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LAUNCH POUR SUM WASHINGTON (LTD ' The I Daniel Boone and John C. Cal Navy will launch four nuclear houn will be launched at Groion, submarines Saturday in simultan-1 Conn., and Newport News. Va. eous ceremonies. The attack sub Klasher will be Polaris submarines ' Tecumseh, ' lauuehed at Uroton. Former Residents Ill m ex n 0 ll l community wevrs mnets Visit In Riddle By ERMA BEST Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whitney and eight children have been visit ing in Kiddle during the past week while on a vacation trip to the west coast from their home in Grand Rapids, Minn. Whitney was formerly in charge of the mining operation at Jlanna. The family was widely entertained while here. West Point Destination Mrs. Donald Brown, son, John, and daughter, Doncll, are visiting with relatives in Wisconsin before John goes on to New York to enter West Point on July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Preston and children, Sara, Charles and William, have gone to Palo Alto. Calif., to attend the graduation of their daughter, and sister, Noralou, from Stanford University, and her weding to Leslie Roos the follow ing day. Her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Lee Preston, and daugh ter, Patricia, have also gone to Palo Alto for the graduation and wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gondos, who had been visiting in Black foot, Idaho, with her father, flew to Grand Creek, Conn., on the east coast to visit his sister before re turning home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Neilson and two children of Bandon were weekend visitors at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Blundell. Airs. Niclson and children will leave next week to fly by jet over the North Pole to her former home in Germany. Neilson will join them later next month. NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International A 2,000-ycar-old backgammon hoard, complcto with play ing pieces, believed to date buck to the Hittila civilization, lias been excavated In Turkey, accord ing to tho National Geographic Society. A freely translated in- Kcnption on tne set reads, "j'cr hnps you will lose money, but you will have lots of fun. BE IS- ft JO CALL FOR THE BEST BUY ON YOUR INSURANCE NORM WICKS 978 NE Stephens OR 3-6233 In the Hillcreit Motel f5lSTATEFARlfl I eflk I tMurinavCofflpanlM Y Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Walters have moved to tins city from Til lamook and are living at 223 NE West St. Walters is engaged in construction work. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown and daughter have moved here from Seattle and are residing at 811 NK Alameda St. Brown is with Doug las Cable TV. I Mr., and Mrs. Ted. W. Hanson and daucliter have moved to Rose- i burg from Florence. Ore. and are ; residing at 1546 SIC Kane St. 1 Hanson is employed by Pacific Ply j wood. I Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cellom have purchased the residence at 2735 W. i Sherwood. They formerly resided I in Medford. Mr. Collom is a former ! emnlove of the Southern Pacific I Co. Mr. and Mrs. Otho Gosnoll are back at their home here, following a trip to California, where they were called by the serious illness of the latter'i brother, who had suffered a heart attack. Mrs. Willam Schut of The Dalles expects to leave Saturday after a visit here with her daughter, Mrs. Jack Prentice, and family. She came especially to see her new grandson, Jack Harold Prentice, born May 26. Another purpose of her trip was to attend the funeral of Charlotte Wcbberly. Ann Walton, Randi Todd. Gale Short, Stephanie Giles, Kathy El liott, Mary Beth Hill, Mollie Ware, Sherry Gougcy, Barbara Barnes, Mary Ann Johnson, Beth Orjala, Colleen Davis. Marilyn Wilson, Kathy McMullen, Terry Lougaz, Alyce Ohman, Meredith Cone and Donna Brown are among Rosehurg Bethel No. 8 members in Portland for the three-day Grand Session of Job a Daughters this ween. Helen Toiler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alcrrill Toiler of tins city, loft hy bus last week for Mor ro Buv. Calif., to spend the sum mer with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Payne, and sons. She will be helping during the sum mer inonlhs with the variety store operated by the Paynes. A tour of San Francisco attractions, includ ing the zoo, parka and museums is also on Helen's agenda while