The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, February 17, 1950, Page 5, Image 5

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    ". Reservation for private
Skating Parties
' art available at the
Rainbow Skating Rink
Winchester Phone 526 R 2
For Radio
With a Punch-
Behind The Story
; Stay Tuned to
KRNR-MBS For:
Telephone Request
Personal requests birth
day and anniversary dedica
tions Phone them in!
9:30-10 A. M.
Saturday
Symphonies For
Youth
The Los Angeles Philhar
monic performing "The
Children's Corner Suite," by
Debussy.
10:30 -11:30 A.M.
Saturday
It's Requested
Listener - requested tunes
served up by Bob McCarl in
a full hour platter session!
2:00 3:00 P. M.
Saturday
Mutual Newsreel
From ' Where it happens
you hear it happen actual
recordings of actual events!
6:15-6:30 P.M.
Mon. thru Fri.
Meet The Press
Hear Joseph Beirne. Presi
dent of the Communications
Workers of America, being
questioned on the forthcom-
ng tlephone-workers union
strike . . .
7-7:30 P.M.
Saturday
Basketball
From MacArthur Court in
Eugene Oregon vs. Idaho!
8 P. M. to Conclusion
Saturday
KRNR
1490 on your Dial
World i Crtetat tfojwW Nttxork
Make a Date Today .
To See and Hear
FRANCES CONGAR
Pianist and Vocalist
Opening Monday Nite
AT THE SHALIMAR ROOM
If you like music, you ore sure to like Fronces Congar.
Frances plays all requests. Come to the Shalimar Room
and tell Frances what you want her to play ond then
listen to music as Fronces plays it in her own omiable
style.
Closing Saturday
WOODY ROOSA TRIO
The Woody Roosa Trio is closing on their 14th smash packed week at the
Shalimar. Don't miss them now! If you have heard them before you will
wont to hear them again before they leave. Come to the Shalimar Room Sat
urday night, their last night.
For thj ultimate in fine foods and
entertainment visit the
SHALIMAR ROOM
122 S. Stephens
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Excerpti from "The Children's Coiner Suite," by Dcoussy, will
highlight tomorrow'! concert by the Lot Angelee Philharmonic under
the direction of Alfred Wallenstein on "Symphonies for Youth." Also
Alfred Wallenstein long youth concerts, distributes one
ticket per 100 school children for those wishing to attend the broad
cast at the Philharmonic auditorium. But the demand is so great
that the kids are setting up swap deals two highly prized Roy Rogers
or Hopalong Cassidy autographed pictures for one Philharmonic
broadcast ticket,
Joseph Beirne, president of the Communications Workers
of America, whose telephone workers union has set a notion-wide
strike call for midnight, February 14, will held a
press conference on the air for "Meet the Press" Saturday
night at 7. He will be Interviewed by Joseph Leftus, N. Y.
Times; John Herling, Belolt, Wis., Daily News; May Crelg,
Portland, Me., Herald-News, and Nat Finney, of Cowles
Publications. Lawrence Spivak, editor, American Mercury
magasine, will be the moderator (Saturday, 7:007:10 p. m.).
Direct from MacArthur court in Eugene via Station KERG, Eu
gene, the University of Oregon basketball stars will pit their strength
and cunning against that of the University of Idaho players second
in the series of thrilling collegiate basketball gamesl (Saturday,
8:00 p. m. to conclusion).
REAL
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Also
Steaks and Short Orders
Open 10 a. m. to 2 a. m.
All night on Saturdays
Closed Tuesdaya
oCa fiesta
CAFE
533 8. Stephen
flow you Know!
Th nvtn to 0 very day
.rtturanr problm
By KEN BAILEY
QUESTION: Recently some friends
and neighbors of ours had a seri
ous fire. When the firemen hod
put out the fire, our friends wanted
to go into the least damaged part
of the house to remove some fur
niture and other possessions to
their garage, which had not burn
ed. However, some other neighbois
told them that if they moved any
thing, the insurance company
might not pay for their loss. Could
you tell me if this is correct?
ANSWER: Fr from It! Actually your
friends- not only had a perfect right
to move their poaaeaalona to a
safe place ... It waa their duty
to do to. People who suffer a fir
loss are obligated to prevent further
damage of Iom to undamaged or
partially damaged property.
it If you'll addrest your own Insur
ance queatlnns to thla office, we'll
try to five you the correct answers
and there will be no charge or obli
gation of any kind.
