10 Tht Niwi-Rtvitw, Roseburg,
Construction, Remodeling, Now Under Way In Dixonville Area
By JEAN RAOCLIFM I
Mr. and Mrs. Emmelt Gibbons
hive a new home under construe-1
lion on the Buckhorn Rd. They
houcht the Tom Jlooke property
ranch house. The new home will
be on the unit me.
Neil Hart ha done extensive re
modeling on hn Dixonville (tore.
A new vegetable cane and a new
self-servire meat case bava been
installed this week.
Missionary Speaks
Delorea Stewart, a missionary to
Japan, was guest speaker Sunday
at the Tine drove Church. She is
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New residents in the commun-.
ity are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jagg.j
who are occupying the former
Jack Wade home on the North
Umpqua Highway. I
Mr. and Mrs. James Pynch. for
merly of Corvallis, are now living
in the Robert fuller Sr. borne oni
the old Dixonville Rd. I
Marion Bacon is visiting relatives I
and friends in Portland.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Melton were the letters
hrother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Wealherford, and Kii
zaheth Kppert, all of Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hatfield of
Ihanon were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Newby.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley McGraw vis
ited at Eugene recently with their
son, Lloyd, who is a student at
the Vniversity.
Neil Hart played with the Ore
gon All Star Band at the recent
Aspects Of Home Life In Russia Told
By Professor At PTA Council Meeting
! Professor Jenelle Moorhead, first
vice president of the National Con
gress of Parents and Teachers,
was the guest speaker at the re
cent meeting of the Douglas Coun
ty Council PTA.
Mrs. Moorhead gave a very in
teresting talk of her trip through
Poland. Finland and other coun
tries. She told of the many sides
of home life in Russia. Highlight
ing the program were the slides
! taken of a tour through the U.S.S.R.
youth camps, kindergartens and
: homes,
Kenneth Barneburg, county
I school superintendent, announced
! that 22 primary teachers new in
jthe county will be introduced Sat
' urday at 2 p.m. on KP1C. Esther
Geddct will emcee the program.
There will be a no-host dinner
PIERRE
Art you owar how taty it it
for you to bav a family port
rait taken in your own homt?
Only Chris has to worry about
getting there. No rush ond
fust to get all the family to
gether and down to the studio.
Phone Chris' Studio OR 2-3212
ond let Chris worry about being
there on time..
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Cranberry Festival in Bandon.
Father Dies
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Devitt and
children returned home .Monday
from a trip to Corvallis and Port
land. Mrs. Devitt visited her broth
ers and their families in Portland.
In Corvallis they attended the fu
neral of Devitl'a father, who died
last week.
Clarence Pace of Grants Passi
visited the Clifford Broadwater
family recently.
Mrs. Cleithda Hamer accompan
ied her sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert
Hamer, to Portland Sunday to see
their brother-in-law, Buddy Hamer,
who is seriously ill in St. Vincent's
Hospital. The Hamer children stay
ed at the Vincent Ruhn home while
their parents were away.
The Clifford Howard family Is
spending tome time in Coos Bay
where Howard is engaged in elec
trical business.
meeting Nov. 1 at 8 30 pm. at the
Joseph Lane Junior High School.
Mrs. Willard Pease, Douglas
County PI A president, explained
to members the local PTA units'
need for cooperation in the com
ing Oregon PTA convention in
Roseburg in September of 1962.
Harold Reaume. secretary of the
Roseburg Chamber of Commerce,
is working with Mrs. Pease and
her committees, ha secured the
fairgrounds for general sessions.
Joseph Lane Junior High will be
available for the workshops, and
the Umpqua Hotel will be head
quarters for the 1,200 to 1,300 dele
gates who are expected.
Farming Not Alone
In Worker Shifts
Into Other Jobs
Farming is only one of many
problem areas of work fcelinK the
impact of technological change, re
ports Mrs. Elvera Horrell, Oregon
State University extension agricult
ural economist.
She points out that the number
of farmers and farm workers in the
U. S. has been cut in half in the
past four decades. In the last Zi
years, particularly, there has been
a persistent shift of workers out
of farming into other jobs.
The employment pinch is felt
when these "other jobs" face the
same aituation of needing fewer
workers to get the job done.
