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Gommunity News Briefs A-6 The News-eview. Roseburg, Ore. -Thur., Sept 26, 1963 Mi Louis DeMolsy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DcMoisy, has entered University of Oregon in Eugene for her freshman year. Mrs. Harry Jeeoby of this city took her daughter, Jerilyn, to Cor vallis Wednesday, where the latter will resume her studies at Oregon State University. . Harry Jacoby, assistant to the superintendent of Roseburg Schools, spent Monday in Salem - attending to business. Jay Wast of Santa Ana, Calif, has left for Oregon State University in Corvallis, where he is a student of the school of pharmacy, follow ing a few days here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ja coby. Miss Ethel Miller of Gunnison, Colo, is leaving this week for her home, following the last several weeks here visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller. Patricia Beardsley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beardsley ol Roseburg, has entered University of Oregon for her freshman year. Taking her up to Eugene were her mother and ner granamoiner, nirs. W. S. Brown, and aunt, Gladys . Raddas, of this city.. Miss Sharon Counts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Counts of Roseburg, has registered at Uni versity of Oregon for her freshman year. The Counts' son, Jon, will re turn to the University of Oregon this fall for his sophomore year in pre-medicine. s. A. Warn nf Portland, formerly of this city, speni weanesaay nere attending to business and visiting inenus. Miss Gay Dimick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dimick, of this city, has left for Jbugene to register at University of Oregon for her freshman year. Judg and Mrs. Don H. Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. George Luoma were in Portland last week to at tend the State Bar convention held at the Hilton Hotel Mr and Mrs. Gaorae Petersen I of San Leandro, Calif, have spent the last tnree aays in noseourg as houseguests ol air. ana Airs Roy W. SedelL . . , LI . 1. . .. .. f miss wan revuuvr, uaugmvi ui Mr. and Mrs. George Ncuner of Jtuseuuig, la ii-&iaiciuig una muiim at Lewis and Clark College in Port land for her ircshman year Miss Carolyn Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Carter, has ileft for Eugene to begin her stud ies at university of Oregon. Sine has been working at the News-Re view during the summer months, Jim Robertson, who is stationed at the El Tore. Calif. Marine Base, flew to Medford Friday to visit overnight with Mr. and Mrs. Loren Olson, before coming on to Roseburg Saturday to be best man at the Ladd-Jones wedding ana to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jarvis Robertson. For The Finest In WEDDING INVITATIONS and ANNOUNCEMENTS CALL M&M PRINTERS YEMEN CELEBRATES CAIRO. U.A.R. (UPI) - A 21- gun salute will usher in festivi ties marking the Yemeni republi ary, the Middle East New Agen cy (MENA) reported recently MENA said a new elctric pow er station and new roads will be opened Thursday on the annivers ary of the revolt against the roy alist regime. Miss Jean Barnes, daughter of Mr.- and Mrs. T. L. Barnes, is leaving this week for Portland to begin her sophomore year at Lewis and Clark College. 'State Regent Mrs. Craig Coyner, Daughters of the American Revo lution, will pay her official visit to Umpqua Chapter, DAR, Friday, Sept. 27, at a 12:30 noon luncheon at the Harris dining room on SE Cass Ave. Reservations for the luncheon may be made by calling Mrs. Earl Wiley, 672-2629. Cur.in PTA Holds Dinner, Meeting By IRENE AMES An open house and get-acquaint ed meeting was held recently at the Curtin school beginning with a potluck dinner at 6 p.m. A record crowd was in attendance. After dinner, volley ball was played in the new gymnasium. Claude Kruse, who is attending the College of Idaho at Caldwell, suffered a broken nose during football play during the first week of school. Mrs. Roy Hehne and Mrs. Ger ald Rust drove Janice Deeds to Klamath Falls recently where she enrolled in Oregon Technical In stitute. Blacktopping has now been com pleted at the parking lot at the Curtin Cafe. Mrs. Karen Thompson made a trin to Crater Lake last week as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Sonia Isaacson of Roseburg. Robert Ames of Hawaii, grand son of Irene Ames, is here for a short visit before enrolling at Washington State University at Pullman. The Curtin Grade School football team defeated Elkton Friday by a score of 21 to 6. WORLD SERIES SPECIAL OPEN THURS. t FRI. NIGHTS UNTIL 9:00 11' Baaaa- 672-4811 1481 N. E. Stephens CHANNEL MASTER '. . H fc-v - , ( V-i-' ! SAVE $6.69! CHANNEL MASTER GOLDEN I CROSSFIRE TV ANTENNA . 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Whipple of Roseburg and the former's broth er and sister-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whipple, of Drain, have re turned to their homes, following a trip to Meridian, Idaho, to visit the Whipples' son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Jerrcad, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Ellsworth! are back at their home in Laurel- wood, following a trip to Yakima. where the former was a panel speaker wan Marion Krchbiel. na tionally known Chicago broker at the Washington Newspaper Pub lishers Convention. Mrs. Ellsworth went on to Tacoma to spend a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Don ald Dittmann, and family, while kUsworth attended the newspaper convention. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Gray and the latter's sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Prcscott, have returned to their homes here, following a trip to Salt Lake City, Utah, where they were called by the serious illness of the former's brother, who is now reported to be improving in health. They also visited in Vernal, Utah, with Gray's sister and her family and visited relatives in Richmond, Utah. They stopped overnight in Lakeview, Ore. as houseguests of friends they met last winter while vacationing in Yuma, Ariz. Prior to being called to Salt Lake City the Grays had enjoyed nine and a half weeks vacationing at the coast. Hall Seely, son of Dr. Hall Seely and grandson, of Mrs. A. C. Seely of Roseburg, who was formerly counsel for the First American Ti tle Insurance and Trust Co. home offices in Santa Ana, Calif., has become associated with the law firm of Bugay and Lindsey in that city. Seely was graduated from Stanford University and Harvard Law School and is specializing in real property, corporate and tax law. He is a member of the Ameri can, California, Los Angeles and Orange County Bar Associations. Seely 'and his wife, Melinda, reside at 1206 Del Oro, Santa Ana. She will continue her teaching career at Canalino School, Carpinteria, this fall. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dunn and baby daughter, Monica Lynn, spent the weekend in Roseburg visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, I. M. Dunn, on SE Chadwick St. and with his maternal grandpar ents, Mr., and Mrs. J. E. Dent, on SE Pine St. The Dunns spent the last nine months in London, Eng land, where Dunn did special work for Sylvania. For the last seven weeks they have been touring Eur ope. From Dover, England, they crossed the Chanel to Ostcnd, Bel gium and visited Brussell, Louvain and Leigc before going over the Eifel Mountains into Germany to visit Nurburgring, German Grand Prix, down the Rhine to Mainz, Heidelberg, Kaiisrure, Stutthart. Ulm and across Lake Constance into Austria then to Innsbruch and Garmisch and over the Brenner Pass to Italy. They visited Bol zano, Trento, Viscnza, Verona, Ven ice, Ferrara, Modcna, Bolognc, Florence, Piza, Italian Rivera, Rome and Genoa before going to Monaco to visit Monte Carlo and into French Riveria, where they stayed in Nice and Cannes. They drove north to Lyon and to Lake Geneva, Switzerland, across to Ba sel and back into France to Paris. They toured the Netherlands and stopped over in Rotterdam and Am sterdam. They left there by ship for Montreal, Canada, where they spent seven days before reporting to byivama Headquarters in Bos ton and then crossing the United States to Roseburg. They left Mon day for Santa Ana, where Dunn has been assigned for special work. Dunn is a field representative for bylvania. 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