The news-review., July 23, 1963, Page 9, Image 9

Community Nevs Briefs
Nourishment
Answsr to Previous Punle
Mr. end Mrs. Sid Leiken of this
ity have left fur Europe on a com
tried business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. J. Harley Smith has re-
inied to her home here, follow-
L a business trip to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Long arrived
icre from their home in Palm Des
rt. Calif., over the weekend and
iill spend the remainder of the
miner at their place on the
fsorth I'mpqua Kiver.
Doylt Pressnell of Riverside,
alii., accompanied by his sister.
'lis. W. E. Herriott, and family, ol
his city, have left for California
enjoy a vacation and visit
riencls.
Mrs. G. I. Dunagan has returned
ii her home in Eugene, followini;
Leveral days here visiting her
lirotlier-in-law and sister. Mr. and
i Paul flpdrlr-s. and fiimihv mi
SE Lane Ave. She was accompan
L.,l hu,.r tn Ruopnn hv Kpllv .Inhn.
kon, who returned home, following
a vacaiiun ueic di vjeuues
home as the guest of Dcbbi (Jed-
les.
VENETIAN BLINDS
Sales and Service
SERVICEMASTER
Of Roseburg 672-4601
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Mrs. Alfred S. Tyson of this city
1 is spending a week at Black Oaks.
; Episcopal Conference Center on the
: Kogue River out of Medford.
! Mr. and Mrs. George E. West
ana .Mr. and .Mrs. W. L. Toier of
this city enjoyed the weekend at
Diamond Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fisher and
son, Vincent, have relumed to their
home in Los Angeles, following a
vacation in Roseburg visiting the
lormer s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Adrian Fisher, in Laurclwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nolle and
two sons of Medford spent the
weekend here visiting Mrs. Nolte's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
.Mrs. Jake Leicht, following a vaca
tion trip to Portland and up the
North Umpqua to Steamboat.
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan and
sons of Salem spent the weekend
here visiting the former's parents,
.Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morgan,
and w ith his paternal grandmother,
Mrs. U. 11. Morgan, who is receiv
ing medical treatment at Douglas
Community Hospital.
J. V. Brenner is back in his of
fice as publisher of the News-Review,
following a stay since last
Wednesday in Seattle, where he
atlended the National Editorial As
sociation convention. He was ac
companied by Mrs. Brenner and
their two younger sons. Bill and
Scolt. They stopped over in Yaki
ma to visit before returning home.
Miss Diane Marcel of Menlo
Park, Calif., is spending the sum
mer here visiting her maternal
grandmother, Mrs. A. B. Taylor,
on SE Main St.
1 Barbara Roberts of Mvrtle Creek
spent Saturday in Roseburg visit
ing her maternal grandparents.
: Mr. and Mrs. Robert 11. Savage, on
SE Claire St.
Miss Sally Myers of this city
i spent a part of the w eekend in
i Springfield visiting her mother.
; Mrs. Earl Preston, and Mr. Pres
: ton. Miss Myers, who was grad-
' uated from Oregon State I'niversi-
ty last month, is working here with
Southern Oregon Log Scaling.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Brady, who
i are spending the summer in Eu
gene, where the former is attend
ing summer sessions at University
i of Oregon, spent the weekend here
visiting Mis. Brady s parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Ellison. Brady will
teach in Reedsport this coming
i school year.
; Mrs. Harry Hildeburn and son,
; Harry Jr., and the latter's aunt,
; Miss Gertrude Hildeburn, uf Kuse
! burg, have returned to their homes
! here, following a vacation trip to
lloaquin. Wash., to visit the for
! mer's daughter, Mrs. John Reed.
I and son. Kenny. They also spent
a part of the vacation at the Reed
summer place on the Sound. Miss
! Hildeburn has returned to her
work at Miller's department store
here.
Mrs. Paul K. Ryan has returned :
to her home on SE Main St., fol
lowing a few days in Portland vis-1
Ring her daughter. Miss Cheryl. !
and with other relatives and
friends. !
I
M-. and Mrs. Adrian Fisher, ac-
' companicd by Mr. and Mrs. 11. II.
: Turner of this city, enjoyed the
I weekend at Gold Beach, where
Mrs. Fisher attended the two-day
sessions of the Florist, Telegraph
, Delivery Association. They enjoy
, ed the mail boat trin up the Rogue
I River to Agnes also.
I Mrs. Blanche Oegner has return
ed to her home here, following a
trip to Yreka, Calif., to take her
: mother. Mrs. Lone Wood, back to
i her home following a visit here.
Mrs. Degner had only returned
here last week from a trip to
I Chicago, her home city, where she
! visited relatives and friends and
had then gone on to Boston, Mass.,
to attend the annual meeting of the
i Mother Church, First Church of
i Christ. Scientist, attended by some
I 5.000 from all parts of the world,
i While in Boston she especially en-
; joyed visiting the Christian Sci
' once Publishing House, whose lam
inated fir floors were from Oregon.
' From Boston, she visited Washing
ton D.C. and then went to Orlando,
; Fla.. for a visit with a friend. She
! returned from Florida to Medford
i via jet plane and then picked up
i her mother to come to Roseburg
; for a few days visit.
ACROSS
I 1 Chicktn
; 4 Soft-shelled
: 8 Green
' vegetables
XI Fourth Arabian
caliph
IS Harness part
14 Singing voice
li Striplings
nickname
' 16 Howling
li Hires
20 Harvests
i21 Abstract being
I 22 Famous British
; school
j 24 Apple center
26 Ancient country
1 27 Crafty
jSOCilrus fruit
' 32 Lithuanian city
' .14 Dissolved
,15 Landed ,
property
T3a Abstract entity
(comb, form)
1 37 Approach
,39 Row
140 Osculate
Ul Masculine
nickname
42 Amphitheater
43 Keener
i 40 Withdrawal
SI Rustle
1 52 European
stream
5.1 Small island
54 Taxi
55 Small tumors
56 Female saints
lab.)
17 Printer's
measures
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1 To ship
2 Enthusiastic
ardor
3 Nonalcoholic
beverage
4Uj(fl tish
through ice
5 Chest rattle
fl Entertainer
7 Babylonian
deity
8 Communion
plate
9 pseudonym of
Charles Lamb
10 Preposition 27 Slow speed
11 Scions iv art
17 Smells .. 28 Tardy
19 About 2a Stream in
23 Captor Helfium
24 Lombardy lake 31 Expansive
2.V Tow n in tub 33 Absolute
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CARNIVAL
By DICK TURNER
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