In railroad transportation, for in
stance, the need for workers de
clined nearly 40 per cent from 1M7
to 1959. In manufacturing, the em
ployment peak was reached in 1943
and has never been attained since.
Coal miners are another group
lacing widespread unemployment.
In industry, the number of white
collar employees has risen, while
the number of blue collar workers
has dropped, especially in unskilled
jobs.
looking lo the future, Mrs. Hor
rell says it looks like the trend will
continue.
The V. S. Department of labor
predicts that for the next 10 years
the most rapidly growing occupa
tional groups will be professional
and technical workers. They also
foresee a substantial increase in
clerical workers, skilled workers.
and managerial or administrative
personnel.
On the other hand, no gain at all
is looked for in unskilled labor; and
the odds favor a further sharp de
cline in farm workers.
LOCAL NEWS
Alpha Theta Chapter of Beta Sig
ma rhi will hold a rummage sale
Saturday at 9 a.m. at the old 88c
store.
Mrs. Willy Getchell of Eureka,
Calif., and Mrs. John I,. Brooke re
turned home today from Portland
where they visited during the
weekend with the tatter's son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid K. Pamon. The two women
made the trip especially to see
Mrs. Rrooke's new granddauch
ter, Mary Jill, burn Oct. 2 to the
Damons.
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Freeman nf
F.urcka, Calif., arrived Sunday for
a visit with the lalter's brother-in-law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs.
George Stroop. Kimberly Stroop
went hack to Furrka for a two
week visit with her uncle and aunt
while her mother makes a trip to
San Francisco lo attend to busi
ness matters. The Slroops- other
daughter. Cathy, will stay in
Springfield with her grandmother,
Mrs. Olin Hudson.
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Monday, Oct.
Knights f Pjmias, Pythias Hall
S p.m.
Winston DiHard Kiwanis Club,
:30 pa.
Contract Bridge Lessons, begin
ners, home of ilrs. Morris Bow
ker, 7:30 p m.
Obedience Trials sponsored Dy
t'mpuua Kennel Club, Pavilion on
Fairgrounds, 7:30 p.m.
Junior Duplicate Bridge tluB
7:30 pm., players requested to be1
k ckiii u, r.. w -v.
bles and boards.
Buckoroos, workshop, at the barn
8 10 pm
Green Sanitary District, board of
,. . ... . n
UlirilUIB, Ulcril aiuvui, p.m.
. . I ' , j .
KOieourg junior Mivvrnf, uunu
meeting, at the school, 8 p m.
Roseburg Lady Lions, dinner
meeting. Bamboo Room at Dale's,
6:30 D m.
Umpqua Kennel Club, pavilion at
rairgrounas, f:ju p.m.
Riddle Bethel Job's Daughters,
Masonic Temple. Riddle, 7:30 p m
Women of the Moose, Moose Hall,
8 p.m.
vewnTino mapTer to, umer oi
Eastern Star, Myrtle Creek
Roseburg City Council, City
Hall, 7:30 p m.
Golden Age Club, Veteran's Mem
orial Building. 7:30 p.m.
Roseburg Art Association, Mun
roe Clinic, 8 p.m. Henrietta John
son and Jo Hand to have program
on silk screen and serigraphs.
Melrose PTA, at the school, 8
p.m. Arthur Selby guest Speaker.
Business and Professional Wo
men's Club, annual banquet, Elks
Temple, 7 p m. Lucille Norton,
state president, guest speaker. For
reservations call Mildred West, OR
3-6252.
League of Women Voters, Ump
qua Hotel, luncheon 12:30 p.m.
Mrs. Robert Stewart, national
board members, will be speaker.
Scoutmasters Training Class,
First Presbyterian Church, 4:30
p.m.
Cub Scout Leaders Training
Course, First Presbyterian Church,
7:30 p.m.
League of Women Voters, area
conference. First National Bank
Building. 10 a.m. lo 3 p.m.
Myrtle Creek Toastmistress Club,
8 p.m. at MyrtU Creek Hotel.
Tuesday, Oct, 10
Roseburg Kiwanis Club, Umpqua
Hotel Civic roosi, noon
Glide Kiwanis Club, 7:30 pm.
Associated Volunteers card party.
VA Hospital recreation building
nusic room, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Micoholics Anonymous, b a s e
ment of Pacific Building, 8 p.m.,
for information.
