Page 2 The News-Review Sat., Oct. 19, 1963
Drought Plagues
From Maine To
By United Press International withheld shipments of refor-,faced disaster because the wild
A severe, multi-million dollar estation stock. Ohio was in its, aster plants had stopped pro
drought stretching from Maine 37th day without substantialjducing nectar for the bees,
to Texas worsened today with rain, and apiarists said they jn Kentucky, Flemingsburg
mue nope lor lmmeoiaie relief.
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Texas
The Weather Bureau said it
appeared to be the worst
drought in Ohio in 80 years.
Hundreds of fires broke out,
and B26 bombers from the Ko
rean War were used to battle
the flames in Arkansas. The Ag
riculture Department extended
disaster designation to more
Missouri counties. The bee in
dustry faced financial ruin in
. Ohio.
Scattered rain fell in' some
places, but for the most part it
only delayed the danger of fires
for a few hours. The heaviest
fall was 1.39 inches in Des
Moines, Iowa, just on the line
between the severe and mod
erate areas.
The weather bureau said "se
vere" conditions stretched in a
triangular shape from Maine
through Kansas, Oklahoma and
Texas. To the north, from Mich
igan' to the Dakotas, lay a
"moderate" drought area.
Woodlands were closed to the
public in Pennsylvania, Westip:
Virginia, New York, Connecti
cut, Massachusetts, New Hamp
shire, Vermont and Kentucky.
Hunting and fishing were
banned in Pennsylvania, Connec
ticut, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire and Vermont, and
was curtailed in Minnesota and
Tennessee.
The Agriculture Department
permitted farmers in Missouri
to graze and take hay from soil
bank acres. Fourteen fires
burned 229 acres in Arkansas,
and state forester Fred Lang
said a wind "could put us in
real trouble,
Physicians attending the Indi
ana State Medical Association
convention said the drought
may have been causing an un
usual wave of respiratory infee
Hons.
Treleaven
Sets Mental
Health Talk
I was down to one month's sup
ply ui waier wiw uie iuwii n
major industry facing shutdown.
Firemen in northern Kentucky
were plagued by brush fires,
some of which appeared to have
been set by vandals.
The western Tennessee fire
danger was 94 on a scale of 1
Bookworms Are
Forgetful Bunch
Bookworms of all ages be
come so engrossed in what
they are reading or studying
i that in many cases they leave
I Douglas County Library in
sort of a dream . . . leaving
their wraps behind.
And the heap of jackets,
hats, caps and coats of ev
ery size and color becomes
bigger and bigger. Obviously
something must be done and
in the opinion of library per
sonnel it's a shame to just
throw good clothing away.
So it will be given away un
less it is claimed within the
next two weeks. A rack will
be set up at the library and
mothers wondering what be
came of Johnny's good jacket
might just check the array ,of
clothing.
It's not only the youngsters
who leave things behind. Li
brarians pointed out that a
goodly assortment of men's
hats is included in the heap
of clothing.
Mental Hnalth , "J""""' ""
In ion and 117 fires burned
Dr. Joseph H. Treleaven, ad- more tnan Jj200 acres 0f wood
ministrator of the M e n I a 1 i land in the state during the past
Health Division of Oregon, will i f ve days,
be the featured speaker inj Tne Pennsylvania Forest In
Roseburg next Thursday. j.,i. cnmmiiiop cairl the
He is scheduled to speak at;drougnt and ,ires could affect
the Roseburg Woman's Club t.mm pcrsons witn an annuai
VI". , l.,n r cum millinn in thp
porT'r6
New Concepts in the Field of " "' " ",,,,," hp,ip.l J"
Program Set
Dr. James E. Campbell and
James H. Richardson will be
co-leaders of a fourth year
Great Books discussion group
which will meet in Roseburg
this fall, it is announced.
Second meeting of the group
will be held Thursday, Oct. 24,
at 7:30 p.m. in the Grand Jury
Douglas County Court-
weeks,
Rut he will also give consid-
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under control.
Fires Plague States
Georgia reported about 25
woods fires a day. West Vir
ginia said 22 fires were burn
ing out of control and 56 were
under control. New Jersey was
in its 20th day without rainfall
and all but one forest fire was
under control. It had blackened
1,500 of the 2,200 acres in Nor-j
i,in (Zrnan Statu Fnrpet.
