding Knapp have returned from a holiday vis it with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. Hedgepeih, and family of Eastside. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Coe visled with a friend of the former Find ley Shuster, who now resides in Portland. The men motored to Medford on business one day. Grants Pass Visited By Glendaie Family Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hatton of Glendaie were dinner guests Dec. 29 at the home of her niece and her husband, Mr. and Mis. Her man King, in Grants Pass. They report that the recently born King twins, Tanya and Tina, are doing well in the incubator at the Grants Pass hospital, and that the larger of the two, Tanya, now weighs four pounds eight ounces and will prob ably be able to leae the hospi tal by the end of next week or a little later. Tina now weighs 3 pounds 14 ounces and will no doubt have to remain in the hospital longer, according to Mrs. G. B. Fox, News-Review correspondent. Larry Hager, Navy fireman and son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hager of Glendaie, arrived at home for the Christmas holidays on Dec. 22. He returned to San Diego New Year's day. Tom Johns of Glendaie, who has been working in Livingstone, Montana, arrived at home before Christmas time and will probably return some time this week, ac cording to when his traveling com panions, the Bob Youngs, also for mer Glendaie residents, return to Livingstone. Christmas dinner guests at the Tom Johns residence included their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cameron of Medford; their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Darren VEIL FOR TIIB BRIDGEGROOM The bride traditionally outshines the groom but this groom is really put in the shadow! in London, Breeze-tossed veil of Lucette Aldous bides Maurice Fitzmaurlco. 1 I " ' , . ., . . . i. if; LISTENING TO WHAT'S BREWING UPSTAIRS This huge antenna "ear" is ' listening to the nation's robot weather man, Tiros II, as the satellite sends down pictures of what the world's weather looks like from 400 miles high. On each pass over San Nicolas Island, where the antenna is located off the coast of California, the weather satellite transmits pictures it has taken and stored during the current orbit. Within two hours, the pictures are in the hands of Navy, Air Force and civilian weather forecasters thousands of miles oway. The antnena is 60 feet in diameter. Alpha Zeta Thefa Meet Alpha Zola Theta Itlio Club No. 30 met Monday, wllh Shirley Old-! field, president, in charge. ! Plans were completed for public insinuation, which will be held Sal-! urday at 7:30 p.m. at the 10OK Hall. ! Members were encouraged a , ell candy and (urn in money as quickly as possible. Present were! 28 members and five Rebekahs. I The next session will beon Jan. 16 at 7 p.m. ' f Governor Spares Life Of Slayer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) The life of Edylhe Klumpp, 42, con demned to die Friday for the slay ing of her lover's wife, has been spared. Gov. Michael V. DiSalle an nounced Wednesday night that "justice could not be served by her execution," and commuted (he Cincinnati woman's sentence lo life imprisonment. The announcement came afler an afternoon interview in which DiSalle questioned Mrs. Klumpp while sne was under I lie influence of a truth serum. Mrs. Klumpp was convicted of first-degree murder for shooting Louise Bergen to death and then burning her body. The slaying took place in Cincinnati Oct. 39. 1958. The burned body was found on the shore of Lake Cowan in Clinton I ounty, Mrs. Klumpp admitted the kill ing. When site was convicted of first-degree murder, she asked for a new trial. When this was denied, she blamed the victim's estranged husband. William Bergen, for the killing. Mrs. Klumpp had been living wun iiergcn. Assembly In Recess SAIGON (AP) South Viet Nam's National Assembly has re resscd until March after approv ing a national budget nf about $430.6 million, with nearly 40 per spending. The budcet has finally approved is about $7.3 million be low last year's. JANITOR SERVICE DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY WI GO ANYWHERE tnmrad Rittrtncti Rhood'i Cleoning Service PhOIWI! OR 2-1096 and OR 1-7:08 ARE YOU A VETERAN? Whcthtr you wr a prlvatt 91 a General, thtr It money voilobtt to you, this year, for