Calendar Of Events Wives Find' The Seven-Year Itch' Hit Too Close To Home
Wednesday, Oct. 21
SB Mill. St, open 9:30 a.m.
3 p.m. ' , , v ; -.. .
Myrtle Creek Duplicate Bridge
Club,
lion
Mrs. noDeri rung, myrue ureeK, 'McDowell, 4154
or airs, uyie, mame. iRoad, 8 pm
Woman' Home League of the! -,, ..,
C.I...4! A Un Vic mi:-' Vtft BOOKS
Chester, 10:30 a. in. I
Air Force Reserve'; 1614
Harvard Ave., 8 p.m.
By HARRY FERGUSON 'drinks in the station before found out about it, began prep- en homes caused by an unfaith-
w AhHiNiiiON Ur"l) One boarding the iron monster for arations lor a divorce, but ful husband are filled with ac'
contribution - Marilyn Monroe home in the evening. His sec-i agreed .to consult Morse in counts of men rich enough to
to dramatic art was a retar.v s ankle seems trimmer company with her husband. 'have anv kind of home atmos-
nP PllinnmiCO ll - JS mmric na nri in'kA Uaimn Varm Ihie t.nn 4hnn li.fl nnrl mtinnA n.tx. I Unn A I ...ItU
n u, . n.uitv .uw.u wiv wigu icai tufa jioi mail laai, auu miai aiic iiiaiunfic naa savcu, ifinciv Mlvy lliuusu. nuu mill
a.m., luncheon at mon follow- Itch," in which she explored about that new girl in the typ-l More often than not the wan-'cascs of wives who do every-
ed by contract bridge play. the theory that a man whose ing pool. derine husband still loves his thing possible to create the
Driver License. Examiner, wife : has cone away for H nnnHnrs thu miii.ri . wit- "linwirH eind m amm lwe of environment the hus- nanciallv
to marry a girl in her twen-!of equipment he wanted to pur-
ties. Morse says Horace wasn'tjcbase was a young and attrac
really concerned about the ag-.tive woman,
ing of his wife. He was worried Horace's wife was smart. She
about getting old himself. A discussed the matter with him
contemporary had just died of '
heart attack. Horace was 11-
lnk Mill' holl Cttn MuHU o . , o-w - j . . nv jiuuuits un'sc mailers m:i- wui:, nuwaiu aeciueu iu iuw vr ....... ...w
-.1 o.i m fnr' iJJ B SE Roberts. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. the summer probably is vulner- fously and sometimes forgets more in love with his wife than band wants. There is no quick longer pre-oc
- .in i Mr w if . R"ebur Writers Clubpoetry able to a blonde babe, cham-them. Sometimes no. Case his-ever (while the affair with the and easy answer to the cause-ness matters,
on can airs w. i .jonnson or.workshop, home of Mrs. George pagne and sweet talk at sun-tory related by Dr.: Benjamin typist was going on). Previous-and ure of the "seven year.time to thinli
Irs Robert King MyrUe Creek.'MeDowell, 4154 SW Carnes down. ' , Morse in 'TIi. Smii.I1v Prom- lv he and wife had Wn hav-'itch." of his friend
independent and no
occupied with busi-
port, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
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n-re. Welfare C.nt.r. 1515 . """" T""' ""m.c
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whenever he so desired. She
didn't nag and she didn't com
plain. Gradually his fever sub
sided, he began to think less
Ua h-trl nlontv nf!hsitt nOa anri rlaath Thau
two. . "O-
iuuik iw ui tun. auuui. t-tiu , ui u ui hi v auu iinyuiu maiiicu.
Carnes down. - Morse in -The Sexually Prom- lv he and wife had Wn hav. itch.'" of his friend and to wonder
To most people it was a fun-iscuous Male": ing frequent small fights. These: If a family emerges intact !hw much life was left to live. Next: The American wife:
Discussion ny show. But not to hundreds! Howard O., married eight fights stopped. Howard became from the first eight years of He set out . to recapture his:She isn't t blame for every-
Group, grand jury room at of thousands of American wives years to Rita, his high school a model husbanc". and father, marriage, there will not likely youth, and the first piece thinii.
courthouse, 7:30 p.m.,- topic, wnp found it hit too close to sweetheart. Junior executive m bringing gins home for the chil-be another crisis for about
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,w- Plato's Republic, Books VI and home, and not to. psychiatrists a big Chicago corporation. Two dren more often than he had years. In their middle fifties; Wed., Oct. 23, 1963 The News-Review Page 11
vix. aim iiauiie luuiiseiiurs. Wliu tuuuivii, a nuiitc in uic auu uuuc in in-- waai uuu uciiik in- many iiu&uauus blail uiuikiuk . .
iuvn-Bii diisim I mouniea. . . : :. ui .u-....nl.B r :1. K..;nnB0 n;rt1.. r i.: n,: ki u:-:.
