Community News Briefs
Ffi,, Mor. 17, 1961 Th News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 5
tyJ Weswtt drove t Eugene! Mr. end Mrs. H. M. Tamer ?re
Wednesday mailt 5s attend the tour-'in Eugene Wednesday ni!rt Jo see
naiuent games. the tournament basketbaU games.
Dr. Jemes R. Finley went to1
Eugene Wednesday night to attend
the stale basketball tournament, j
Conrad and Myrion Quiit left
early this week for Canby to at
tend to business interests and to
visit at the Vernon Quist home.
Dr. and Mrs. Jim H. Hsrris
and family were in Eugene Wed
nesday night for the slate basket
ball game.
Mrs. B. McNimara of Spokane,
Wash., left Thursday after spend
ing two days here attending to
business matters at the Diana
Craig store. ;
Miss Diane Palm, who is attend
ine University of Oregon and is
working for the new TV station in
lingerie, nas arnvea nere 10 visu
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. G.
Palm.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Huston
and family are leaving Friday to
return to their home in Pendleton
after soendine the week here visit
ing Huston's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. K. Huston.
Mr. and Mrs.' Gary Bliss of Red
ding, Calif., plan to spend the week
end in Roseburg visiting the lat-4ai-
nsi-ontc Mr aH Mrs Vircil
Jennie. Mrs.' Bliss is the former
Anne Jennie.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jardina and
son have moved from their former
home m Eueene and are now re
siding in Eureka, Calif. Mrs. Jard-
mg, the former snaron Montgom
ery of Myrtle Creek, is a niece
of Mr. and Mrs. William Dame-
wood of this city. Before her mar
riage she was employed here at
the Silver nook unu.
PIERRE
Foith 'n Begorro! Tit o fine
doy for the sons of tha ol' sod
when Chris O'Christenson of
Chris' Studio tokes your pic
ture. Tis o bit of tha blarney
ye'll be gettin' too as he takes
it. But mind ya now, twill be
worth it!
BILL
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Wood-
worth of this city were in Eugene
Wednesday night for the basket
ball game.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Joeltcn and
son, Al. of this city are in Eugene
for the basketball tournament this
week.
Mrs. Zona Stales is visiting in
Tenino. Wash., with relatives. Mrs.
Seales, who has worked at the Sil
ver Nook Grill for some time, has
been suffering from back trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. O'Neil and
daughter, Peggy, are attending the
state basketball tournament in Eu
gene this week. The O'Neils' son,
Bruce, is a team member.
Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Hewitt Jr.
of Portland were overnight visit
ors Wednesday and spent the eve
ning as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Bowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacoby and
daughter, Miss Jerilyn, and Steve
John, of Roseburg were among
Roseburgers in Eugene this week
for the state basketball tourna
ment. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Young of
this city drove to Eugene Wednes
day to attend to business and re
mained over in the evening for the
basketball game. Young is vice
president of, the Douglas County
State Bank.
Mrs. John Fohl and children,
Pattv and Steve, and Mrs. H. M.
Rose and daughter, Karen, all of
Eugene, arrived in Roseburg to
day for a visit with Mrs. Rose's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Les
tico. They made the trip here in
order to take back home with them
Mrs. Rose's daughters, Lynnette
and Sheila Kay, who had been
spending a few days with their
grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dole of
Roseburg went to Eugene Wednes
day for the state basketball tourna
ment. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beardslty
and family of this city were in Eu
gene Wednesday night for Uie state
basketball tournament game.
Sharon Stark, Kathi Madson,
Sharron Neavoil and Helen Ben
son drove to Eugene Wednesday
night to witness the tournament
basketball game.
Mr. and Mrs. J, V. tang and
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McClintock
drove to Eugene Wednesday for
the basketball tournament game.
The Longs' son, Bruce, is ou the
Roseburg team.
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11 Roseburg, Wed., Morch 22
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Officer Election Set
At Oakland PTA Meet
Election of new officers for the
coming school year will be held at
the Mondav evening meeting of the
Oakland PTA at the Washington
School gym at 7:30.
Band parents are to meet in the
library at 7 p.m., prior to the PTA
meeting. After the business meet
ing, the school rooms will be open
for Washington School Open House.
Refreshments will be served.
April's meeting will be by-passed
in favor of the Science Fair and
PTA dinner, April 10. Dinner will
be served from 5:30 to g p.m. at
the Washington School. Proceeds
will go to the college tuition schol
arship given by Oakland PTA each
year to an Oakland High student
majoring in eoucauon.
Practice Session Held
Officers and members of Alpha
Zeta Theta Rho Club No. 30 prac
ticed for their participation in the
District Convention to be held at
Walterville March 25 at a recent
mooline of the srouo.