Mc.u VnrL- inlina Cnu Ma
colm Wilson extended the ban
on woods and open lands to
New York City and Long Island.
Since Oct. 1, there have been
358 forest fires, and 84 were
burning yet Friday.
Michigan Chief fire Control
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FOURTEEN NEW ASTRONAUTS, destined to be port
of one of the first teams on the Moon, pose for a
group picture following their introductory press con
ference at the University of Houston in Texas. They
are, left to right, top row: Richard F. Gordon Jr.,
Alan L. Beon, Eugene A. Cernan, Don F. Eisele,
Walter Cunningham, Ciifton C. Williams Jr. and
David B. Scott. Left to right, bottom row: Roger B.
Chaffee, ' Michael Collins, Theodore C. Freeman,
Charles A. Bassett, William A. Anders, Edwin E.
Aldrin Jr. and Russell L. Schweickart. (UPI Tele-photo)
Jury Improperly
Constituted Is
Claim Of Hof fa
I Fighting Is Resumed
On Disputed Border
WASHINGTON (UPI) Tcam-
ALGIERS (UPI) Algerian tions Secretary General Thant King Hassan II accused Ben
Officer Milton Bergman saidjlnc. course- everyone wno win
the state was "a powder keg 0f!enJy ."""'"g books he has al-
cntical fire danger. In Stanton
twp., in Wayne County, 57 fires
have been reported this month.
DR. JOSEPH TRELEAVEN The State Conservation Depart
j n l miMiL 5iiu nun Luis wuiuu ue di
... due in Roseburg L, ,0 smoke ony in aulhor.
crablc attention to two more;'20"1 zones,
specific subjects. One is the re- Connecticut Gov. John N.
organization of the State Men- Dempsey approved a plan to
tal Hnsnilal in Kslem nnrl rho sell Middletown, Conn., 500,000
oiaic ii ee nurseries m unio other is the cutbacks which will gallons ot water uany trom ex-
house and every two
thereafter.
Books to be discussed include
works of Plato, Aristotle, Shake
speare and Locke. , , ' ' " and Moroccan troops have re-land talks with U.S. governmcntlBella Friday night of ordering
There are no educational re- stcrs Union President James R. smPrt r;htini alone the His.nfficials in Washington. an aiiarlt nn iho linv hnrrf-.. -n.
quiremcnts and no charge forHoffa asked the Supreme Court puted border between their twoi "i am g0jng to the Unltedllage of Ich, about 330 miles
Friday to consider his claim countries in the Sahara Desertstates to New York, the United 'northeast of the battle zone at
that a federal grand jury in reliable reports said here today.'Nations, and to Washington on Hassi Beida "in an apparently
Nashville, Tenn., which charged1 They said the latest firing was a mission of explanation and in-! Premeditated action designed to
him with jury tampering, was in the Tinnjoub and Hassi Beida formation on the Algerian-'transform the frontier incidents
constituted improperly. Jrcgion about 1,000 miles south- Moroccan events," Yazid said i"'0 a generalized war.")
Hoffa was scheduled to go to wcsl 01 nere wnere nosiiiiues during a stopover in Paris Fri-i (Moroccan troops were re-
ways intended to read is invited
to join the group and discuss
these works reports Richardson.
Interested persons are asked
to register at the county li
brary. Registration will be open
until Oct. 23. Copies of the dis
cussion schedule may be obtain-!
ed at the library
trial on the jury - tampering
began last week.
Membership Tix
Out For Concerts
cesses in the reservoirs of the
Connecticut Valley Hospital.
Roseburg Community Concert
Association membership cards
were mailed out this week,
prior to the winter season's
opening performance, Pacific
Ballet, Oct. 28. The perform
incc v.ill take place at 8:15
p.m. in the Roseburg Senior
High School auditorium
Pcrsons not receiving mem
bership cards by the first 'of
the week may call Miss Gladys
Strong, president, 673-7472 or
Mrs. H. H. Hobi, secretary, 673
4543. Persons new to the com
munity since the campaign last
spring may obtain membership
now, it is announced.
Pacific Ballet is in its third
scasoi:, presenting new and orj.
Film Features
Hemingway Life
The Douglas County Library!
Adult Film Department will
Dedication Set
For Scout Center
probably be required in his de
partment because of the rejec
tion Tuesday of a tax increase
by the state's voters.