KEN BAILEY
INSURANCE AGENCY
315 Pacific Bldg. Phone 398
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featured on the program will be
three of Brahm'i "Hungarian
Dances," two movements of Beeth
oven's Symphony No. 1, Schubert's
"March Militaire" and several se-
; lected movements from Tschai-
J kowsky's "Swan Lake" (10:00-11:30
a. m.). Alfred Wallenstein, award-
winning musical director and con-
ductor of the Los Angeles Phil
harmonic orchestra, has been ad
vised of the latest "racket" in
broadcast tickets. The Los An
geles Board of Education, which
cooperates with Wallenstein and
HDL for each of the Saturday hour-
KRNR
14S0 on Your Dial
Mutual broadcasting System
lEMAIMNO MOI TODAT
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4:30 Here's to Veteran.
4 45 News. MBS.
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SOO Mule Garden
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SOO Romance In Music.
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:00 Musical Clock.
8:30 Newa.
6:35 Farm Fair.
6:45 County Agent.
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7:50 4-H Club
soo Radio Kid Bible Class.
8:30 Haven of Rest. MBS.
0:00 Modern Home.
0:13 Music.
0 30 Telephone Request
10:00 News. MBS.
10-15 Jimmy Wakley.
10:30 Symphonies For Youth. MBS.
11:30 Air rorce Hour. MBS.
12:00 World News.
12:15 Johnny Mercer Show.
12:30 You And You Camera.
12:45 Musical Interlude.
12 50 Local News.
12:55 Msrket Reports.
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30 Bandstand U.S.A. MBS.
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6:00 Jsck roster Orch.
6:15 Music.
6:25 John B. Kennedy. MBS.
6:30 World Of Sports.
6:45 Nstional Guard Show.
7:00 Meet The Press MBS.
7:30 Happy Valley Cowboys.
8 on Oregon va Idaho Gam.
9 30 Wrestling Parade.
10:49 Oregon State Jr. First Citllen
Award.
11:25 News Summery.
11:30 Sign Off.
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8:00 Back To God Hour. MBS
8:30 Voice Of Prophecy. MBS.
9:00 Radio Bill- Class. MBS.
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10:00 News. MBS.
10:15 Songs. Of Cheer. MBS.
10:30 Garden Guide.
10:45 Momrnts of Devotion.
11:00 Church Services.
12 00 Organ Concert.
12:15 House of Hymns MBS.
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12:45 News
1 :00 B-Bsr-B MBS.
1:30 Msrtln Kane MRS
2:00 The Shadow. MBS.
Specializing ee"nt tteatt
ond chicken dinner.
Lookingglass To Host
Portland Bible Students
The ladies' trio from the faculty
of Cascade Bible college, Port
land, will be guests of the youth
fellowship group of the Looking
glass church over the coming
weekend. They will be accompa
nied by George Palmer, faculty
member, and Lee Nash, presideni
of the student body. A program
has been arranged for Saturday
evening, Feb. 18, at 8 p.m. at the
church, and programs will also be
presented on Sunday morning at
the worship hour, 11 p.m., and in
the afternoon.
Musical numbers will be given
by the trio at each meeting and
talks will be given relative to fie
work of the college and the oppor
tunities available to youth in Chris
tian service. An interesting time
is promised and a cordial invita
tion extended to the public to at
tend the meetings. The Sunday
School program will be conducted
as usual, beginning at 10 a.m. Sunday.
Wilbur School Children
Have Valentine's Party
The Wilbur grade school children
enjoyed Valentine's day by each
room being given a surprise party
The teachers furnished the ice
cream, and the mothers of the
community baked the Valentine
cakes. Mrs. Alene Thomas, room
mother for Mrs. Blondell, assisted
by Mrs. Everett Vincent and Mrs
Ody Moorhoua, set a beautifully
decorated table for 32 of the lower
room. At three o'clock Mrs.
Vasche, room mother for Mrs.
Palmer's room, assisted fay Mrs.
Elsie Broszio and Mrs. Ora An
tonne, room mother for Mrs. Schar
mon's room assisted by Mrs. Men
zie Lee and Mrs. Eva Lcokman
set the table for 61 from the upper
rooms. Mrs. Harry Vance, the jan
itor's wife, presented each child
with a beautiful large home-made
candy heart. Each room had its
individual valentine boxes and val
entines were exchanged by the chil
dren. Camas Valley Grange
Takes In New Members
The Camas Valley Grange held
its regular business meeting Tues
day evening.
The first and second degrees
were given to 23 new members.
