14 The News-Review Roseburg, Ore. Tues., July 10, 1962
Local News '
!w) MONTGOMERY WARD
Miss Mary Newton of Grants
Pass is here visiting at the home
of Mrs. Alice Lorenz, and family.
Tom Briscoe of Grants Pass ar
rived here Saturday to spend a
week visiting at the Ron r'rashour
family home on SE Main St.
Mrs. William Holborrow and
daughter, Sherry, and Leslie Long
fellow, Margucrila Yragcn and
Lorraine Hanley, of this city, spent
Saturday in Eugene on business.
Capt. and Mrs. Jamas Peterion
and three children from Travis
Air Force Base in California are
spending a week's vacation at the
L. W. liiley summer place on the
North Umpqua liiver.
Mrs. Joseph Lanspa and son, Tom
and her son-in-law and daughter,
Sir. and Mrs. Dean Dirksen, and
children are back at their homes
in Roseburg, following a vacation
trip to Lake Tahoe and Reno.
J. W. Smith of Whittier, Calif.
arrived in Roseburg Friday to vis
it relatives and friends en route
to Corvallis to visit his son, Bob
Smith, and family. He plans to
slop over here again this coming
weekend to visit en route south.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gibbons of
this city have returned to their
home on Terrace Drive, following
a week in California. They visited
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs, Courtland Rounds (Jean-
ic Gibbons), in Sacramento and
visited friends in Twain Harte.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Walker of
Glcndalc, Calif., were liousegucsts
of Dr. and Airs. Keith Bryant last
week en route to Eugene to visit
Mrs. Walker s mother. Mrs. Walk
er, the former Peggy Lehrbach, is
a sister of Nic Lehrbach of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cole will
observe their golden wedding anni
versary Sunday, July 15, by hold
ing open house at their home on
Page Road at Winchester. Rela
lives and friends are requested to
please not give gifts and arc asked
to call between 2 and 5 p.m.
Dr. and Mrs.' James R. Flnlay
and children aro back at their
homo in this city, following a trip
to Seattle, where the former at
tended the national dental conven
tion. The family attended the
World's Fair and visited Mrs, Fin
lay's brother.
Mr. and Mrs. John Longfellow
Jr. of this city have returned from
Vancouver, B.C., where they at
tended the NPDA convention.
Roger Barrows has returned to
his home in Eugene, following a
week here visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Frashour, and
family, on SE Main St.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Marshall
and four children of Schnectady,
N.Y. drove to Roseburg last week
for a vacation and visit with the
former's mother, Mrs. G. W. Mar
shall, on SE Douglas Ave.
Dick Hamburg, who is working
in Portland during the summer
months, spent the weekend here
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Ramberg, on SE Hawthorne
Drive. Dick is a student at Port
land State during the school year.
Mrs. W. M. Campbell of this
city spent the last week In Med
ford visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Patrick W. Kilby, while Mr. Kilby
and their three children, Maureen,
Patrick and Fcrrcn, visited his
family in Eastern Oregon. Mr.
Campbell went down to Mcdford
to bring Mrs. Campbell home.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Riley of this
city and Sir. and Sirs. Scott Wil
liams, of Corvallis, were at the
coast last week and enjoyed a trip
up the Rogue River by boat to
Agnes. Joining them were Dr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Grant, of Corvallis,
who also enjoyed a few days vaca
tioning. Sir and Sirs. Williams
formerly made their home here
Robert Berrie and daughters.
Denra and uarcy, of Fremont,
Calif, spent the weekend in Rose
burg visiting the former s parents,
Sir. and Sirs. 0. SI. Berrie, or
SE Douglas Ave. They made the
trip here by plane and were joined
at the Berrie home for the week
end by friends. Sir. and Mrs. SI. E
Pence, and daughters, Dcbra and
Diane, of Portland.
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Philippine Speaker
Attacks Neutralism
SEATTLE (UP1) Dr. Jacinto
Castcl Borja, the Philippines Am
bassador to the United Nations,
recently reiterated his country's
determination to develop democ
racy in Us own way while still
retaining firm ties with the West.
Borja, in a speech at the United
Nations Pavilion at the Seattle
World's Fair, attacked neutralism
saying, "No country can afford
moral isolation. We do not believe
in the future of neutralism. It is
the gateway to communism." He
said the Philippines bears a re
sponsibility to make itself felt in
the struggle, between the East and
West.
But the U.N. Ambassador stres
sed that even in a nation so
closely tied to the U.S. and the
West as the Philippines, democ
racy will never be as it is known
in the West. "Wo aro in Asia, not
America," ho reminded the au
dience. lloi'ja brought up the $73 million
bill to repay the Philippine Is
lands for war damage, which Con
gress shelved this year. Ho said
"what you do is your own moral
problem. Our greatest asset to
day is our friendship with the
U.S. Wo balance this Willi world
peace and our national interests
in the United Nations to maintain
a free world.
Hospital News
Visiting Hours
2 to 3:30 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m.
GP Subsidiary Buys
Crossett Co. Stock
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitted '
Medical: Mrs. Richard Davis,
Sirs. Richard Chytka, Wilson Hyde,
Mrs. Slary Jones, Jennie Nichols,
Sirs. Mitchell Carmen, all of Rose
burg; Sirs. James Lanning, Ar
thur Longbrake, both of Sutherlin:
James Woolston, Riddle; Sirs. Ed
ward Pollock, Winston.
Surgery: Carl Stewart. Jim Old-
field, Allen Williams, Mrs. It o y
Cox, Sirs. 'Earl Plummer, M r s.
Raymond. Sacher, Sirs. E. Temple
Starkcy, Mary bteecc, all of Rose
burg; Slose Dumont, Canyonville;
William VanKeuron, Myrtlo Creek.
Discharged
Sirs. Flora Coleman, Rodger
Crabtrec, Calude Elder, Mrs. Har
vey Halo, Johanna Hoppc, Paul
Lavo, Sirs. Walter Long, Mrs. Ron
ald Heidriek and daughter Tracy
Lynn, Ray Van Slykc, Sirs. Irene
Weatlicrford, Sirs. Glenn Engcl.
Phillip Bardelli, Knren Skeel, Carl
Stewart, Sirs. Hallis Doyle, Sirs.
Jerry Eakle and son Jerry War-i
rcn, Sirs. Fred Lott and daughter,!
l.ori Ann, Jim Oldl'ocld, Dottie
Picrson, Sirs. Wilbur Thompson
all of Roseburg: Sirs. Harold Gay
nor Jr. and daughter Kathy Sue,
Sirs. Chester treason, all of Myr
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Sirs. Robert Blodgett and daugh
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all of Sutherlin; Sirs. Moyd How
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PORTLAND (UPI) - (ioorgia
Pacific Paper Corp. has an
nounced the acquisition of 90.4
per cent of the common slock of
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(irorgin Pacific Paper said it
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PARIS (UPD-Beiiny Goodman
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musical cold war.
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