As administrator of the Men
tal Health Division, Treleaven
is responsible for all state men
tal hospitals, the home for the
retarded and the Alcoholic Stud
ies and Rehabilitation Center.
fm- iho- n mii hiii, oii "Hemingway" Tuesday at 7:301 Thic ,M, h (h
ics throughout the state. ip.m.ln the library. The film , ,)usiness center fol. scouting ac
His talk will be sponsored by 0""'"K,. , - , i"'"'.- tivities for Lane, Lincoln, Ben-
the Mental Health Association of "," l"""'"-'ls ton, Douglas, Coos and Curry
tiniioino rmrni,, of the famous author, Ernest ,,,; ,rh ' ,. i,j
Dr. Roy E. Licuallen, chan
cellor of the state Board of
Higher Education, will be the
featured speaker Sunday for the
; dedication of the
charge Oct. 14, but the 6th U.S. " (In
Circuit Court of Appeals allowed -""" dim u c.c .
for hearings to the Supreme
Court.
day night.
Marrakech,
tion near the village of Ich, 560
miles north of the original bat-
iHofi-nnt whni-n Mnvnn&n a.
The grand jury accused Hof-!cused Algeria Friday o open.
la aim six uuieia ui appiuauu
ing jurors and their relatives
with cash and other induce
ported en route to the Figuis
Morocco, area north o tne Algerian town
- . i vuiumu-oeciiar iu meet uie
jAlgerian forces. Moroccan Infor
K Jl All..- IJ. Imation Minister Abdclhadi Bou-
mme. rinu nos,
attacked Ich, near Figuig, kill
H h tm ing 25 auxiliary Dolicemen. He
ing a new front. IfVlnfO I A Sfllf isaid Algerian planes bombed
Algeria denied Moroccan IVafHI the nearby village of Tinzrara.)
charges of opening a new frontj I Before leaving Algeria Friday
menis in an earner uiai, wnicn ln the wcek-long border dispute WASHINGTON (UPI)-Mme. night, Yazid denied- the Moroc
ended in a hung jury. iaiK m0Ved to line up interna- Ngo Dinh Nhu, the beautiful but can charges of opening a new
The Teamsters president tional moral support. controversial First Lady of front at Ich.
claimed that Negroes, Romanj President Ahmed Ben Bella South Viet Nam, today contin-l Algerian military and civilian
Catholics, Jews, manual labor-sent his chief negotiator, Mo-ued her non-stop criticism of P'anes were flying a steady air-
new Scout crs and memDers of organized hammed Yazid, to New York'u.S. policies.
lift of troops and material to
show a 54-minute film called, Service Center in Eugene. ilabor were cxcluded improper-for a meeting with United Na- she was scheduled to speak Colomb-Bechar, the battle com-
. Iir (mm thn ur-inrl htrv nnrl that
service ana;''. j. - :
inose wno sugcsicu i.s,
appraised prico for Douglas fir
to win a small tract in a tim-
hnr nuptirtn at iho Itmnnun NJ:i.
ginal ballets and offering youngitional i,-orest supervisor's of-
jllemingway, from boyhood to
; his recent death. It draws upon
; 1 1 J DM J.. nc of the largdst collections of;
riiiaiu wiuuo 'still photographs and rare mo-
Wiitiiaa rt( T...!'111 pictures of Hemingway
tt iniifci a bl ever assembled.
1 Other footage documents the
Miles H. cero of Dillard bid!ihi,inni limn, in ,uhiph um.
almost $10 a thousand over the newav lived and took nctive
counties. The center is located
at 2525 Centennial Blvd. It was
opened for business Aug. 26
and fresh ballets and dancers
The programs are designed to
give a variety of ballets and
music that gives Its dancers a
ficc.
Fcero paid $6,608.50 for the
One-Elk Salvage Sale about 55
miles cast of Roseburg. It was
appraised at $4,844.50. The 180,
000 feel of Douglas fir and pine
appraised at $23.20 sold for $33,
and the 70,000 feet of white fir
and other species went for the
appraised price of $9.55
I
membership were not an appro-, 1 , fJICfl fl Ul"f S
priate cross-section of the com- j
The petition filed with the Local Girl
Sunrcme Court also said that'
The ribbon will be cut after Hoffa had been "branded as a' A young Roseburg girl is in
the 3 p.m. ceremonies by the public enemy by the present critical condition at Sacred
first Cub. Bov Scout and Ex. administration and made the Heart Hospital in Eugene to-
ploier who officially registered object of manifold criminal day as the result of an acci
with the BSA since the ccntcrlproseculions, all unsuccessful dent in which she was struck by
onencd. It will be followed bv to date..." Ian auto in Sutherhn Friday.