Sharon Lee, president, presided
over the business meeting, ine
next meeting will be held Monday
at 7 p.m. at the 1UU nail.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sullivan of
Roseburg spent Wednesday evening
in Eugene attending the state bas
ketball tournament.
Mrs. James Oglttby of this city,
who has been ill ia Sacred Heart
Hospital in Eugene, is reported to
be improving although still confin
ed to the hospital.
Tom Garrison and son. Randy:
Mr. and Mrs. William Garrison
and Mr. and Mrs-.. Barton Garrison
of this city were in Eugene Wed
nesday night for the opening of the
slate basketball tournament.
Lortn Olson, student at Southern
Oregon College at Ashland, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Olson of this
city, and Sue Ladd, whom he will
marry Sunday, have arrived from
Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Herri W. Booth,
Mr. and Mi's.' O. R. Petersen and
Mrs. Paul Geddes of this city
were in Eugene Wednesday night
or the stale tournament basketball
game.
Mr. and Mrs. Witter Bowers
have left for their home in Cush
ing, Minn., following the last 10
days here visiting the latter's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Smith. The Bowers vis
ited here for a couple of weeks
earlier and then went to Washing
ton to visit before returning here
for the last 10 days. The Bowers
reside on Alexandra Lake in Cush
ing. Dick Perrin, of Centralia, Wash.,
arrived jn Roseburg Wednesday to
take his wife and small daughter,
Jeri Lynn, back home with them.
The latter two have been here a
week visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Guy C. Perrin, in Hucrest.
Also here for the week was the
Pen-ins' daughter, Mrs. Norman
Steinhauer, and children, Linda
and Karen, of Gresham, who re
turned north with the Dick Perrin
family Thursday.
Robert Robins, Roseburg High
School teacher, and Pennelope Os
trander, Ann Hatterscheid, Fema
Martin, Norman Hill, Jerrv Evans,
i Russell Steiner and Dennis Wise,
i students, spent this week in Spo
tkane. Wash., having been select
ed to participate in the concert to
be presented by the Northwest
Choir. This choir is made up of
500 students from the five states of
the - Pacific Northwest. The stu
dents spent the week in practice
preparing tor the concert to be
given Saturday in Spokane.
Howard Petersen f this city
Young of Portland, repre-jwent to Eusene Wednesday for the
seming the western racmc msur-1 state oasKetoau games
ance .o., was a Business visitor
in Roseburg Wednesday,
Mrs. Curt Jervis of this city
went to Eugene this week to at
tend the slate basketball tourna
ment games.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Edmonds
were among Roseburg residents in
Eusene Wednesday for the basket
ball game.
Mis Marilyn BUkely. who at
tends Oregon Coiieae at Monmouth
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Hetrick went 1 is home to spend the spring vaca
te Eusene Wednesday for the open-; tion.
ng game ot the state basketball
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SE Roberts. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sheriff'! Posse, at the Fair
grounds, 8 p.m.
Roseburg Elks Dupticege Bridge
Club, American Contract Bridge
League, at Elks CUib, 1:15 p.m.
Loyal Order of Moose, game
night. Moose Hall, 8 p.m.
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p.m., basement ot tour nan.
Umpqua Kadio Club meeting, al
the clubhouse on Klamath Ave.,
7:30 p.m.
Umpqu Valiev Sirs the meeting.
at Knialits of Pythias Hall, 8 p.m..
all members requested to attend.
Roseburg Glow Plugs model air
plane club, administration building
at airport, 7:30 p.m., work and
talk session, interested persons in-viled.
Veterans of WW I and Auxiliary,
Douglas Barracks 178, Veteran's
Memorial Building, 8 p.m.
Riversdale Grange, Grange Hall,
8 p.m.
Douglas Court No. 18, Order or
Amaranth, at the Masonic Tem
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Saturday, March IS
Alcoholics Anonymous, basement
of Pacific Building. 8 p.m.. for
more information call OR 3-4629.
Suckeroo Square Dance Club,
the bam, dance-of-month instruc
tion at 8:30 p.m., regular dance at
9 p.m., ladies bring potluck.
Glide Community Club, tree Dan-
room dance, at the Community
Budding, 9 p.m. to midnight, re
freshments to be sold, public in-viled.
Umpqua Chapter of Daughters
of American Revolution, home of
Ruth Bradley, Winchester, noon
luncheon.
Tri 'N' Square Dancers, ninth
birthday dance, at the Tri 'n
Square Dance Hail, Ernie Gilbert
to call.
South 7 Deer Creek Grange,
Grange Hall, 8:35 p.m.
Olalla Squires, at the Oialit
Community Building, 9 p.m.
Rice Velley Community card
party.
Swinging I t. Azalea Grange Hali,
8.30 p.m.
tournament.
