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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1949)
High Commendation Given Roseburg High School Band At Portland Rose Festival The Roseburg High School Band enjoyed the Portland Rose Festival, and the Festival crowd, judging irom comments heard on all sides, enjoyed the Roseburg band. Seventy tired youngsters and their 19 chaperones arrived home Sunday afternoon following their strenuous Portland appear ance. The Roseburg band won high commendation from Festival offi cials for their performances, while spectators at Friday's flor al parade were loud in their ap preciation of the band's snappy cadence and their two parade specialties, the entire band strut ' ting to the tune of "Darklown Strutters Ball" and waltzing to the tune of "The Man on The Flying Trapeze." The band was still strutting and waltzing at the end of the five-milt march, which had their official escorts amazed by the show of endurance. Liberal With Serenades The band left Roseburg Wednes day morning, arriving in Port land at 1:30 p. m. After chang ing into uniforms at the Lewis and Clark College dormitories, they paraded the Portland business dis trict for three hours. They took over the Meier and Frank store, riding escalators and snaking through various depart ments, then marched to The Ore gonian building and serenading the slaff. At the Journal build ing they were invited into the huge lobby, were welcomed by Wm. Knight, assistant business manager, former Roseburg resi dent, and were treated to soft drinks. They serenaded Portland's may- yor, Dorothy McCullough Lee, ana played bmoke Gets In Your Eves," for Portland's fire chief and the city's No. 1 fire crew. Parading to the waterfront, the hand serenaded the Canadian flag ship, HMCS Ontario. Because the ship had not yet passed customs, the band could not accept the in vitation to board the vessel but played from the docks. Canadian sailors were greatly pleased by the jitterbug number featuring Pauline Smith, head majorette, and Gary Smith. Thursday morning and after noon the band rehearsed for the Territorial Band Jamboree in which 16 visiting, high school bands partlcpated at Multnomah Stadium at night. Friday's program featured the Floral parade, band members be ing guests at the night show at the Stadium. Saturday was devoted to a frolic at Jantzen beach. The return trip was started Sunday morning. Roseburg band members prais ed highly the Butte, Montana. High School Band, which was the sensation of the Festival. The Butte Band had uniforms for all occasions, the best of equipment, and exhibited exceptional train ing in precision drill, matching and music, it was stated. OREGON DAV ELECTS KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., June 13. JP) The disabled American veterans of Oregon have elected Dorr Quayle, Portland, their commander. Delegates to the 1949 conven tion elected David R. King their national executive committee man; Harry E. Mason, senior vice-commander; Jack Ruben stein, junior vice -commander; Warren Waddell. treasurer; and Leonard Camp, chaplain. Red Dances Slated Two Nights This Week Annual official rodeo dances will be held at the Armory Fri day and Saturday nights under sponsorship of the Sheriff's Posse and Sheriff's Reserves. The Hap py Valley Cowboys will play each evening. Friday night's dance is to be a "cowboy dance," with western dress to be the motif. Prizes will be awarded for the best dressed cowboy, best dressed cowgirl, and best dressed couple. Saturday night's dance will he a "jitney" dance immediately following the regular wrestling matches. , Dancing will start each night at 10 p.m. 14 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Man., June 13, 1949 a pound of shrimp, bring rapidly to a bnii again, cover, and sim mer for about 5 minutes for small or medium shrimp. Jum bo shrimp may require a few minutes extra cooking time. Drain, peel, and remove the black vein with a small sharp knife. 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