Community News Briefs
rODAY and TOMORROW
L. J. Fullirton and A. F. Micelli
have returned to their homes here,
following a business trip to Cali
fornia. Lookingglau Grange will hold a
public card party Friday at 8 p.m.
at the Grange hall. There will be
prizes and refreshments.
V. J. Micelll, who has been dis
charged from Sacred Heart Hospi
tal in Eugene, following many,
weeks of medical treatment, is now
convalescing at his home ia Rose
burg. Mr. Lillian Ha ten has returned
ta her home in Portland, follSwing
a visit here with her brother, h. W.
Josse, who recently underwent sur
gery at Douglas Community Hospi
tal. . D.:vid) Bwkc and Kay Myors
lft Sunday nww.nmj oa a two
months trip during which tlaey will
visit scenic spots across the U.S.
They also plan to see rttlativcw in
various cities in (heir itinerary.
Paul Briner has left for his home
ia Auburn, Calif., following a visit
here with his fraternity brotliop,
David Forrest. The two are stu
dents at Oregon Stale University.
David is spending the summer fcere
with his parents, Jjjr. and Mrs. V.
V. Forrest.
Mr. and Mrs-. Paul K. Ryaa have
returned to their honve on SE Lane
Avenue, following a business trip
to Portland and Seaside They
were accompanied as far as Cor
rallis by their daughter, Miss Cher
yl, who remained there to attend
summer school sessions at Oregon
Stale University.
Mrs. David Wblt of North Bend
sfwot Sunday visiting her brother-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Al
H. May, and was accompanied
home for a visit by her mother,
Mrs. VST. S. KusmII, of Phaenix,
Ann,, who has bcren visiting at the
iclay boms. She will return here
a,Qain for another visit before re
turning to Arizona.
Mr. tri Mrs. Max Carman of
6m Carlos, Calif., who had been
to Eugene to attend a University
Of Oregon class reunion, stopped
oot here recently to visit Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Ellison, Mr. and Mrs.
K. S. Rooth, Mr. and Mr. R. M.
Church and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
l.aag. Carman fnraierly resided
bw. ,
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Wr" Bajcry Grgj of San Diego,;
Calif., who suffored a heart attack
SattirIay and was rushed if MoT- j
ey Hospital, is reported ta be im
proving. She and her husband were
oa route here to visit her aunt, ,
Mrs. A. J. Yonrts, whan she suffer-;
d tin attack at Dillard and was i
bmugbe to tn hmptlal by ambii
laose. laftsu B.ii McNni of San Fran-1
etaea; W. G. Wharton of SaLerti;
Hilo Attorbury of Albany; Verlin
Starman at Myrtle Point and Mr. !
and Mrs. Herbert Ogden and
dames Walsh of Eugpne were here '
recently for the funeral of the for
Beer's brother, John Young. Mrs.
MeXamett remained here ta visit
lor brotUor-ia-lffw and sister, Kir.
and Mrs. J. R. Whartoa, an V. I
liia!wt Stroet. I
Wortim ft th. 'Rweftaroi CoeoAtny
- Ctob will moat fr lite weekly':
htipiga aday at 10 a.m. Thursday,
Junta 22, instood of hoMing an a-ft-arman
play. The meetiof tinaa was !
clwngod became of the solf tour-!;
nanjtont being hwhl hare Thursday
and Friday. Following Use morn
ante) bridge play Thursday, the reg
ular noon lwnehwad writ be enjoyed
and during the aftaram the brMge
group will imrictflia a snack hr
for the gaifors. ,
and MV Rr.t .E0M1O8 mrd !
family of Klamath Falls, arrived
here Friday and visited over tho
wedkend with the former's1 brotbvr-1
in-law and sister, Ms. and Mrs.
J. P. Motschenbacher on Winches-
ter Street. Their daughter, Sally, !
rem awed rrere lo spad a week
at the home of 70 r. and tls. Elliott
JVotsctienbacker,, and family. They
were accompanied back to Klam
ath Falls by the former's mother, ;
Airs. E. li. El 11. who returned to
Swf- kimM tiswre, foltoKine? a wrmk's i
visit kwro-tih her daughter, Mrs.