IOOK aCUVC! , r u..:i.ii All o i t c t:i:-i n , t..j. Snnin HurriiTM Q ri9ii0htor rtf
part: World Wars I and II and . . . ... r,...,. ifioirio Bnii Horrinos pi
the Spanish Civil War.
ers and interested persons maylFrank Gray Jr., of Nashville;Eletrice Bell Herriges Pease,
I attend,
Area Man Acquitted
Of Assault, Battery
Clyde Fackrcll, 42, of Suth
crlin, was acquitted of a charge
of assault and bnttcry on trial
before District Court Judge
Gerald R. Hayes Thursday.
Fackrell was accused by his
wide range of artistic develop.
ment.
The company's headquarters
are in San Francisco, where It
is continually working on new
ballots for Its season. Most of
the dancers hail from California. Th ., ,i,. i,i,i(i wife. Esther Mae. of beating
Leading dancers Include jeffrjcs Timber Corp. of Can-lher Oct. 8. The judge ruled
Gracy Doty, Barbara Crockett jymwiHe. jthat while there was evidence
and Alan Howard in top solo; Tle npxt umpqUa Kalionnl of an altercation that Fackrell
parts. Others are Ron Poindcx-!porcst S11c js scheduled in had not used excessive force
ter, Patricia Te Roller, Chris- Koseburg Monday. Hipon his wife,
tine Walton, Robert Ronan. Eva!
Serrana and Elena Tlmofceva,
Marc Wilde and Marilyn Know
Ics. Howard, who will perform In
"Don Quixote, which he per
formed
Local News iWinnifred Forrest
, Winnifrcd D. Forrest, 70, of
Mr. and Mrs. William N. Per- 1061 NE Newton Creek Road,
leading dancer of rln, who moved here from l'oit-ldied Friday niglil at a Hose-
Ihe Ballet Russc De Monte Car-Hand, have purchased the resi- burg hospital,
lo in New York and other lead-ldenre at 1521 NW Cherry Drive.! Funeral arrangements arc
ing cities during his ten sea-' Perrin is with the Southern Orc-ipcnding at Long !c Shukle Me
sons with that company, along! gon Battery Separating Co. Imorial Chapel.
with New York City Ballet,!
Metropolitan Opera and numcr-i i . . . I
ous TV slow, and concerts. rilTllllcll WaSCS elated
Local Woman To Go For County Circuit Court
On Hootenanny Show,
Books To Honor
Kelsay Memory
Tha memory of W. O. Kel
say will be perpetuated at
Douglas County Library with
monoy received to expand its
collection of books on forestry
and forest products.
Miss Carol Trimble, Doug
las County librarian, announc
ed today that two checks,
given In his memory, had
been received. One for $100
was sent by Weyerhaeuser
Co., and the other, for $70,
was from Long, Neuner, Dole
& Caley, Roseburg law firm.
Mist Trimble said it is fit
ting that W. O. Kelsay's
friends wish to provide access
to valuable information on
the chief industry in this area
in memory of a man who
served his county and state
well.
"As these books are used,"
I Miss Trimble said, "thay will
i become a living memorial to
' an outstanding iran."
closed lo dismiss the jury- sutlered severe injuries in the
tampering case on these accident which occurred about
grounds. The appellate court rc-2:2n P-m- 0I Central Avenue
fused to order Gray to do so on'noar Terrace Street.
the ground that his order could! Sheriffs deputies say the lit-;
be appealed to the Supreme; e fi'rl apparently darted into
Court. lnc sireei in me pain oi an
After a government reply
has been filed to Iloffa's peti
tion, the Supreme Court will an-
automobile driven by Max E.
Hunt, Rt. 1, Box 317, Suther
lin. They report the driver ap-
nouncc whether it will hear arJP"cdt h's brakes and skidded
guments on his case. ab' rl.S
I lie gill l v vu a ii v-vj
at 3 p.m. EDT at Georgetown mand post 450 miles southwest
University, and probably would 01 Algiers ana 2SU miles from
seek to answer critics of theitne fighting.
