The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, July 05, 1963, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextDraft Goldwater Group Stages A Convention Dress Rehearsal Community News Briefs WASHINGTON (IPI -The na tional Draft Goldwater Commit tee staged a dress rehearsal for the 1W4 Republican convention Thursday night with dancing pla cards, small scale demonstra tions and chants of "We want Barry." The job ahead is to convince Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona that he has grass roots support convertible into delegate strength : to win the GOP presidential nom ination at San Francisco next July. Goldwater admirers from many .states assembled .in the National 1 Guard Armory to cheer every j mention of their conservative jhero and to give Bronx cheers to President Kennedy and other 'New Frontier officials. DRINK FOR THAT REAL MILK TASTE Try These Delicious Meadow Gold Products COTTAGE CHEESE BUTTER ICE CREAM BUTTERMILK GUARANTEED FRESH! CARLOAD PRICES! 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These critics complain that the campaign depends too much on the South, that it would give away big blocs of electoral votes in populous eastern states and that it would peak too soon. Tower said only Goldwater was a "truly national candidate" in contrast to a regional candidate or a "pressure group" candidate. Counts All States White said the Goldwater strat egy did not call for writing off any state, but he showed slides indicating that Goldwater could win 301 electoral - votes, 31 more than needed, without such states as New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Michigan and California. i The biggest cheer came when I White showed a slide indicating a Goldwater sweep of the South. A southerner ran in front of the platform waving the stars and I bars of the Confederacy. Rep. John M. Ashbrook of Ohio said the nomination of Goldwater would enable the GOP to carry 20 more congressional districts in the South next year and 20 more in the Midwest. Local News Miss Catherine (Cass) Fergu son has returned to her home in Laurelwood, following a visit with Air. and Mrs. Bud Burgess at N e 1 s c 0 1 1. The Burgess fam ily formerly resided in Roseburg. I The F. S. Club will hold a pot hick luncheon Wednesday, July 10, at 1 p.m. at the home ofi Mrs. J. B. Patrick, 178 SE Houck i Ave. Those attending are asked to bring their own table service. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green and son and daughter have moved from Cheyenne, Wyo. to Rose burg and are residing at 1309 NE Brooklyn. Green is supply officer it the VA Hospital. Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Patrick of Napa, Calif, have left for their summer place at uncna iane, Canada, to enjoy a vacation. From there they plan to go on with friends to tour Alaska before returning to Napa. While in Rose burg they visited Dr. Patrick's father, J. B. Patrick, and Mrs. Patrick, and with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Welker. Mrs. SUnley R. Kidder and daughter, Sarah Ann, of this city,1 are leaving today for Djakarta, Indonesia, to join Mr. Kidder and make their home. Sarah Ann at tended school here this last term; and they stayed with Mr. Kid-, der's parents, Mr. and Mrs. j S. L. Kidder, on SE Stephens St.; Dr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Bab-i bitt and sons, Bruce and Kevin, j and daughter, Jennifer, are back 1 at their home on Hawthorne Drive, following a month's; vacation trip. They visited Yel lowstone National Park and then went to Scotts Bluff, Neb. to vis it Dr. Babbitt s parents and aunt. From there they visited friends in Sidney, Neb. and then went to Denver, where Dr. Babbitt at tended a n-edical meeting and they enjoyed a three-day stay. They returned home via Salt Lake City and Reno. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pfeiffec and son. John, and daughter, Janet, are moving to Memphis,' Tenn. to make their home. They ) w ill stop over in Denver, Colo, j to visit Mrr. Pfeiffer's mother,! Mrs. Ruth Greig. en route to! Memphis, where Pfeiffer will be with the Bruce Flooring Co. as an official. He has been with Forrest Industries in Roseburg. j Mr. and Mrs. Glemr Ralfcncc and daughter, Tnna, have re-1 turned to their home here, tot-1 lowing a trip to Seattle to attend the funeral of the former's broth er, Edwin Rolfsness, 56, who died following a major operation per formed a week ago. The funeral was held in Seattle Saturday. Edwin Rolfsness leaves a wife, two sons and five grandchildren. En route home Mr. and Mrs. Rolfsness and Tnna stopped over in Portland to visit Mrs. Rolfs ness' relatives. Mrs. Paul H. Htlweg is back at her home on W. Riverside Drive, Laurelwood, following a five weeks vacation trip of Eur ope. Mrs. H. A. Canaday has re turned to her home on SE Jack son St., following a trip to Med ford and Ashland to attend the Methodist Sunday School class annual picnic. ( Mrs. Canaday taught the class many years ago and this year taught the class of former members on Sunday). She and Mrs. Olive Putman of Sulh erlin were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Mann, who reside three and a half miles south of Ashland. They visited Emigrant Lake and Saturday were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Watson on the Big Applegate. Mrs. Putman and her granddaughter, Pam Warren, only recently re turned to their homes, following a week's vacation in Honolulu. , Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Munroe, I Tillamook, Oregon, and is brim: parents of Dr. Munroe, have re- ing his family, the Munroe's 1 reived word that their son-in-law, daughter, Faith, and their chil I Rolf Lindfors, who has been dren to the Oregon community, serving as pastor of an Advent- The Lindfors recently spent sonic 1st church in Massachusetts, lias 'time visiting the Munrors and accepted a call to pastor the j Elder Limlfurs was guest speaker Seventh-day Adventisl Church at. at the church here. Fri.. 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