J. F. jMrtenlrw)p.
3r. atsa1, fitm . SS. PH4ru of
this city had as weekend guests
Mrs. F, Sink, of Portland, sister
of Kirs. PerKins; Mr. and Mrs.;
1illiaa C. Morgan and son of
Portland; and Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Morgan and son of Spokane,
Wii. Richard and William Mor
gan are nephews of Mrs. Perkins
and the sons of Mns. Eve Morgan
who was married Saturday to Dr.
Charles K. Todd at a jjuiet cere
mony at the First Methodist
Chuffch. Also here to attend the
wedding were Dr. Todd's son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Newton Crosfield, and four chil
dren of Portland. A reception was
held at the Perkins home following
the wedding.
Mrs. Edwin Myers has returned
to her work in the office of the
Lumber and Sawmill Workers Un
ion after a trip to Long Beach,
Calif., to see her daughter, Mrs.
Bruce Michels, receive her diplo
ma of graduation from Long
Beach State College. She was ac
companied on the trip by her
daughter, Sallv, a student at Ore
gon State College. The family
enjoyed a stay at Las Vegas. Nev.
following the graduation. Mrs. My
ers and her two daughters arrived
in Roseburg Friday, Michels fol
lowing a day later. Lt. and Mrs.
Michels left Wednesday for Salem
to visit relatives before Laving
for Washington. D. C, where he
will be stationed with the U. S.
Navy in the Bureau of Personnel
in the Pentagon Annex. He will be
there a year. Mrs. Myers and Sal
lv plan to go to Salem this coming
weekend to see Lt. and Mrs. Mi
chels before they leave.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thompson i
01 Eugene, formerly of this city.
were visitors in Roseburg over
Sunday.
L. J. Crafton of this city went
to Medford Tuesday to attend the
American Legion convention being
held there this week.
Mrs. D. M. Morgan has returned
to her home in this cfty, following I
a week in Coqui'lle visiting her son, j
Willard Morgan, aiid family. i
Mr. and Mrs. Dow Robe.rt.von
of Milwaukie, Ore., spent the week
end here visiting the lattcr's broth
ei -in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
William Damowood.
Mr. a.nd' 'Mrs-, narru twswortn
are back at their home here, fol
lowing a trip to Portland and the
former went on t The Dalles for
Ik newspaper publishers meeting.
Mrs. A!a 8. TytojB of this
city left by plaae last Thursday
for Bowling Geeen, Ky., where she
was called by the death of her
father. Porter limes. Mr. H i n e s
was well-knoven in Rosehursj. hav
ing visited here a number of times
at the Tysjm hone.
(r. and hi-rt. Dana B.n:iy uf
Coquille spent the weekend here
visiting the lalter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Ellison, and left the
first of the week far Eugclie to
attend summer sessions at the Uni
versity of Oregon. They both teach
in the Coquille School system.
Mist Rebacea Rdtejur, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Re Roberts of
this city, has been spending the
last couple of weeks in California
at the houseguest of her room
mate, Lee Huntley, daughter of
Chet Huntley, the news commenta
tor. Rebecca and Lee are both
students at University of Oregon
Mr. ana ftrs. Ftagsj Pi. Lackey
and children, Gail and Gary, were
here from Sunnyvale, Calif., to
spend the weekend with the Paul
Kruegers. Lackey is Mr. Kruger's
son. Gary went on to Ontario,
where he will spend the remainder
of the summer visiting his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Blan-ton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Forrest of
this city spent the weekend in
Portland attending to business.
Unit No. 58, Railway Retired Em
ployers will meet Friday, June 23,
al a 12 noon (standard time) picnic
at Umpqua Park.
Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Lindell of
this city took their daughter, Carol,
to Eugene Tuesday, where the lat
ter joined the tour group leaving
for Mexico.
Mr. od Mm. FlKyaf WetieM have
returned from a vacation trip to
Arizona, California and Mexico. He
has returned to his wosk with Wil
liams Bread Co.
