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Merchant Marine Captain, Wife
Current Visitors In Riddle Home
About Travel
Tue$., Aug. 13, 1963 The News-Review, Roteburg, Qr. 11
By ERMA BEST
Tuesday, Aug. 13
Winston Oillard Kiwanis Club,
dinner meeting at Junction Cafe,
6:110 p.m.
Sutherlin Mtthodist Church,
choir practi-e, 7:30 p.m.
Boots and Calico Pattern Dance
Lessons, Winston Community Hall,
810 p.m.. Ward Cummings instruc
tor. For information caii OR 2-2868
or write I'O Box lOi.
Roseburg Kiwanis Club, Ump
qua Hotel Civic Room, noon.
Glicie Kiwanis Club, ":3U p. in.
Open duplicate bridge club 7:15
at Lmnqua Hotel
Captain and Mrs. J. H. Coelyn
424 NE i 01 t ortiana arc visiting in uiauie
intorma-' al "lc home of Captain Coclyn's
call Mrs. W. C. Callison, OR 21452
Alcoholics Anonymous,
Winchester: 8 d in., for
lion call OR J-6C29. ! daughter. Mrs. Clinton Grooms
Associated Volunteers card par Captain Coelyn is with the Mer
ly. Veterans Hospital recreation chant Marine and has just return
buildinc music room. 7:30 to 9:30 ed from a trip to Liverpool, Eng-
El
p.m
Army Reserve, 1614 V. Harvard,
S-10 p.m.
Myrtle Creek City Council, City
Hall, 8 p.m. j
Dillard-Winston Methodist WSCS
Alary Circle, 8 p.m.
Roseburg Rod and Gun Club,
For information ! "lnces'er wuDnouse, s p.m.
Oillard School Board meeting,
Winston School, 8 p.m.
Newcomers Club, 12 o'clock
luncheon. Call 673-48G6 or 673-7563.
Douglas County Employes Coun
cil, 7:30 p.m. courthouse, Room
21C. ,
Roseburg Council of Church
Women's executive board, First
Presbyterian Church library room,
9:30 a.m.
Drain City Council, City Hall,
1 p.m.
Douglas County Mounted, 7 p.m.
business meeting at
auditorium
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EAGLES' CHIEF . Herschel
H. McyVilliams is the new
grand worthy president of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles.
McWilliams of Kansas City,
Kan., has 1,500 Eagles Aeries
(clubs) under his jurisdiction.
gust. The children will remain here
with their grandparents until that
time.
Donna, Susan and Bobbie Pierce ;
have returned to their home in Sac- i
ramento. Calif., following a three- j
week visit with their grandmother, j
Mrs. Lizzie Rigsby, and aunts.
Jlrs. Hubert Weakley and Mrs.
Carl Gillespie.
,' Ceremonial Attended
Mrs. Stanley, Dcwar joined I
friends, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Jordan i
of Reedsport, on a trip to Yrcka.
Calif., to attend the 20th annual I
lOOF second decree, a cave cere
monial, held at the Pythian Cave j
Saturday. The cave is located at
nn nlov.'itinn nf J mill font .mri Hip
Staff Sergeant Tom Dawson and ( ,iD1. is ,,,.-av' nl.-inned for the
.Mrs. Dawson were Riddle visitors fu moon wnen tnc surrounding
during the past week. Mrs. Daw- arca presents a panorama of scen
son. the former Linda Renhart, at-! ic ueautv. Both the lOOF and Re-
tended Riddle schools before the U,ckah degrees were put on by the'
family moved to Colton some seven I iutigcs nf Gardiner. Ore. The Re-;
years ago. Sgt. Dawson is being i hehahs held their initiation at the
transferred from Texas to Travis . Sjsijvou Fairgrounds. Fifteen lodg
Air Force base in California. : ,,s wel.e represented at the meet--
Spec. l.C. Eugene Carpenter and jng
Mrs. Carpenter have arrived from Airman Bill Jones who is sta-:
Fort Old. Calif., at the home of tionc(1 a( Ule naval ua-e in Aa.--Mrs.
Carpenter's parents. Mr. and mC(a Ca. ( js al thc home of his!
Mrs. Elbert Ball, where their chil- ,.,,. , ,i Mr I nnnin
courthouse dren. Marilyn and Andy, have been jom,s 0;1" a' jo day leave. Betty
spending tne summer vacation. ' jolles ),as returned from Gasquet
land.
Visitors Leave
Jlrs. Robert Johnson and daugh
ter, Cindy, who had been visiting
for several weeks with, the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Jordun, have left for Robins Air
Force base in Georgia where her
husband, Capt. Johnson, is station
ed
Sutherlin School Board 7:30 p.m., ! Carpenter has been transferred ' Calif, where she spent two weeks
district office, 110 E. Central Ave. Fort Benning, Ga., where the fain-1 as tJe guust a former high
Camas Valley Grange, at Grange ''' will move the latter part of Ail- Schcol classmate, Jennie Alexan-
ACROSS
' 1 Moans of travel
4 Water travel
means
8 Distance in
travel
12Kggj
13 " Star
State"
14 Roman road
15 Oriental porgy
16 Decreeing
18 Plane curve
20 Pauses
21 Sturgeon ova
22 God of love
24 Earlv
26 Arabian gulf
27 streets lab.
