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12 Th New-Review, Roseburg,
Sutherlin Woman Travels
To Washington For Reunion
By BARBARA LIESINGER
Mri. Elizabeth Snyder, mother
of Mm. Don Barlow, has returned
to her home in Sutherlin after
spending a week at her former
home in Longview, Wash., where
she visited old friends and neigh
bors. A highlight of her visit was
attending the 30th reunion of the
Mt. Solo Ladies' Club, of which
she was a member.
AbMna Hav Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnes, for
mer Sutherlin residents now living
in Central Point, were visitors at
the R. E. Abeene home recently.
Dale Cannon. Drincioal of the
West Side School, drove to Culver
one day recently to bring Mrs.
Cannon and three sons home. He
had previously taken them to Cul
ver to visit at the home of friends,
Mr. and Mrs. John Schonneker.
Mrs. Cannon' mother, Mrs. Olive
Brown, of Cottage Grove accom
oanied him on both trips.
Mrs. Anker Kelgard of Long
Beach, Calif., who was called here
by the serious illness of her broth
er. Bay Hansen, is staying with
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hansen at Wil
bur. Ray Hansen underwent ma
jor surgery in Eugene the first of
the week.
Visit Saworal States
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Moore and
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Ore. Mon., Aug, 21, 1961
daughter of the upper Calapooia
area returned recently from a va
cation trip during which they visit
ed points of interest in Idaho,
Montana, Wyoming and Washing
ton. They visited Ghost Town at
Caldwell, Idaho, the Jcton Moun
tains, Jackson Hole, Yellowstone
Park and Mammoth Hot Springs
near Bozeman, Mont., and saw the
scene of the earthquake of 1959,
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Lake in Idaho and came home
through Yakima, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Donoho of
the Upper Calapooia drove to
Grants Pass to visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Stacy.
Mrs. Donoho and Mrs. Stacy are
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. George Warren
and four children returned home
to Sutherlin recently after vaca
tioning and camping at Siltcoos
Outlet.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Woollett and
son of Blue River were here to
attend the Parazoo funeral. Both
Henry (Bud) and Rodney were em
ployed by Mr. Woollett,
Mrs. G. L. (Scotty) Sinclair
has had as her houseguest her sis
ter, Mrs. Monte Simpson of De
troit, Mich.
Yoncalla WSCS To Hold
Barbecue On Wednesday
A "Chuck Wagon" barbecue is
being sponsored by the Women's
Society of Christian Service of the
Yoncalla Methodist Church. The
barbecue will be held on the lawn
of the church Wednesday from 6
to 8 p.m.
Men of the church will cook the
hamburgers.
PIERRE
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times prettier than Spring
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setting the big day ... be
sides Chris is prettier in the
Fall, too os his summer tan
begins to turn. A phone call
to OR 2-3212 will make sure
you have a photographer for
your wedding.
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then it has been hollowed to mpke probably the biggest single-log house in the county.
(News-Review Photo) ' I
County Fair
By Glendaie
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX
The George Mill family of Glen
dale earned a number of ribbons
at the Josephine County Fair re
cently. Mrs. Mill received three red and
two white ribbons for crocheted
and knitted articles; Miss Georgia
Mill was awarded a blue ribbon
and a white ribbon for drift-wood
articles.
Accidents Noted
Roger Foster of Glendaie severe
ly sprained his ankle recently
while setting chokers on the Thorpe
and Wade Logging Co. operation.
Earnest Williamson of Glendaie,
employed by Thorpe and Wade
! Logging Co., injured his elbow re
cently while at work.
I Larry Troxel, Glendaie High
School student, was injured Mon
day evening when the scooter he
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Ribbons Won
Participants
was driving struck a dog and went
out of control. He suffered mul
tiple cuts and abrasions, as well
as a compound fracture of a toe.
Damage to the scooter was not
severe.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hatton were
hosts to several from out of town
recently. Guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Anderson of Grants Pass,
Mrs. Bob Peil and son of Talent
and John Hatton and Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Pruitt and family of Myr
tle Creek.
Charles Shepherd of Glendaie
fractured a finger on his right
hand recently while working at the
Patterson Lumber Co. plant in
Glendaie.
Move To California
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phillips and
daughters have moved to Salinas,
Calif.
Mrs. Virginia Baker of Berkeley,
Calif., visited for several days re
cently with her step father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kemp, in Glendaie. She drove up
to get her son, Robert, who had
been visiting his grandparents
since late in July. Mrs. Baker is
editor and publisher of the West
ern Dairy Foods Review of San
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Corthel of
Glendaie are the parents of a 6
pound 1414 ounce daughter born
at the Josephine General Hospital
in Grants Pass, Aug. 15.
Miss Jane Rust, sister of Mrs.
Gerald Brady of Azalea and a for
mer Azlea resident, is touring Eur
ope. She flew from New York City
and visited England, then went on
to Copenhagen, Denmark. Miss
Rust is a substitute teacher in
the Portland School System and
an evening telephone operator at
the Medical School Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coate and
daughter of Gold Beach visited in
Glendaie recently with Mr. and
Mrs. George Mill and their daugh
ter.
Local News
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Matt of NW
Calkins Rd., are the parents of a
son. David Ie, horn Aug. 13, and
weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces. The
baby was born at the licit home.
Mr. and Mrs. Willar E. Courtney
have arrived here from Salem to
take over management of the
Nobo Trailer Court, 2071 NE Ste
phens. The court is owned by Chet
Chandler of Salem.
Mrs. Lewemmo S. Todd of Can
ton, Ohio, in presently visiting in
Roseburg with her niece, Mrs.