Mr. acid Mlrt. &ichird Peppl
and daughters, Pamela Jean, Mi
chelle and Deanne, of Butte Falls,
Ore., spent the weekend here visit
ing the former's uncle, Clifford
Peppte, anc' 'am'ly-
Sliavfe vxiBig has returned home
after spending several days in Cor
vallis where he attended Beaver
Boys State, sponsosisd by the Rose
burg lks Cluh. Steve is the son
of Mr. SJixi Mrs. S. A. Warg of this
city.
The (iv. and Kl'rs. Kenneth Long
and family lelt Tuesday for CV
bwrn where they will make their
home and where the Rev. Mr.
Long will be pastor of the Open Bi
ble Church. He has been assistant
pastor of the ttoseburg Church for
the past three years.
BiM Parrer, who recently re
turnod following three years of
service ia the Army, two of which
were spent in Heidelberg, Ger
many, has left for Corvallis to at
tend summer school swsions at
Oregon State University, following
a visit hene with his parents, Mr.
ad Mrs. W. F. Forrest.
Tow Lio)l, who is a student al
Stanford, and his houseguest, Y.
L. Lee, spent the weekend at
Lake Takenitc fishing, after
which the latter left for Brookings
to spend a vacation with relatives.
Tom it a son of Dr. and Mrs. E. E.
Lindell and will spend the summer
here at their home on SE Claire
Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bishop of
Roseburg were in Portland over
the weekend attending to business.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Albuschie
of this city spent the weekend al
the coast.
P. T. Bubar of this city spent
the weekend in Eugene visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Larry Watson, and
family. k
- Dr. Carl E. Banner and Dr. Ger
hard Eckman spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Portland attending
to business matters.
Judy Lindall, Michelle Collins,
Candace Voeller and Linda Trus
ty are employed for the summer
months at Diamond Lake Resort.
Mrs. Florence Wickland is con
valescing at her home on SE Chad
wick Street, following her dis
charge from Mercy Hospital,
where she recently underwent sur
gery. Rabbit Sumner, son of William
Sumner, has arrived here from
Tucson, Arix., to spend the sum
mer with his paternal grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Judd, on SE Overlook Avenue.
Wednesday, June 21
Times are standard time
Roseburg Road Runners Motor
Shop, Harvard Ave., 7:30 p.m.
Air Force Rastrve, lE'U W. Har
vard Ave., 8 p.m.
Doug . Ett's, Sheriff's Mounted
Fatrol. Fairgrounds. 7:30 p.m.
Moost Lodge, Moose Hall, 8 p.m. I
Drain Chamber of Commerce,;
City Hall. noon. I
Laurel Lodge 13. I
Woman's Home League of the;
Salvation Arinv, at the church, I
1:30 p.m.
Dia-Hards, at the clubhouse, 8
p.n.. I
Boots and Calico, pattern les
sons, Winston Community Building, ,
8 p.m.
Satan Chauffeurs, at the cluh,;
404 NE Cummins, off of Diamond:
Lake Blvd., 7:30 p.m.
Umpqua Regional Timing As:
tociation, 4(it NE Cummins, 6:3d'
P '" ..... ' . . . . i
St. Paul's Lutheran cnurcn mid
week Bible class, 2 p.m., home of
Mrs. Jerry Eshoo, 534 W. Harri
son St. Study will be John 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Dogald C. VVim
berly and children, Jane Ann and
Donald, have arrived here from
Berkeley, Calif., to S)end their va
cation with the former's father, G.
V. Wimbcrly, on SE Lane Avenue.
Winston-Dillard Job's Daughters,
7:30 p.m., Douglas High School.
Mu chaptar of Beta Sigma Phi,
8 p.m.
Camas Valley Toastmistrtss
Club, 8 p.m., Bart's Cafe..
S. Joseph's Altar Society, 8 p.m.,
St. Joseph's Church.
Winston-Dillard Home Extension
Unit, 10 a.m.. Evergreen Grange.
Women's Overseas Strvict
League. For information call Mrs.
E. A. Post, OR 3-8706.
Kellogg Grange, 8 p.m., Grange
hall.
Blue Star Mothers, 10 a m., home
of Blanche Gray, 1413 SE Mil! St.
Bring sack lunches.