30 "Lily maid of
Astolat"
32 Graceful dance
34 Where balloons
travel
35 Goutte reversed
(her.)
50 Goddess of the
dawn
37 Tinge
39 Scrutinize
40 Range
41 Ankara
42 Nova Scotian
island
45 Pleasure
carriages
49 of
traveling
51 Use this to
travel abroad
52 of Sue
53 Withered
54 Tree in New
England
55 Sagacious
5fi Poems
57 Mariner's
direction
DOWN
1 Canadian
hillside
2 Grandparental
3 Traveling
means (pi.)
4 Incline
5 Out (Fr.)
6 Verily
7 Green vegetable
8 African
diamond
Disease (suffix)
10 Church fast
season
11 Units of energy 28 Anatomical
ii satiric tissue
Canyonville Library
Sets Closure Date
By BETH CHAPPELL
According to Mrs. Roy Morris,
librarian, the Canyonville library
will be closed Aug. 17 until . Sept.
4 for vacation.
New Residents
Hugh Lathrop, city recorder, says
new residents include the R. P.
Casteels, Mr. and Jlrs. J. W.
Rhoads, and Gary Wyatts, and the
Neil Browns.
Bud Olsen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Olsen, spent the weekend in
Canyonville. With him were his
manager and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Al Applegate of Midway City,
Calif. Bud is now living with the
Applegates. . .'.;:,.-
Bud recently sang at .the Disney
land Hotel, and has been asked to
audition at the "Hungry 1" in San
Francisco. Bud and the Applegates
returned to San Francisco where
they will explore the possibilities
of a singing engagement.. .
Bud auditioned at the Walt Dis
ney Studio and at Disneyland when
he was 14. .
Mrs. Alice 'Green. Mrs. Hoppy
Cassidy and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Wales have left on a three or
four-month trip. In Redmond they
visited Wales' son, Charles Wales,
and family: While on their trip they
will visit Mrs. Wales' daughter,
Priscilla Wineman, at Mt. Home,
Hall, busine.V 8 p.m
Fair Oaks Grange, Grange hall.
Bertha Rebekahs 188, lOOF
Hall, Canyonville.
Post Partum Class, Mercy Hos
pital, 7:30 p.m.
Lookingglass Grange- 927,
Grange hall, 8:15 p.m., business.
Roseburg Rebekah Lodge, lOOF
Hall, 8 p.m.
Roseburg Jaycees, Turn Around
Inn, "ISO p.m.
Births
Wednesday, Aug. 14
Dorcas Welfare Center, 1515 SE
Mill St., open 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Tenmile Community Church Bi
ble Class, Ladies Clubhouse, 10:30
Woman's Home League of the
Salvation Army, 507 NE Winches
ter, 10:30 a.m. ,
Air Force Reserve, 1CM W. 'far
vara Ave., 8 p.m.
Doug-Ett's Sheriff's Mounted Pa
trol. Fairgr -rl. 7:30 p.m.
Winston Diet Club, Winston Jun
ior High School, 7 p.m., for infor
mation call Mrs. J. W. Prowell.
Moose Lodge. Moose Hull, 8 p.m.
Laurel Lodge 13.
Drain Chamber of
City Hall, noon.
Woman's Home
Salvation - Army,
1:30 p.m. !
Ulnpqua Regional Timing Assn., j
104 NE Cummins. 6:30 r in.
Buckeroo Squre Dance Club,
trail dance to welcome trailer car
avan of dancers en route to Far
Western Square Dance Convention,
8 p.m. ladies bring cake or cook
ies, visitors and spectators wel
come. PS Clubi"polIuck luncheon home
of Mrs. Walter Singleton, 2064 SE
Douglas, bring own food and ta
ble service.
Knights of Columbus, St. Jo
seph's Catholic Center Hall, 8
p.m.
Douglas County Welfare Commis
sion, commission offices in court
house annex, 1 p.m..
Sutherlin Community Grange
724, at the hall, 8 p.m.
Winston - Dillard Toastmistress
Club, Douglas High School, 7:30
p.m. '
Sutherlin Jaycees, Bidc-A-Wce
Cafe, 7 p.m.
Job's Daughters, IOOF Hall in
Myrtle Creek, 7:30 p.m.
Roseburg Junior Woman's Club,
Douglas Community Hospital
HENDRIX To Mr. and Mrs.
James Hendrix, Box 502, Winston,
Aug. 1, a daughter, Patricia Re
nee; weight 7 pounds 14:h ounces.
INGHAM To Mr. and Mrs.
John Ingham, Rt. 1 Box 81, Myrtle
Creek, Aug. 2, a daughter, Annette
Marie; weight 5 pounds 13 ounces.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. !