in the bay area. She will also take part in the summer band pro gram at Morro Bay. She will re turn to Roscburg to attend Joseph Lane Junior High tn the fan. Jon Ens, Kent Dillon, Kathe In man and Jnnell Logan, high school age members of the Methodist Church, accompanied Dy Mrs. Wayne Crooch, have been spending tho week at the Methodist Camp Mngruder, north of Tillamook on the Oregon coast. All except Miss Logan, who went Sunday, drove down with Mrs. Crooch last Satur day. Mr, and Mrs. Leroy lnman left todoy for Magruder to bring the group of young folks home on Saturday. Mrs. Crooch. who work ed as a counselor at Magruder, will be returning to Salem for a brief alay. HAMMERINO JUSTIFIED SHEFFIELD, England (UPI) A local court ruled recently that James Binglcy, 56 was justified In applying a aledge hammer to a car which drove through his farmyard early one morning, ap parently killing four lambs. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Barclay of, Mr. end Mrs. Calvin Ketchum Melrose and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sullivan and baby son, Kevin, en joyed a shopping trip to Eugene last week. Mr. and Mrs. Denny Seerle left for their home in Denver, Colo., after spending a few days here vis iting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Searle, 1072 Newton Creek Road. Mrs. Robert Elliott, guardian of, Roscburg Bethel of Job's Daugh-! ters, Mrs. L. A. Engle, .Mrs. Dud-' ley Walton, Mrs. Darley Ware and! Karen Jones of this city are acting as chaperones of Roseburg Bethel j No. 8 girls attending the Grand Session in l'ortlana tnis ween. James L. Flynn Jr. was recently graduated from Oregon Technical -Institute in Klamath Falls and has left for Liverinorc, Calif., where he will he employed at the Law rence Radiation Laboratory. Jim, who obtained his ham radio oper ator's license at 14, was graduated from Roseburg High School in ; 1959. He completed a 96-week ; course in electronics at the DcFry Technical Institute in Chicago. HI. Jim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Flynn Sr. of this city. and two daughters have moved from hugene to Rice Creek Road, Dillard. Ketchum is foreman for Pacific Plywood. Mr. end Mrs. James D. Nelson are newcomers from Long Beach, Calif, and are residing at Dillard. Nelson is with Roseburg Lumber Co. Mrs. A. J. Young of this city left Thursday for Portland to attend the Job's Daughters Grand Session. Mrs. Young, a former guardian of Roseburg Bethel No. 8, is a past Grand Guardian of Oregon and a past supreme officer of the Inter national Order of Job's Daughters. Mrs. Young will pour at the tea Saturday. Claudia Buchanan and Sherry En-1 Mr. nd Mrs. John Crouch and gle of this city will act as dele-, two sons and daughter have moved gates from Roseburg Bethel, Job's from Long Beach, Calif, to the Daughters, at Grand Session in Post Apartments in Dillard. Crouch Portland Thursday, Friday and is employed by Roseburg Lumber Saturday. i Co. 12 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Fri., June 21, 1963 . ' t vt V ' - 1 X 1 'l ; vt ..." 1. 4 , I -' eimVemwiii. or ixiiia. it..- Heard any Volkswagen jokes lately? Remember Ihe one obout the tody who tooled under her front hood ond thouoM somebody stole her engine? Of the one obout the guy ot the gal jiolion who didn't know where the 90s wen!? Or the woter? Today, the gai station attendants know enough to put the gai in front. And they don't bother checking your water or trying to tell you tome antifreeze. (Alter all, they've teen enough VWs to know that our engine's in Ihe rear; ond thol it's cooled byoir, not water I The point It this.- People used to make fun ol Our car, now they have fun with it. Which helpt explain why our oke file't been getting o bit low. So. II you've heard ony good VW quips or tayingt or oke, why not send them on? Jutt write to John Stanley, Volkswagen of Americo, Englewood Cliffs. N.J. He'll start them on their round!. After oil, nobody enjoyt 0 good VW joke better than we do. Sayre Volkswagen SALES & SERVICE t 404 $. I, Stephens OR 2-1647 AUTHORIZED DEALER AEROQUIP HOSE and FITTINGS FACTORY REBUILT G. M. C. INJECTORS DIESEL INJECTION SERVICE 1750 N.E. Stephens OR 3-4156 Repossessed SWIMMING POOLS Original Price $1500 1700 2200 . Now $ 8S0 1100 1600 Include filter, ladder A redwood patio, Different izei and depths available. Pools may ba inspected ot any time. 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