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14 The Newi-Review, Roteburg, Of.--TW., July 11, 1961' 3ear s$bbu! j R1 Rough Situation! By ABIGAIL VANBUREN Community Mews Briefs DEAR ABBY: Aren't there men in this world who shave twice a day? lly husband sliavej at 7 A.M. and by 6 P.M. he needs another shave. If we are going out In the evening 1 have to beg him to shave again. It's always a battle, lie hays he'd rather stay home. In all our nine yours of marriage, this is the only thing we've ever fought about. He says if I loved him 1 wouldn't nag him about shaving. I DO love him, but 1 don't want to be seen with a man who looks like he's on his way to hold up a bank! Can you suggest something'' MARCIE DEAR MARCIE: Many mm shavt twice a day and don't mind it a bit. If your man it one of those unfortunate fellows with heavy beard and a tender face, lay off. If he iust lazy. Dromito him anything, but give him persuasion. DKAR ABBY: Did you ever sec a grown man cry? Well, I just did and it's enough to break your heart. I in stationed in (.ei inany and one of my buddies just got a "Dear John" from his girl back home. They'd been engaged two years, lie was nuts about her and talked about her clay and night. He used to "dance" with her picture and sleep witli It under his pillow. He never looked at any other girl,and he had plenty of chances. Ilis girl just wrote and said she was giving his engagement ring to his mother because she was marrying anoth er guy. rica.se, Abby, tell girls back homo not to write guys news like that, but to wait until they get home to break the news. My buddy says he doesn't want to live any more. A BUDDY'S BUDDY I Lc ak buuut: ivi sua n ! many times, but I'll say it again. iWhen girl promises to "wait" for her man who's gone In the serv ice, she should keep that promise. Frequently, that's the only thing that keeps a guy going. DKAR ABBY: What do you think of people who invite you In their home for a visit and have the TV going full blast all the time you are there? By the time the evening is over your throat is sore from trying to out-shout Hie television. SORE THROAT DEAR SOPE: Guests who are asked to compete with the tetevi. sion all evening should decline the second invitation. Melvin Whiting, chairman of mis sionary activities in the local Ad I ventist church, announced Satur day a special Medical Self-help course is being offered at the Sev , enlhday Adventist Camp meeting iat Gladstone Parle the church 'owned camp ground near Portland. This special course will he given from 1 to 3 o'clock each day except ; Saturday, he announced. The camp j meeting begins Thursday evening, I July 11, and closes Saturday eve 'ning, July 20. Mrs. Clayton (Peggy) Koniack and her two daughters, Dianne and Sharon, have returned from Butte, .Mont. They brought Mrs. Kan zark's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fuehr, to stay with them until her mother fully recovers from a re cent accident. They returned by way of College Place, Wash., Wash., where they visited Mrs. Konzack's niece and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Nelson. They also had the privilege of attending a few of the services of the Seventh day Advenlists' camp meeting which was in progress in College Place, the home of Walla Wa College. Amaranth Social Club members and their guests will have a picnic Sunday, July 14. at 1 p.m. at Su san Creek Park on the North Ump qua River. The club will furnish coffee, ice cream and punch. Larry Inman, Victor White and David Ross have returned to Rose burg from a month of naval re serve recruit training and cruise at sea. They left Hoseburg by air June 8 for San Diego for two weeks' training, then were llown to San Francisco where they boarded the destroyer I SS Laws for a two weeks' cruise to Aberdeen, Wash., and return. The ship docked at Aberdeen for three days, then, on its return, at Eureka over the Fourth of July. Ship members par ticipated in a holiday celebration in that city. The reservists, mem bers of the Electronic Warfare Di vision 1 :i-7. returned to Roscburg by air Saturday night. Doyle Prettnell of Riverside, : Calif., who was formerly a teacher in the Roseburg School System, is . arriving here this week to visit his brother-in-law and sister, .Mr. ; and Mrs. W. E. Herriolt, and family. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert June of Hastings, New Zealand, are here visiting the former's sister, Mrs. Charles Bingham, and aunt, .Mrs. Beryle Colletl. June is checking on West Coast orchards and pro , duclion methods for his company i in New Zealand. He spent a part 'of this week in Idaho Falls, Idaho, attending to business and returned here today. He plans to go to the Imperial Valley next week. This is June's first trip back to America since leaving 26 years ago for New Zealand. He was born and reared in Canada. They will return home via Canadian Pacific Airlines out of Vancouver, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Treber have returned from Fargo. VI)., where they attended the wedding of Miles Nannenga, brother of Mrs. Treber. Mr. Treber was an usher at the wedding. They also visited Mrs. Ireberg mother and family in Jamestown, N.D. Mrs. Milton Smith and three children from l.uma Linda. Calif., are spending a couple of weeks the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed gar Harris and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hen derson, all on the Speedway Road, as well as other relatives and friends in the area. .Mr. Smith was not able to make the trip with his family. He has served several years as a teacher in the Seventh day Adventists' school system, much of the time as pastor and teacher. This last year he served as a teacher in the church's school at Escondida. Miss Gertrude Hildeburn is on vacation at this time from her work at Miller's. Dr. Dallen Jones of this city spent Wednesday in Salem attend ing a meeting of the State l.ive ; slock Markets Board. Mrs. Jones 1 accompanied him and attended a meeting of the auxiliary to the State Veterinary Medical Associa tion which was also held in Salem. They returned to Roseburg Wed nesday night. Teresa Leonard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. . Leonard of this city, accompanied her . aunt and cousins, Mrs. Merrill Leonard and Patricia and Margaret, back to their home in Sacramento. Calif. Wednesday to enjoy a vacation and visit here r for a coule of weeks. The Sacramento., visitors have been here visiting at the Leonard; home the last week. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Schornstein of Myrtle Creek were in Roseburg Saturday to attend Hie services in the local Seventy-day Adventist Church. Mis. Schornstein has serv ed as a teacher in the Adventists' elementary school system for a number of years. She was the lower grade teacher nthe church's school at Canyonville last year and is scheduled for the same work this coming year. Rupert Gessele, who taught grades 5 and 6 in the local church school,- Roseburg Junior Academy, for three years," will he the principal at Canyonville again this year, Mrs. Schornstein stated. The Canyonville school serves Myrtle Creek, Glendale and Can yonville to' provide , a stronger school program instead of the three separate schools as . before last school year. CONFIDENTIAL TO EDDIE AND PAUL: Get the lettuce to gether, boys, and you'll have no trouble finding the tomatoes. Everybody has a problem. What's youra? For a personal re. ply, write to Abby, Box 3355, Bev erly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamp ed, self-addressed envelope. For Abby's booklet, "How To Havb A Lovely Wedding," send 50c to Abby, Box 3.165. Beverly Hills, Calif. 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