South Vietnamese governmcntl Reports from Colomb-Bechar
and its actions towards Bud-!said several companies of men
dhist monks and U.S. newsmen . I moved south towards Hassi
Her major appearance FridayiBeida and Tinnoub Friday and
was before the National Press more were on the way.
Club where she charged thatl : ! .
some U.S. State Department of-nf f ICPrC InVPCtlMfltls
a.
Two-Vehicle Accident
Roseburg City Police investi
gated a two-vehicle accident in
which a Roseburg woman re
ceived minor injuries when her
vehicle collided with a milk
truck Friday.
According to police reports,
Myrtle Ellen Peterson, 49, of
,143 NE Lombardy Drive, re-
ficials were guilty of "treason"
because some economic aid to
South Vict Nam has been
frozen. The action, she said,
was a childish gesture.
The United States recently or
dered a hold-up of funds to fi
nance Viet Nam's commercial',
imports.
I don t know precisely who I
is guilty of treason, she said,
"but whoever hampers cco-':
nomic aid, I think they are'ceivcd mjnor injuries in the ;
6uty- ' cident when her vehicle collided
During an evening appearanceiwiih a m:iw irll-t rf.iu.n h
before 1,500 persons at HowardNorman clarence Wells, 28, of
University, Mme. Nhu repeated1,!, NE Alameda Ave., about
points made in earlier speeches.! in-jn am nn nc nnni a.
arm, fractured jaw and possib- She said there was no religious nue ncar jjE Rifle Range Road.
iniuierance in viei iam; press,
reports from Saigon were dis- CIRCLE TO MEET
torted and some pcrsons in the!
State Department were trying' Cora's Christian Circle of the
to sabotage the war effort. 'Pine Grove Community Church
Mme. Nhu, sister-in-law ofWill have an evening meeting
President Ngo Dinh Diem, told! Tuesday at the church. Re-
jly other head injuries. Surgery
'was performed.
Christian Business
Men Slate Dinner
The Christian Business Men's
Open House To Honor
Girl Killed
At Rally
CORVALLIS (UPI) A 15-j
year-old high school girl was
killed here Friday night during; Committee of Roseburg will
a rally by Oregon State Univer-ihold its monthly dinner meet-1
sity students as part of their' ing Tuesday, Oct. 22, at the,
Homccomint, festivities. i Umpqua Hotel, according to La-
Patricia Wustrack died jn-jVon Sanders, president of the
slantlv when she fell bencathl'ocal committee. Time for the
h. ...hnni. of . n.hrf I,,,.!,. dinner is 6:30 p.m. Featured
filled with college students dur- speaker will be Gordon plsenjm camcra and rcCord the trea
ing a noise rally. ,oi tugene prominem iiusinesS-ison jnst u..
. . . .. ......... man and lecturer. i . i . ,.,,:. .,..
ane nan aucmpica io gei on mc,. . ,;u k.,'
the vehicle when it was moving D Mas,CI cerem"mes W1" b.e ances during her tour, she was
and had slipped muv'nE Byron Jackson Eugene busi-j ickcted b 0 and anti dcm.
ana naa suppca. 'nessman. Sdcc al music will be . .u. u.j
ihe. 1 11 I 11 -i provided by the "Cordons " al,he street roln tne Nationa,
the Press Club her critical'freshments will be served at
statements about poor rclationstthe social hour beginning at 7
between the United States and
her nation proved she was "pro
American" because she was
only attempting to denounce the
wrongs as she sees them.
"If I am not pro-American,"
she said, "I should take
p.m., and the Business meeting
will be at 8. Following the.
meeting, missionary work will
be done.
All women in the community
are invited.
Several trials on criminal in- Corp. on July 23.
idictmcnts arc scnenuicn ior uuiuiuy ncii mumc , snim- .., .,
Gayle Caldwell, a member of next week in Circuit Court. All uled for trial Wednesday in Well-KnOWn iUTVeyOr
the New Christy Minstrels, ls,persons involved have pleaded Judge Woodrich's court on a
,A ...til. it... ! .... .L. -I .. nU..rtA ..f n f..M.. n,nn,,,,in., ' An nnnn kmi.n t.-ill hn tinlfl
Hl.-Ilt;uuit;u iu niin-ai null Uiai mnOCCni IO U1C rCSpi-CUVe CIIH1 - I un Ki- in uinaiuuj tii.v-iui'iiiiti uni, "v. ,...i ntrl Mrti nt anJ CIO CC lalrcnn Ct Unci.