Patrol FairOrOliniU 7-m n m 1 Kutn Circle, Wbtb Of Urst "-msii ll o piuuiem umi "lie msni a uu-ui iu- -.i -iwuniua ui in-, nils uiuuit-lll IU usycilitiuiill-i.
Msose Lodae MnnwH S i Church, home of is always grim and sometimes ference was cancelled and wife's comfort and happiness.'They have fallen in lovo with
nm i .aioose nan, Mrg Flovd powcn jn Garden tragic. .. Howard invited a girl in the He was attempting secret a' young woman and want to
Leurel Lodae i ! Valley, 1:30 p.m. ' Experts now accept as a fact typing pool for drinks and din- atonement for bis extra-mari- get a divorce. Horace L 54,
n..i -k.iL.. i r- t..,i,.,. o .n tnat somewhere between the nor. tal affair." married for 27 years, went to
Citv Hall, noon.' Kcuse, Douglas High School,'? eighth year of mar-1
Woman's Horn League of the 7:30 p.m.- !
A week later he invited her borne authorities biamc un- Morse for advise. I m mar-
Vriage most Amirican husbands again. After dinner she invited favorable home atmosphere for ricd to an old woman," he said.
lKn-n l. n-l I him in tn- ... .iflhln.n in nnH nA el-.B.rinn nf n l,..BUn nJ ir..nK Alnln. II.. IA 1... n
Cl.,.lAn A.m.. ..f -U. I. i , ... i. . tuui-uiii-- icsiica-,. inu 1IUII1U lb . hib"-H i "--I -c """.""ft nuouaiiu, auu lii uiiuiusi'.uu.v , biic 13 I w u
Salvation Army, at the church,! League of Women Voters, .,,n f,.nii,rt onH , ; Janiiriiiinnt .-! wasn't ihinUin- nne nf thorn rir vivaii a n. ua- vmrnoo than i -,m nt
1:30 p.m. ;
Umpqua'
.Assn.,
Unit 2, home of Mrs. James
;...,, . . ;. '" ,,, j iSage payments are Dcing met ui "er iii.ienus i
fp rmmi J l.,n ?.r,a t 32A'ye"lidex-"ve' satisfaetor-1y- Promotions , and -Howard said. "I
gage payments are beine met of her in. terms of attraction," mon, puts it this way: "It men and women age different
tnougnt sne comes oacK to mis . -wnen a ly. I'm 54 and I still feel young,
p.m
Three G's
thoso who wish.
League of Women
4U4 JM! i-ummins, 6.30 9:30 a.m., topid United Nations. raises nave been arriving on was pretty, but I just wanted man feels comfortable at home, act young and think young. My
I Kosenurg Branch Music schedule. . The two children company .for dinner. "Vine at- whether It is clutter and dogs wife is 52 and she -might as
ClUD, Vin-.Tarhr. Aitnrialiftn hnmo nf h.,.B P...,i.,J. iU :i foil. nnntinnoH Umi-nnl int.nnl. nn tha ftirnilnra n, I1,a i,T.i.r.. ...nil ha 1HA f
ston Junior High School, 7:30 Gladys Strong, 1064 SE Main fancy, the wife has become an ed a business trip to lndi- sonal chill of a hotel suite, he Worry Over Aie
p.m. cAim&t!, uiuuuea l u r ci o D.m ( Ipvnnrl mi cnramhln aaao tl.A.ina and snrnt tllP9.llaV!!, in a won't strav vprv far" In Ihic pnn nc in nlmnt
I Women's Association of First family car is two years old but hotel wit'i t'ic girl. Hii wife But the esse histories of brok-all of them Horace wanted
Voters, PracKuUrian rkurrk l-lfl nm Still llflS lllnntv nf lifp . ; . '" - - , - .......
Unit 1, home of Mrs. Jack Gam-; sociai room at churd pUD., But suddenly the world seems . ; .
et, 2233 W. Harvard Blvd., 8 ac invitcd, refreshments. slightly out of joint If he. lives "... ' ' '-
p.m., opic, United Nat.ons. I Tri-Citv PTA. annual harvest ",e. suburbs,-, he has spent . .....