Little River Homo Extension
Unit, 7:30 p.m., Little River
Christian Church Camp, home of
Mrs. Guy Shore. Subject will be
preservation of foods.
Roseburg Art and Embroidery
Club, 2 p.m., home of Mrs. H. P.
Conn, 202 V. Howden St.
Thursday, June 72
Times are Standard Tima
SK Roberts St.. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
I imoer v.ur i-napicr vr a?evi
Adelines, Inc., Riverside School,
room 19. call OR 2-4313 for in
formation, 8 p.m.
Army Reserve, 1614 W. Harvard,
8-10 p.m.
Wed., June 21, 1961 Th News-Review, Roseburg, Or. 5
Sutherlin School Finances Excellent
Year-end reports of the Suther
lin School District indicated an
Women of Roseburg Country
i Club, clubhouse noon luncheon fol
I lowed hy weekly bridge play.
Roseburg Rotary Club, Umpqua
' Hotel, noon.
j IOOF, lOOF Hall, Jackson St.,
8 p.m.
Roseburg Lions Club, umpqua
Hotel, 6:30 p.m.
Glide Shufflers Square Dance
Club, lessons night, instructor Er
nie Gilbert, 810 p.m.
Civil Air Patrol, at the airport.
'7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
I Lady Elks, Elks Club, 8 p.m.,
j cards.
Barbershop Singing, Rickett's
I .Music Store, 8 p.m.
j Elks, Elks Lodge, 8 p.m.
Hayloft Squares pattern dance
workshop at the barn on Melrose
Knari 810 n.m.
Garden Valley Women's Club,
picnic al 12:30 at Ritchie home,
election of officers planned.
Evergreen Grange Home Eco
nomics Club, Grange Hall, 10:30
a.m.
Pythian Sisters, at the KP Hall,
8 p.m.
Roseburg Chapter of DeMolay,
inecling at Masonic Temple 8, p.m.
Umpqua Valley Coin Club, court
house auditorium, 8 p.m.
excellent financial stsius. the Sulh
erlin School Board learned at a
meeting this week, reports cor
respondent Barbara Licsinger.
Prepared hy Art Loerls, clerk,
the report indicated the sum o
$148,750 had been transferred to
the construction fund for the ne
junior high school. An anticipated
$25,000 cash balance will be in the
bank as the school year books are
closed on June 30. A discussion of
the school budget was at the Non
pariel School for patrons of that
area Monday when the budget and
finances were reviewed by tho
cierK.
The budget election has been set
for Monday, June 26. Polling) plac
es will be the Nonpariel School,
the East School and the West
School.
The board passed a resolution
expressing appreciation to Frank
Moss for his contribution to educa
tion in the community. Moss re
cently resigned from the staff aft
er seven years as head of tha
mathematics and science depart
ments. He also served this year
on the City Council.
Lightning starts some 27,500 fires
a year in the United States alone
and kills hundreds of people.
HEY BOYS AND GIRLS 6 to; 15.. .
CIIr and save, ihin lu of
point' values fo . . .
UMPQUA
DAIRY
JUNIOR
AUCTION
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PROCUCt POINTS
MILK, VemmazKlk qftaft
HA LP AND HA LP, piu
NONVFAT MILK, cran.
ICE CREAM, pi
CHOCOLATE. DRINK, jpuwcfB .
BUTTERMILK, qasr
COTTAGE CHEE5.B, pin
ORANGE DRINK, bolf gjjt6s
GRAPE DRINK, bat gS
PUNCH, tart ffoitao .
MilLK, Hctiftog-emiead, qa9i
LIGHT CREAM, pi
WBIPTiKG CKBAM, V6psM
SOUR CREAM, 12 tutNt
ICE CRf AM, qeiftt
UMPQUA FREEZS, qitiaift
SHERBET, qisiai
MELLGRI.NB, Vi s-oMca
MELLORINB, g-aKm
HALF AND WALP, quaSt
SKIM MILK', Vi gallog
BUTTER, 1 pound ,
UMPQUA FREEZE, Vi gallon
COTTAGE CHEESE, quart
YOGURT
MILK, gallon
MILK, Homogenized, Vi gallon
WHIPPING CREAM, pint
COTTAGE CHEESE, 4 pound .