Sutherlin Girls Drill team prac
tice, S pm., East Grade School
playground, new members wel
come, write Box 2R2, Rt. Sutheilin
for information call OK 3-6629
Roseburg Duplicate Bridge Club
at Umpqua Hotel, 7:15 p.m., open
to all players of Douglas County,
anyone desiring a partner for the
play is asked to call OR 3-4568.
Army Reserve, 1614 W. Harvard,
800 p.m.
Roseburg Rod and Gun Club,
Winchester clubhouse, 8 p.m.
Camp Fir Leaders Assn., social
room of Presbyterian Church 10
a.m.
Dillard School Board Meeting,
Winston School. 8 p ill.
Newcomers Club 12:30 p. m.
luncheon Rose Room of Rose Ho
tel. Paula Anderson speaker.
Douglas County Employes Coun
cil. 7:30 p.m. courthouse room 216.
Roseburg Council of Church
Women's executive board, First
Presbyterian Church library room,
9:30 a m.
West Douglas Tree
Farm Is Certified
The Max I). Tucker Memnrial
Tree Farm of Cascactrs Plywood
Corp.'s Reedsport division was
certified in western Douglas Coun
ty this past week.
This was one of four tree farms,
for a total of 12.137 acres certified
by the Board of Forestry Associa
tion, according to C. W. Richen,
president.
The other tree farms are two in
I.ane County, the Mt. Zion Tree
Farm of T. J. and Bruce Starker
of Corvallis and the Konnies' Tree
Farm of Sam and Robert Konme.
Fugene. The new I.inn County tree
farm is called Emerald Acres,
owned by Thomas D. llinthorn,
Sweet home.
Richen said the new western Ore
Con Tree Farm certifications push
ed the total area of private lands
now devoted to permanent forestry
through tree farming to 2.609. K03
acres. Comhined with the 3.504. 150
acres of private lands already cer
tified as tree farms in Western
Washinston, the Douglas fir re
gion now has . 113. 753 acres of
private taxpayins; forests dedicat
ed to permanent timber growing
by their owners.
The tree farm area Is rapidly
approaching half the total private
forest ownerihip m the region.
Richen said, and is the result of
concerted efforts by the IFA dur
ing the pat 20 years since it
founded the tree farm program in
the fall of m.
Brown Accepts Position
Mark T!. Brow-n, former rrsid
rnt of thf Rosphur? (li(i area.
ha accepted a position as reiti
fnt attorney in th Salem office
of Bee he t. ! Corp. He ha just hern
aHmittrrl to the Oiegon State Bar
an attorney.
PRUDENTIAL LIFE
INSURANCE
HORACE C. BERG
Special a at t .R earn 301
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CALENDAR OT EVENTS
tomorrow
Drain City Cevncil. City Hall, 1
p.m.
Douglas County Mounted, 7 p m.
business meeting at courthouse
auditorium.
Sutherlin School Board, 7:30 p.m.
West Elementary School.
Camas Valley Grange, Grange
Hall, business, 8 p m.
Fair Oaks Grange, Grange Hall.
Bertha Rabefcaht IBS, 100F Hall,
Canyonville.
i(al 7;30 .
Post Pactum Class, Mercy Hos-
Loofcinggless Orange m, Grange
I iim a is husmnia meeime
I B..k..r B.iw.k.k i t.
Rosaburg Rtbekah Lodge, IOOF
i dJ.-l... t -i.j. a
nwmiii, iv-. .i.-.i vvw,
P m., call OK 2-1990 lor informa-
Roieburg Jayceos, Bamboo
House, 6:30 p.m. dinner, 7:30 meet
ing. Calapooia Circle of Oakland
Presbyterian Church sack lunch at
noon at Carlton Goff home. I ber machine gun bullet behind a
League or Women Vetera, l:3u.coset dog,,
n.m. home of Mrs. Claude Baker. ti-i: .ul : a knt - h.;!;.
618 NE Denver.
I St. George's Episcopal Church
memDers inviiea io conee ai iu
a.m. at hone of Mrs. Olenn Gib
bons, 551 SE Terrace, to discuss
formation of Eastside Neighbor
group. Ascalon Commandery 14, Knichts
Templar. 8 p.m. at Masonic Hall.
Dog Obedience training classes.
Highway 99S across from Kelley's
Korner, 7:30 p.m.
Badoura Club, Daughters of Nile.