Miss Sharon Ostrander, who
teaches sellout in Salem, arrived
here Thursday to spend iiie spring
vacation visiting her parents, Sir.
and Airs. Charles Ostrander,
Nick Lehrback, sophomore at Or
egon State College, arrived here
Thursday to spend the spring va-:
cation visiting his parents, Mr.!
and Sirs. Kic Lehrbaeh. i
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brundage
and Mr. and Mrs. Art French are
in Eugene this week for the state
basketball tournament games. The
Brundages' son, Mike, and the
rrenches son, Marvin, are mem-
bers of. the Koseburg High School
team.
Virginia Anderson, Tamara
Jones, Paula Geddes, Sue. Wood
worth, Cheryl Mc Mullen and Ana
Walton are in Eugene this week lo
attend the basketball tournament.
Mrs. Glenn Anderson and Mrs.
Paul Geddes are taking turns chap
eroning the girls.
Trudi Spielman, Karalyn Roe,
Mary Mohr. Katiiy Johnson, Shar
on Woodcock. Lurcne John, Susan
Oreenicy, r.nssa tekman, Linda
Horner, Kalliieen Loomis, Norrean
Friend. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
John Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard
John Sr. enjoyed the weekend at
the Johns Heceta Bcacii caom at
the eoast. The girls, ail members
of (lie O Ki Hi Ct Camp Fire
Girls, cooked most of. their meals
in the fireplace.
Captain and Mrs. Gene Hilt and
small daughter, Cheri, who have
been stationed in Sacramento, ;
Calif., are on a month's leave and
are here visiting the former's par- i
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Hilt.;
They will also visit Mrs. Hilt's
mother ia Washington. After leav-1
ing here they will stop in San;
Francisco to visit Captain iiitt'si
elder brother, Bruce Hitt Jr., and j
then going to Log Angeles to visit !
his twin brother, Jack Hitt, after
which he will spend six weeks;
attending a special advanced!
school of instruction in Kansas
City, Mo., and then transfer to
Phoenix, Ariz., where he will be5
stationed by the Air Force, i
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Wimberly
Jr., of Medford, have spent the
last week on a vacation trip to Mi-
ami. 11a.. and fiassau, in the Ba
hamas. They flew from Nassau
Sunday to New York City and to
San Francisco yesterday. They ex-
sect to arrive here today to .ioini
their daughter, Carolyn, and take1
her back with ran to weir nome
in Bedford. Carolyn spent the week
of spring vacation here visiting
her paternal grandmother, Mrs.
Carl E. Wimberly, and her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lelami K.
Wimberly, and family. The Wim
bcrleys' son, Lee, is a member of
the Hetrick Junior High team from :
Medford playing the state basket-:
ball tournament.
Mrs. Elmer Hitehman has re-;
turned to her home in Roseburg,;
following three weeks in California. :
She reports having visited a num
ber of cousins and other friends.
She attended services in Advcnlist
churches in Los Angeles, Glendale
and Loin a Lmda. She brings greet
ings to Roseburg friends from Mrs.
Rose White, Sheryi and Karen
White. Mrs. Minnia Hooker and
daughter, Valera Heibstein; Mr.
anri Mrs. vircil usson. airs, reari
Balentine and Galene, and Mr. and
Mrs. linger Chrowi, all of La Si-'
erra; Dr. and Mrs. J. M. unison
and family and Mrs. Ralph Davis;
(Bobbie Jo Marx), of Loma Linda; !
Bervl Marx, registered nurse, and
Marilyn Munroe, sfudent, ls An-j
geies; F.ldcr and Mrs. A. O. Sage'
of Laverno; Mr, ana Mrs. t. w.
(Bud) Secberg, Tommy Murray,
Mrs. Seeuorg's molher, Mrs. Piute
be Ponticclli; Neil Darr and daugh
ter. Janis, all former Roseburg
residents now in California. Also in
Los Angeles Mrs. Hitehman visit
ed her aunt, Mrs, John Petersen,
who left Sunday for Ardmoie,
Okla., to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Lawrence George, whose hushand.
Dr. George, is a brother of the
late Harry George of Roseburg.
Mrs. Peterson spends her time in
Oklahoma and with another daugh
ter, Mrs. Andy Running, in Los
Angeles.
Jim Robertson, sophomore at I'n
iversisy of Oregon, is arriving
here this week to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jarvis Robertson,
and to attend the Olsos-Ladd wed
ding. Sets Ratmusstn and Mrs. Ed
win Myers were among Roseburg
basketball fans who attended the
Wednesday night tournament game
in Eugene. They were mcl there
by Mrs. Myers daughter, Sally,
who attends Oregon State College
at Corvallis. Sally came home to
spend the weekend.
Mrs. Violet Leonard f tins city
left Thursday tor Uraia to visit
until Sunday with her mother.
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