ICE CREAM, Vi gallon ..
MILK, Creme Rich, li gallon .
ICE CREAM, Vi gallon plastic .
ICE CREAM, gollon
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FOR VALUABLE PRIZES
UMPQUA DAIRY
Sykes and Short Sts. Ph. OR 2-2638
FISHING FUN
Metal rod, plastic QQr
reel, nylon line. 2 OO
plastic fish, 2 aafe
hooks, sinker. Roa.
10"
POLY BOATS
Several types -US Navy
Dart with rocket launcher
...FIRE boat with acces
sories ... FO PEY E tug
boat ..Hea. 98c 57o
BIG LAY AWAY SALE
5-Piece
Badminton Set
Adult regulation size. 2
coji ploy! Reg, 1.98
1.77
14-Piece Regulation
Volley Ball Set
Complete set hours of
family fun! Reg. 5.98
4.95
DUMP TRUCK
20x7x7" truck
with dump 3
Rag. 49c
lever. Bright
colors.
WHEEL BARROW
23"; red body, f 00
aluminum I
color handle,
M" rubber R0g. t.2
tires.
SUMMER FUN5
on
Big 13" Tricycle
Nylon wheel bearings, serjgi
pneumatic tire's. Adjustable
seat and handlebars. Reg
10.98.
Boysi and GirfV
26" BICYCLES)
Chrome finish, enameled
frame. Complete and reoiy
to nae. Keg. jt.vd. jtjaaw
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V'4
BIG ll" MA-MA
"Drink And Wer
Life-Like Dolls,
z.8a
Rw 3.9S.
Life-lit viwyl and poly
dolls tho DRINK ond
WET, heme moiring ayes,
movdWe 9rms, legs, cry
"rf.amV 71" Cuties
with soft, plinble vinyl
NS skin. WasJvsble, dressed
in flannel diaper.
TIMELY VALUES
"Big Leaguer"
BAT & E-ZEE BALL
30" Poly bat, unbreakable
boll. Ideal for the "small fry".
Reg. 59c.
47
26" Drop Side
DOLL CRIB
Sturdy, blonde, finish, rein
forced bottom, Reg. 4.95
288
JR. YACHT CHAIR
WITH SAF-LOK
1.69
R. 1.98
For heach, lawn, TV. SAF
LOK prevents .ccidental
closing, Smooth wood
frame, plastic-coated
triped cloth cover.
3-PIECE
TABLE SET
6M
17" I 7?" b'onfll
linnh tibl . .
" hih. To 21"
chain. Mid it fm
llherj fe'KfO wool.
Reg. 8.95
CLOSEOUT VALUES
Mechanical
CHIRPING
BIRD
Bird moves 0"d mg. In
hondsome cage. Reg. 2 98
1
67
Disney
"MILK
PUMPS"
Ideal for serving miik to
Children. Just insert in
bottle! It's fun! Reg. 9pc
47'
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214" Rubber Hdndbflll;',0: 3 25c
g" Frictio Vehicle 66c
Giant- Locomotive w i": 97c
8" Poly- Trucks-1: ft:. 47c
10' 'Toddlers Wagon CV60 77c
Hi-Fly Jets 47c
Club & Ball Set Z'Tl 66c
"Wibbler" 7..: : 77c
Jr. Badminton 87c
Train Set 1.23
Rocket Express Ride 97c
22" Rocket Banks 77c
PLUS MANY MORE VALUES!
ALL-STEEL
WAGON
double due W
wheels, ""o
ilurmnun color.
19
K.. 2.2
CROQUET SET
FOR 4 PLAYERS
4.87
Rtf. 5.95
You get 4 wood mallet, 4
wood balls, 2 wood sticks,
and 9 wire wicketa. In vinyl
carrying case.
Complete Assortments
Big 14" Poly
RACING
CAR
Complete with driver. Ab
solutely sof.- ond hormless.
Reg. 59c.
47'
Flooring, Untinkobl
SURF
RIDER
Extro light styro foam for
hours of relaxing fun. Holds
up to 150 lbs. Reg. 1.98
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