homo financing. Call IVAN P. EDWARDS IUILDIR DtVllOPIR rs.n. OR 3-741 Main house ot Glen Ora is a rambling, French-provincial, two-story mansion of faded yellow stucco. There are six bedrooms and five baths. There's a guest house and a 50x23-foot swimming pool. Part of the house wos built in the early 1800s. - ' I ' i 1 M4 ifiiiiitalJrMTiiiiffiiWfr iffr-'''-iifri' ON THE JOB At 67, actor Walter Brennan could take it easy, but he suffers from ten sion when not working. So, it's to the studio every day to add more Grandpa roles tc "The Real McCoys." Ross of Corvallis: Mr. John's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Johns of Grants Pass; and his sister and brotner-in-law, Mr. ana Mrs. Wil liam Jantzer of Grants Pass. Hospital News Visiting Hours 2 to 3:30 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Douglas Community Hospital Admitted Medical: Airs. Billie Beaird, Carolyn Schulze, Marjorie Cald well, Mrs. James Soulia, Walter Cox, Hoseburg; Jessie Stephens, Winston; William VanMeter, Oak land; Isaac Muers, Sutlieriin. Surgery: Sarah Buckhaults, Roseburg; Carl Willey, Glide. Discharged Craig Steven Landers, Mrs. Ron ald Farmer and son, Randy Allen, Mrs. Calvin Clack and daughter, Vickie Lavina, Myrtle Creek; Mrs. Carmeck Jennings, Winston; Mrs. Darrell Hicks, Dillard; Jerry Zar nekee, Riddle. Mercy Hospital Admitted Medical: 'David DeWitt, Rose burg; Lillie Jolliff, Sutlieriin; Mrs. Frank Soulhwick, Yoncalla; James Bryant, Winslon. Surgery: Urban Fuchs, Rose burg. Discharged Shirley Coble, Mrs. Howard Vaeretti, Hilda Vunker, Roseburg; Douglas Parker, Winston; Judy Walters, Myrtle Creek. Noti, Ore., Guests Pay Recent Visit To Glendaie Mrs. James Korlhof's mother, Mrs. Jim Mayberry and an aunt and uncle, all of Noti, Ore., visited with the James Korthof family in Glendaie Dec. 31, according to Mrs. G. B. Fox, News-Review cor respondent. From Gold Beach The Richard Iteid family from Gold Beach spent the New Year's weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edson Sr. in Glendaie, returning home on Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hale and their two and a half-year old daugh ter, Danette, spent the holidays visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Monfils and with his mother, Mrs. Christine Hale, in Glendaie. Donald Monfils, on leave from his navy base at San Fran cisco, visited at home for a week- Highway Bids Called PORTLAND (AP)-The Bureau of Public Roads called for. bids on widening and relocating part of the Alsea Highway, 15 miles east of Waldport. In all, there will be 2.6 miles of grading and surfacing, the bu reau said. end before Christinas. Fred Strand and Dennis were in Glendaie Monday. Strand stayed with his brother. Palmer Strand, and Dennis spent the night at the James Belcher home. The Strand family recently moved to the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carr of Glen daie spent a weekend recently vis iting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Peer, and with her daughters and their families in Portland. In Oklahoma - John Harbour of Burns, who spent the Christmas holidays vis iting with relatives in Glendaie, returned home Dec. 31. Mrs. Har bour spent the holidays visiting with her parents in Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Taylor and children of Glendaie were New Year's Day dinner guests at th home of Mr. and Mrs. Skip Myers in Glendaie. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith of Glendaie drove to Corvallis New Year's Day and were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cobb, former Glendaie resi dents. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson and children of Springfield visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson of Glendaie, for New Years. The more you drive this solid beauty, the more you'll appreciate its solid build! 'Most any brand new car hums a sweet tune, But after awhile the new-car aroma fades and you're on your second or third set of tires. And that's when you'll be glad you bought a Plymouth. . Its solid, one-piece Unibody is welded 5100 times to withstand the miles. And its unique anti-corrosion treatment holds off the ravages of slush, salt and sun. Plymouth: good looking, low cost, built to be proud of for a long, long time. ' ' V"'11 m m ''ViiiiiuJiiimiwt , .vX A CURYSLER-ENGIXEERED fRODUCT