John Johnson, PO Box 105, Camas I
Valley, Aug. 2, a son, Terry Lee;
weight 6 pounds 7;,4 ounces. ;
FRANKS To Mr. and Mrs. j
Robert Franks, Idleyld Rt. Box 265 j
A, Roseburg, Aug. 4, a daughter, j
Suzanne May; weight 8 pounds 6'i j
ounces. j
RAY To Mr. and Mrs. Em
mett Hay, Box 166, Star Rt., Win
ston, Aug. 5. a son, Charles Ed
win; weight 7 pounds 414 ounces.
HORNER To Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Horner, 1789 Crouch St.,
Roseburg, Aug. 5, a daughter, Re
eina Leslie: weight 6 pounds 5'i
Commerce, i ounces.
GUNDERSON To Air. and Mrs.
der. at the Alexander summer re-
sort. i
Mrs. Edna Yockey, who has been j
the house guest of her sister, Mrs. ;
Austin Wilson, has returned to her:
home in Stockton. Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrcll Carter and
Mrs. Carter's cousin, Mrs. Walter;
Hann of Chico, Calif., went to Eu- j
gene over the weekend to attend
the reunion of the Marsters clan. ,
Fifty-two were present for the Sat-;
urday evening banquet at the Eu
gene hotel and the Sunday picnic
at Emerald Park.
CIRCUIT COURT
Leaque of the Roeer Gunderson. Little River Rt.
at the church Glide, Aug. 6, a daughter, Debor
ah JoAnn; weight 5 pounds 5-M
ounces.
CLUTE To Mr. and Mrs. Per
ry Clute, 1256 SE Jackson St.,
Roseburg, Aug. 6, a daughter, Pam
ela Jean; weight 7 pounds 'A ounce.
M1LNER To Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Milner, Glide, Aug. 7, a
daughter, Debra Lynn; weight 7
pounds 4 ounces.
BICKNELL To Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Bickncll. Box 578, Winston,
Aug. 9, a son, Ray Ernest Jr.;
weight 7 pounds 2't ounces.
BULEY To Mr. and Mrs. Car
roll Bulcy, Rt. 1 Box 121, Myrtle
Creek, Aug. 9, a son, Michael
Gene; weight 8 pounds 9 ounces.
HITS NEW HIGH
Complaints !
J. F. Goehring vs. James P. and j
Maggie E. Anderson. Plaintiff asks
payments claimed due on promis
ory note of Sl.370.88 plus interest.
j. C. and Dora B. Hamilton vs. !
Charles E. and Bclva J. Jackson.
Plaintiff claims that on March 20,
1963, defendants executed a prom-1
isory note in the amount of SI.- j
500 plus 6 per cent interest and ,
claims that defendants are now j
four payments in arrears and owe i
the sum of 51.495. 1'laintitt asks ;
that monies due be called imniedi- ;
ately due and payable and that ;
real property used for collateral be !
put up for sale and the money
used to satisfy indebtedness plus
interest and attorney's fee.
Edith R. Skyrman and George A.
and Dianna C. Hunts vs. Arthur
I. and Joy H. Rich, dba The j
Broiler. Plaintiff claims defend- j
ants entered lease agreement on ;
Sept. 26, 1961 and that under terms j
of that lease $2,100 is now due '
plaintiffs. Plaintiff asks payment
plus interest and attorney fee.
Decrees and Judgments
Order of default and judgment
in the case of J. A. Gendron &
Co., Inc. vs. R. H. Gee, dba Gee
, Engineering Service. Court ruled
that defendant was served sum
mons on July 24, 1963 and had
col- j more than 10 days to appear or
Douglas Bond.i 673-8125 or M r s.
Larry Kvulera, 672-4U54.
Alr ...1 nllAJ n Ufnnnn. futv..!..
reuiiior ii Indiana Mrs. Green and l&tS Mr,
Mrs. i:rimv will vicil CTunlftii L n . , ..
Ohio, while Mr. and Mrs. Wales
travel in the south visiting his rel
atives. Oscar Hoverson's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Hoverson of Vallejo, Calif., were
week-long guests at the Oscar Ho
verson home.
Trapper Here
Howard Ritter, government trap
per who formerly lived in Can
yonville, recently visited friends in
Canyonville and Days Creek.
Air. and Airs. Walter Courser
and family of Ponka, Alta., Can
ada, were recent guests at the
Wally Dixon home. The Coursers
are cousins of Dixon.
Out Campbell, with Lyle Grif
feth and daughter. Donna, of Milo,
joined 15 other young people for a
week of horseback riding and
camping on thc Skyline Trail. The
outing was in conjunction with the
Seventh day Adventist youth camp,
Big Lake.
WASHINGTON (UPll Tax
lections (luring fiscal 1963 reached i plead and is now in default. Court !
an estimated record high if $105.9 j ruled that plaintiffs shall recover
billion, thc Internal Revenue j judgment of SI .475.39 plus 8 per;
Service said recently. cent interest from Jan. 3, 1963,
The IRS report said individual plus $31.40 costs,
income and employment taxes Order issued grunting temporary ,
.rose to $67.9 billion while corpo-1 custody of one minor child to Car-.j
rate tax' collections hit the $22.3 , ol Noel in the case of Carol Noel I
billion mark. I vs. Lloyd Noel
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