. r n .. n ih -iw.n.nno in nh.ain nhli ii:.n-p in Hip o-ial r.mm nf Ihe Look-was an annual affair. Most of and 612 SE Jackson St., Rose
Show" over ABC stations Sat-i John C. Diehl, Rcedsport, goes Lawrence Hcidcnreich, 19, ingglass Church Sunday from 2 ,he students did not know the burg
"RiRia?WRlaV;;.T ,,ri0 fr0m R0Scburg "i?tW Si SiM eni'
v.. ........ .... . ' ocnuui.
just north of here. Tickets are available at 529
The noise rally and parade: SE Jackson, 1236 NE Walnut
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urday night, according to word'on trial Monday on a charge of Idleyld Route, Roseburg, is to 4 p.m. honoring Arthur Boy-
fatal accident had occurred and
received bv her nirenls. Mr Ur.nirihiinn in n... H..ii,w,,inn,-v scheduled fur trial on a hur-er on his 80th birthday. ilnc Ta" commute
and Mrs. Paul Geddes. The of a minor. The case will bc'glary charge Thursday in Judge1 Boyer, who has been engaged r
show is scheduled for 7:30. Itrictl, starting at 10 a.m., in Woodrich's court, while on the as a surveyor in this area for . ,
She called her parents Fri-'ihc court of Don II. Sanders, same day Robert F. Whitney the past 40 years, has a widej TOmOle Pinner bet
day while en route lo Chicago.'Thc charge, brought in an in-of Winston will go on trial be-circle of friends, all of whom: , .
The group Is to be featured in dictment Aug. 2. involves a 12- fore Judge Sanders on a charge arc invited to greet him at bUndQV At MelrOSC
.... ..,.. ha nH Ik. tl -II .... : Ih; limH , '
me near imuiu un mc di-u year-old girl. i cunspiriicy io ouiain money nn.
Telephone Hour, an NBC fca-; On Tuesday. Donald Bruce by false pretenses relative to Those in charge nf arrange
turc. Ekliolm, 29. of Roseburg goes an alleged
Scott Willmore
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:on trial on a charcc of larccnv;si"iod by Juanita Whitney. bc brought
of an automobile in the court nelson dillcspie Butler. 33, of
Scott Willmore, II, of Long
Beach, Calif., died here Thurs
day night. He had been here
a week, visiting with his son-
Melrose Grange will hold its in-law and daughter, Mr. and
fraudulent check ments have asked that no guts annual tamale dinner Sunday Mrs. Charles Mutchic.
from noon to 3 p.m. and the: Funeral services will be held
general public is invited. Spe-'at Wilson's Chapel of the Roses
of Judge Charles S. Woodrich. Euiokb, pleaded innocent to a Mullankarlr Altenrlirtn lclal Prices wi" be offered for Monday at 10 a.m.. Father
He is accused of Ihe theft of a charge of forgery on arraign- a
car from Associated Discount '"ent Friday before Judge Don Maiunnrf rnnVPtltlOII
II. Sanders. Trial will bc set at
children under 12. . William Blaker officiating.
Mrs. Earl (Nellie) Siplcs and Mr. Willmore is survived by
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her committee have made. his wife, Ethel, and his son.
a later date. He was returnodi Douglas County Clerk G D chicken tamalcs which will be:Rlchard K- Willmore. both of
to Roseburg by Roseburg City Myllcnbcck is in Newport ' this -""ed with vegetables, rolls, Long Beach: a daughter, Pa-
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(-nimiv CIi-rV A.mriation Con-il'pms on display will bc sold
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throuch today. wh,lc elephants.
Myllcnbcck and his wile will Mrs. Lena Howland is doner
leave on vacation after the ron-Jal chairman of the affair. Funds
fcrencc and visit relatives and raised will bc used to carry
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Reopening Monday, Oct. 14, under new name
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Three beauticians to serve you . . .
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For appointment, call . . .
673-3244
OPEN 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Mon. thru Sat.
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