This was the first time the degree
work has been put on in this
grange. The third and fourth de
grees will be given at .he next
business meeting of March 2.
Those taking the degrees were
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Nelson, Mr
and Mrs. Victor Standley, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Battles, Mr. and Mrs
Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Zeiglcr, Mr
Roy Metsger, Frank Kinnan, Don
ald Standley, Mrs. Ted Heilman,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kirkendall, Mrs
Chas. Crouch. Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Dunham, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
mer White, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Pope.
The next social meeting will b:
Tuesday evening Feb. 28.
J:30 True Detective Mysleriea. MBS.
3:00 Rav Block Show
3::to Nick Carter. MRS .
4:00 The Falcon. MBS
4-30 Family Thest.-e. MBS.
9:00 Laymen's Hour.
9:30 Romance In Music. .
6:00 Enchanted Hour. KBS.
6:.TO World Of Sports.
6:45 Twin Views of The News. MBS
7:00 Music of The Masters.
7:30 Rov Rogers Show. MRS.
S OO Twenty Questions MBS.
8:30 Can You Top This. MBS.
SOO News. MBS.
8:15 Memorable Music.
9:30 Old Fashioned Revival Hour
10:30 Chicago Theatre of The Air-MBS.
il:30 News Summary.
11:35 Sign Off.
STARTS TODAY 2
LASSIE'S WANTED BY THE LAW!
HERE ARE 7feu THRIllV ?lct DARING AND EXCITEMENT
The Smartest of All
EDMUND GWENN
DONALD CRISP
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Grange to Meet Fair Oaks
Granite will meet at a potluck sup
per Tuesday night at the hall.
Sewing Club To Meet The Rifle
Range Sewing club will meet Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Addie Schick.
Community Club Rice Valley
Community club will meet at the
hall Tuesday with Mrs. Frank
Churchill as hostess.
To Meet Monday Night Univer
sity of Oregon Mothers club will
meet at a 7:30 o'clock no-hostess
dessert-supper Monday evening at
the Hotel Rose.
To Meet Monday The Junior
Woman's club will meet Monday
niglu at 8 o'clock at the Eagles hall.
Mrs. Harold Jokela, president, has
asked all members to be present.
To Install Officers Navy
Mothers club will hold installation
of officers at a meeting Monday
night at 8 o'clock at the home of
Lillian Jones, route 1, Roseburg.
Undergoes Operation Mrs. How
ard Crook, owner of Umpqua flor
ists, is reported doing nicely at
Mercy hospital, where she under
went major surgery Wednesday.
Victim While clearing brush
from a lot, Al Knudtson of Rose
burg picked up a slight case of
poison oak and is now recovering
at his home. His arms are white
with a poison oak cure.
Move to New Homo Mr and
Mrs. E. G Trozelle have moved
into their newly completed home on
the North Umpqua next to the
Bert Kruse place. They formerly
resided on the Keasey road.
D. A. R. To Meet D. A. R. will
meet Monday night at 7:30 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. William An
derson in West Roseburg with Mrs.
C. L. Branton, co-hostess. Mrs. L.
F. Nielsen will present the program
on "Early American Music."
Daughter Is Born A daughter,
weighing six pounds, was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Finlay in
Champaign, III., Saturday, Feb. 11.
Mr Finlay is a son of Dr. and
Mrs. G. C. Finlay of this city and
a brother of Dr James R. Finlay
of Roseburg. They have one older
daughter, Joanne.
Arts And Crafts Arts .and
Crafts club will meet Tuesday,
Feb. 21, at 8 o clock in the evening
at the home of Mrs. . L. Taylor,
1310 West Second Avenue with Miss
Amy Robinson, co-hostess. The pro
gram will be in charge of Mrs.
Jack West. All members are re
quested to be present.
To Meet Tuesday Junior divi
sion of the First Christian church
will meet Tuesday night, Feb 21,
at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Don .Reed, 325 W. irst street
Mrs. Leonard Tyler, Mrs Chet
Hamm and Mrs. Elmer Jones will
be assisting hostesses The pro
gram will be in charge of Mrs.
Clifford Baxter
Discussion Tea One of a series
of discussion teas will be held by
Fullerton P.-T. A. Monday at the
schoolhouse at 2:15 o'clock. Mrs.
Kenneth Bushey will present the
topic, "Sex Education for the
Elementary Child." Mrs. c. u.
Parkinson will have charge of re
freshments. Members and those in
terested are invited.