7:30 p.m. dessert supper home of
Mrs. B. A. Young. Mrs. T. C.
Fitzgerald and Mrs. R. B. Rhoads.
hostesses. Arthur Selhy to speak
on "Fallout Shelters."
Inter Se Study Club 1:15 pm.
dessert luncheon home of Mrs.
John D. Todd.
Movio Showtime
Monday, Oct. t. 11 I
INDIAN THEATRE Doom open 4 45 Com
pieta showt 1-9. 20. "Come Scpiember"
7:25-t
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open Frl-St-Sun
only
GRAND THEATRE ( So thai-1 in) Box office
opens 4 30. ahow Hartt at 7 p m. "GlOgat
Goes Hawaiian" end "Candid Mike"
CLOVE RLEAF DRIVF-IN (Sulherllnl Box
office opens 4:30 show starts et 7 p m.
"The World of Sune Wong" at 4 "The
Captain's Table"
Tuesday, Oct. 14. 1941
Indian theatre-doots open i ts Com-
STARLITE DRIVE IN-OMn Frl Sal Sud only
GRAND THEATRE (Suth.rllnl eo OHk
open! (-30. Srow lUrfs at 7:00. "GiOQtt
Goes Hwitn" AIM "Candid Mikt"
CLOVERLFAF DRIVE-IN ISullwrlln) iox
olfica ooani a JO. Snow slant at 7-00.
"Tha World ol Suit Wong" and "Tfta Cap
Tain's Taola"
KEEP (3Li NEKT SUMMER
WITH ARKLASERVEL
Live modern. ..for less.. .with
CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC
W UTILITIES COMPANY
tatt;
Pacific Building
Two Face Charges In
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) U S.,
Commissioner Donald Constine
Friday recommended that federal i
court order the removal of two!res;ed Sept. 17. They will appear
Northern Californians to Spokane
Wash., to face charges of partci
pating in a counterfeit money or
der ring.
They are Melvin Thomas Han
son, 33, editor of the San Mateo
County Coastside News at Patifi
ca, Calif., and Jerry Weston Tray
er, 40, San Francisco bartender.
The men and two olher persons
are accused in a Spokane federal
complaint with conspiring to pass
counterfeit money orders in Wash
ington. Oregon, California, Idaho
and Montana.
The money orders were drawn
on the Idaho First National Bank
HIGH-FLYING TERMITE
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. (AP) -Mrs.
Leo Manz thought she had
termites in her house when she
noticed plaster on the floor of an
unoccupied bedroom.
However, an exterminator dis
covered a hole in the ceiling, and
Xfr Van thon fntinrt a SO-rali-
m,-h h. f.rorf ih. hot.
iot
Tonight
"THE WORLD OF
SUZIE WONG"
Willi em HoJden Nancy Kwoh
plus
John Greg ion and Peggy
Cummini in
"THE CAPTAIN'S
TABLE"
Tonight
Wow! What a Lueu when G id get
900s for those untOsind turf
boys in the Perodtte of the Pac
ific. - James Darren, Michoel Cation,
Deborah Wolley in
"GIDGET GOES
HAWAIIAN"
"CANDID' MIKE"
Alan Funt
XWUWJIW THIS
(jjm
Install ONE tnit...iha SUN VALLEY
Alt-Year GAS Air Conditioner
a.. for cozy winter WARMTH,
and let the sama unit
COOL your heme next SUMMER.
Specify Economical GAS Air Conditioning
for Your new or remodeled home.
Wa plan and supervise tht installation with the
cooperation of your heating contractor.
Counterfeit Ring
at Coeur d'Alene, the complaint
said.
Hansen and Trayer were ar-
in I S. District Court within tho
next two weeks for the formal
order to go to Spokane.
Tonight
"RETURN TO
PEYTON PLACE"
Jtff Chandler Carol Lynloy
plus
RIGHT APPROACH"
Martha Hyr Gary Cmay
Ope 6:45...Showa 7:00-9:13
thru TUES only
Roc Hudson- - Gin loxumieiDA
Sandra Dec Bobby Darin
TP'':
a
it
starts WED!
The entire city gave him
the keys to its heart!
WALT LHSMYS
Grvfffrtars'Li
BOBBY
JLGrA TECHNICOLOR
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Special
DISNEY
ShorH!
WINTER
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