Richard Crenshaw, and her neph
ew. Dr. D. R. Gihhs, and. their
families. Mss. Todd is a former
Roseburg resident.
Airman 1C end Mrs. Robert
Spielmen are the parents of a
pound 14 ounce son, Joseph Fred
erick, Dorn Aug. 14 at Peru, lnd.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Spielman and Mr. and Mrs.
John Cornilsen, all of Roseburg.
Spielman and his wife, the former
Carolyn Cornilsen, are living in
Peru while he is stationed at Bun
der Hill AKB. The senior Spiel-
mans left Saturday for Peru to see
the new baby and to pick up their
daughter, Trudt, who has been vis
iting with her brother and sister-in-law.
They stopped in Edgar,
Neb., to see Mrs. Spielman s moth
er, Mrs. Pearl Goesch.
Infant Drowns In Bath
ALBANY (AP) A 10-month
old girl drowned Sunday while
being given a bath.
Dr. John Guite, Linn County
medical examiner, said Mrs. lur
tis Fredericksen was bathing her
daughter Shirley, stepped away
for a moment, and when she re
turned the infant was under water.
Resuscitation efforts, first by
the father and later by the fire
department, failed.
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Glendaie Lady
Has Good Trip
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX
Mrs. Charles Stackhouse of Glen
daie returned recently from a two
week trip to the Hawaiian Islands
where she visited with her son,
S.Sgt. James Stackhouse, and his
wife and four dauehters. Sat.
Stackhouse, who has been in the
U. S. Air Porce for 14V4 years, is
stationed at Hickam Air Force
Base. He sent his mother round
trip tickets and she flew to Ha
waii by Overseas Airlines. Return
ing home, she took a jet from
Oakland to Mcdford where her
husband met her.
Enters Hospital
Mrs. Earnest Pemberton of Aza
lea entered the Forest Glend Hos
pital recently for medical treat
ment. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coolev of Se-
attle, Wash., came down to Glen
daie recently to pick up their two
daughters, who had spent a couple
of weeks visiting at the home of
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
nicnard Derrig. !
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Head of Gold
Beach visited recently at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Wendcroth. j
Relatives Visited
Mrs. Fred Jordon and son of
Grants Pass visited recently with
her sisters, Mrs. Lloyd Vaughn
and Mrs. Ray Buchanan, and with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
McAllister, all of Glendaie or Aza
lea. Mrs. Earnest Dittmer of Phoenix,
Ariz., visited recently at the home
of her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Booth of Azalea.
She was accompanied by Mrs.
Fred Baldwin, also of Phoenix.
n AUGUST 23 to 27 " U
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DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIR
Carnival Opens Wednesday Night--Aug. 23
CHILDREN'S MATINEE
Thursday-August 24th -1 P.M. to 5 P.M.
Only 15c On All Mechanical Rides
Bigger & Better Something New & Different
Ml At lb itagia CaiMy Fairgrounds
Visitors From Other States Are
Entertained In Elkfon District
By MRS. C. W. HENDERER ,
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Armficld of
Butte, Nebraska were recent
houseguests at the S. J. Anderson
home.
Mrs. Helen Wenneberg and chil
dren of Rancho Cordova, Cali
fornia are visiting this week at
the Ray Monner home.
Visit In Portland
Mrs. Bill Weatherly, Linda and
Carey are visiting this week in
Portland at the parental J. W.
Peters home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Taylor and
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hancock spent
last week vacationing at Yellow
stone National Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson
and family of Newberg were week
end guests at the parental Jack
Gorman home.
Enjoy Camping
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Esslinger
spent last weekend camping and
fishing at Paulina Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bcrger and
family of Shasta, Calif, w e re
Movie Showtime
Monday, August 31, 11
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Opn 7:15. Shows
start at dusk. "Tha Naked Edga" and
Tha Steel Claw."
PINE DRIVE-IN Open 7:15. Shows start
at dusk. "Marrlnge-Go-Round" and "Re
turn to Peyton Place."
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Shows start at
dusk. "The Dark at Tha Top or Tha
Stairs" and "The Bat."
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"All hands On Deck" and "Herod rha
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Tuesday, August , 1H1
INDIAN THEATRE Reopens Sept. 8th.
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Ooens 7:15. Shows
start at dusk. "Tha Naked Edge" and
"The Steel Claw."
PINE DRIVE-IN Open 7:15. Shows start
at dusk. "Marrlage-Go-Round" and "Re
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"All Hands On Deck" and "Herod The
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Pot Boont
Burfdy Hoekett Dennis
O'Keefe Barbara Eden
put
"HEROD THE GREAT"
In Color
Tonight
"THE DARK AT THE
TOP OF THE STAIRS"
plui
"THE BAT"
Vineenr Price
Agnet Moorehead
weelrnnrt piiesfs at the Jim Bnbst
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sheppard
and family of Reedsport were Sun
day dinner guests at the Harry
Shinkle home.
Sunday dinner guests at the Ol
iver Haines home were: Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Blood Rood and son of
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Han
cock of Ocean Lake, and Mr. and
Mrs. Loyal Bossen and family of
Estacada.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wilson had
as their dinner guests Sunday the
following: Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cas
tles, Mrs. Fairless of Eugene and
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Wilson and
son, Jim, of Reedsport.
Mrs. Donald Hanson, Mrs. James
Haines and Mrs. Frank Binder all
attended the wedding of Darrell
Morganti and Diana Barnes in Eu
gene Saturday.
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"Marriage-Go-Round"
Suson Hayward-Jos. Mason
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