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Leave Far. Heme Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Rawson and children, Lar
ry and Cheryl Ann, left Thursday
for their home in Shoshone, Ida.,
following a visit since Saturday in
Roseburg with Ms. Raw son's par
ents, Attorney and Mrs. R L. Whip
ple, snd with her brother-in-law
ana sister, Mr and Mrs. Gordon
Stewart, and family
Pro-Lenten Party A pre-lenten
party will be held by Circle No. i,
St. Joseph's Altar society Monday
night from 8 to 11 o'clock in the
recreation hall at the Veterans
hospital. Games, entertainment
and refreshments will be furnished.
Adult members of the parish and
friends are invited. There will be
no admission charge.
O. S. C. Mothers Club The Ore
gon State College Mothers club will
meet Monday at a one-thirty
o'clock dessert-luncheon at the
home of Mrs, S. J. Shoemaker, 417
East Lane street, with Mrs.
Armout Murdock and Mrs. L. L.
Powers assisting; hostesses. All
persons interested in O.S.C., are
invited. Those attending are asked
to bring gifts for Adair Village
nursery.
Broadcast To Be Given A radio
broadcast commemorating found
ers day of the P.-T. A., will be
given over KRNR today, Feb. 17,
at 3 15 o'clock by a cast of some
of Roseburg Senior High school's
best students of drama. Mrs. An
drew Broaddus is directing the
cast. The broadcast is sponsored
by the iouglas County Council of
P.-T. A., and has been arranged by
Mrs. Roy Denman.
To Moot Tuesday The Past
Presidents club of the American
Legion auxiliary will meet Tues
day night, Feb. 21, at a 7:30 o'clock
dessert-supper at the home of Mrs.
George Caskey on N. Stephens
street. This meeting was changed
to Tuesday from Wednesday, so as
not to conflict with the American
Legion auxiliary child welfare con
ference. All past presidents of sny
American Legion auxiliary are
invited.
Attend Funeral Mrs M. C.
Cassel and her daughter, Mrs
George Quine, have returned to
their homes in Roseburg, following
a trip to Portland to take part in
the White Rose service, Nydia tem
ple, Daughters of Kie Nile, held at
the funeral of Mrs. Kdilh Nachand,
Tuesday, Mrs Nachand. who died
Saturday, was president of Oswego-
1'ortland Daughters ot the Nile
club. She was well-known in Rose
burg. Besides her husband, she is
survived by a six-year-old daugh
ter. Mrs. Quine and Mrs. Nachand
had been friends since childhood
They attended Grant High school
in Portland together and later were
students at University of Oregon.
Yencalla Open House Set
The Yoncalla P.-T A. will sponsor
an open house in the new Yoncalla
high school, Monday evening. Feb.
20. Three basketball games will be
played in the new gym. Refresh
ments will be served in the new
home economics room by the P.
T.A. The public is invited.
Classified want ads bring results.
Phone 100.
Tomorrow
and Sunday
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Feb. 17, 1950 The News-Review, Roseburf, Or S
Camas Valley
By MRS. JAMES COMBS
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spires and
daughter from Pamona, Calif, slop
ped over night with Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Moore. They were enroule
to Tacoma, Wash., where daugh
ter Dorothy is to take s position
ss Y.W.C.A. secretary. Spires and
Mrs. Moore are cousins.
Martha Mills has been quite ill
with pneumonia and an infection.
Valentine boxes snd parties were
held in the different rooms at
school.
Mrs. Jane Cappious has been
discharged from the Mercy hospi
tal where she was confined with
pneumonia.
The square dance that generally
is held. on Wednesday night was
postponed until Thursday night be
cause some of its members it
tended the Grange meeting for
masters, overseers, and stewards
held in Myrtle Creek on that date
Mr. and Mrs. Al Cooper have
moved their trailer house to Pow
ers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles White of
Powers visited with friends in the
old
Hermitage
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Adults 65c, Children 20c, Students 50c,
all prices incl. Fed. tax
Now Showing: ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT
and 'LOST
Vslley Sunday. Mrs. White's moth
er, Mrs. Jannet MoCann of Brock
way met the Whites hers snd they
spent the day together.
FINED FOR LARCINY
Zona Martha Leach', 40, Rose
burg, charged with larceny by the
city police, was fined $25 la justice
court snd released. Judge A. J
Geddes reported.
Give your children
MUSIC
and all thoir Uvea they'll
thank you.
Let us place
(In Baldwin
or Wurlltzer
Piano In your
home this week.
Convenient terms
OTT and RICKETTS
Corner Jackson and
Cass Sts.
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