Roseburg Rebekah Drill Teemrfinno- i iho cnni 5 in 7 i'680 hours in seven years
practice at IOOF Hall, 7:30 p m. . ' commuting trains and there is
p.m. i wesleyan Service Guild of a tenllcney to have a couple of
Roseburg Junkor Woman's c-. u.u..:.t rk....k r.iin..,. :
Club, CongregaUonal Christian ship Hall at church,' potluck
Church of Keasey Road, for in- dinner, 6:30 p.m.
lurmauou cau nirs. uicnn Oakland Chapter, Order
S T'u, .. , Etm Star, M.sonic Hall,
Glide Public Market, Glide m
Community Club, 10 a.m. to 8. ,... r.... u c,J
p m.". . .. L , , Inomics Club, at the hall, 10:30 T"" October meeting of the
Elkton Lions Club, at lodge a n1 .North Umpqua Home Extension
hall, dinner meeting, 6:30 p.m.l Beme 72; jobt Oauahters.' Unit was held at the Glide Com-
Tonceila Methodist c h u rc h,. Masonic Temple. 730 nm munity Hall with 27 members
IllHw nn innin "Tlm.a r-ilino .. . . r .
vnreo Kytnian Sisters, KP Hall, 8 P"--ei-at.
the parsonagejp.m. ; The topic for the day was
I Rosnhurii' Chanter f nM. "Freezer Meals." Protect lead-
St. Jo-;iav. Mnsnnie Tomnln s n m i ers. ' Mrs. Robert Wilkerson
THAT'S RIGHT,
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of
Extension Women
Meet At Glide
study on
Glorious,"
9:30 a.m.
Knights of Columbus,
sephs Catholic Center, 8 p.m. Veterans of Foreign Ward and Mrs. Robert Newman dem
Sutherlin Jaycees, Bide-A-Wee 2448 and Auxiliary, Veterans onstrated several foods to pre-
Memorial Buildirg, 8 p.m. Ipare ahead of time and freeze
Emblem Club, social meeting' tney also, ottered some ideas
at Elks Club, 8 p.m. for better use of the freezer.
Lookingglass Garden Club, The unit members enjoyed sam-
1 pHng the food prepared by the
tale, 7 p.m.
Sutherlin Community Grange
111, at the hall, 8 p.m.
South Douglas Assembly,)
jtainoow ior uins, masonic 1 m nm
Temple in Canyonville, 7:30 ' J
p.m. - ,
1 GPamden Valley Girden club' Jnycees Take Stand
Job's Daughters, IOOF Hall ft- !.:.: Dl
in Myrtle Creek, 7:30 p.m. , Uiaifltling nun
Zonta
p.m.
Club, ' social meeting,'
project leaders at the luncheon
hour, according to Mrs. Arthur
Selby, correspondent.
The afternoon meeting con
ducted by the chairman, Mrs.
Jim Hcnigan, at which time it
THE DALLES (UPI) - The was votetl, to do"ate $3() to tlle
si.iio .tnninr rhnmt.o,- r Pnm. couniy college sciiotarsntp tuna.
Thursday, Oct. 24 mcrce has adopted a resolution ' Tume'nb?rs ,wlU, have ? bPf;
' calling for single-seat legislative ' fhlPub,,lc ? arket '? bLh?!'(i
1 Timber -Town Duplicate districts in Oregon " at "lc tomniunity Build-
Bridge Club, 7:30 p.m. For in-. TnB atinn .vaB Lur, at tho
formation call Mrs. Walter Ul- i,,,i .jnai ,,n,nntin,i The annu.M Christmas Bazaar
rich, 672-1468, or Mrs. D. L. lel.e will be held as in past years,
Monteith, 673-4575. Master point The groun as0 pledged to in ,he tirst' Flil!,y in December,
play first Thursday of month. iliate a consUtutional amend- t will soon be set up
Roseburg Rotary Club, Ump- lent to be placed 0 n for ",e uazaar, it was reported.
Tu,"0 Nt00 o 1110 November 1964 ballot com- Tbe "e , Kular mtin8 ?'
Po-!t t1! X- ? nV Pclli"S tbc legislature to create ,w" be ,NV- 13; e
IOOF, IOOF Hall on Jackson sin..lc-seat districts W1" be Facts About Funerals"
Stw8 P 'i. blinder-the plan, every county th Vein Shrum and
Roseburg Lions Club, Ump- wlicn has more than one state Mrs- Sam Ba as.Pject lead
qua Hotel, 6:30 pm . senator or representative would ers
Civil Air Patrol, at the air- bc AivideA int0 single.s e a ,
,. House or Senate districts. Demo Meeting Set
D- FALSE TEETH ' Frank Brawner, president of EUGENE (UPI) - O r e g 0 n
W M (U nn... Inning eh.mhnn .n!J li.ill-n-Bdl hA C,,n
the organization had already, day to try again to elect a na
filed preliminary petitions with tional committeeman; to succeed
the secretary of state's office C. Girard Davidson 1 who has
and signature gathering would resigned.
commence as soon as possible.1 The State Democratic Central
A ballot title is being prepared Committee lacked a quorum
by the attorney general's office, when it met earlier this month
he said. . in Salem.
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