Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1950)
o 0 Canyonville PTA Drivt For Membership Completed Mrs. H. M. Anderson, president of the Canyonville PTA, Mri. C-eorge Rrinkwnrth, Mrs. R, A. HuKton. Mrs. William Cox. Mrs. Ge"r!e McClane Sr.. and Mrs. Ed Oaks were hostesses at a parly fiven for the students of Mrs. W. Worrall'i sixth grade Friday afternoon. The occasion was the comple tion of the PTA membership drive, which the sixth grade room won, having obtained 79 members, Allen "Jackie" Russell was pre sented with a football for having secured 22 members. Carol Brink- worth and Jeane Harry received gifts for getting 12 members each. The sixth grade students pre sented a short -program consisting of musical numbers, singing and speaking. Ice cream and cup cakes were served from a table -covered with a lace cloth, with sugar plum tree dei orated with colored Christmas tree ornaments forming a center piece. About 40 percent of the laiid area of the I'nited States has too little rain for safe general farming. IMaNwU fte Man Stars LOOK AT THEM ruruaa Fnmm AMERICA'S FINEST BICYCLE T- ASY to pedal . , easy to - ride, Schwinn-Built Bicy cles art smooth, streamlined and sturdy designed to give you trouble-free operation and safer riding. Don't buy just any bicyrletiuisf on a "Schwinn." Bring Dd In to sea t he bike you wnt . . . today ! $40 atoaas FMM TO $17. SO AL'S FIXIT SHOP 120 W. Waihinojtoii Phn 1 32t-R Bt)twtt Junior H. S. A Farm Bur. Coop. WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL s OPEN EVIRY rflTE TIL 9 SUNDAYS. 12 lo S OR ANYTIME YOU CALL U2-R By CAROL KIR I.ITTI.E ORI.EY AND THE MANGLED METATARSA1 Local girl was literally "fractured ' over a recording of the "Little i Oreley" series! Seems tha( six teen weeks ago, Miss Lois Harper was dancing and cavorting to the strains of "Little Orley and the Barndance". in an all-out eifort to entertain her younger brothera and sisters who were fathered round listening to Bob M.cCarl'a "It's Requested" session. Everyone con cerned was delighted with the an tics of the animated Ixiis . . . until she suddenly fell. . .and broke her font! Followed then, fifteen weeks of lying in bed listening lo mad man McCarl and his daily "It's Requested" show. So on her first day out (also her nineteenth birth day). Ixiis appear at the KRNR studios to meet the indirect cause of all her trouble. . . Boh McCarl. And then an incredible thing hap pened. ... as if fifteen weeks of lorced listening to McCarl's re quest show weren't enough, I,ois . stayed around long enough to sit-in on the full AS minutes of Monday's "It's Requested". . . "to see if Bob McCarl is really as crazy as he sounds," she said. Mutual-Don Lee's laugh-provoking "Twenty Questions" program (Sundays. 8:00-8:30 p.m.), has been selected by the Canadian delega tion to the UN as its favorite American radio show. And to in form panelists Fred Vandeventer. Florence Rinard, Herb Polesie and Johnny McPhr-e of the honor, the delegation 20 strong visited the Sunday. Dec. 3 broadcast to make the official presentation. TONIGHT: A dancing master uses his dances to cover for rob- l bery and murSer during "T h Cisco Kid" adventure titled "The Dancing Master" (7:304:00 p.m.) 1 . . . Rill Gwinn emcees ' Wh, . the Name of that Song?" (8 00- 8:30 p.m.;. . . RCA-Victor Red Seal recordings comprise the half-hour "Music You Want" (10 lM0:i5 p.m.) KRNR 1494 On Yrur Dial Mutual Broadcasting Sjrsftm ' . ANNOUNCING CARL'S HAVEN WILL BE CLOSED e December 11th to January 2nd SEASON'S BEST WISh.ES to OUR FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS CARL T. BLACK REMAINING HOURS TODAY 4 AS Sim HaytM -MBS 5 X Straight Arrow MRS 3:0-Sky King -MBS 5 VI Bobby Benson MBS (Nt Crotby Tim IS -World of Sport :HK-Br(htcr Sid Sm Hayes- MRS 1 .15 Bill Hnry-MHS 7 no- Sleepy tim Tali 7 13 Lm Brown 7 W Ciifo Kid -MBS 8 00- Namt of that Soni-MBS a :itv- Mmic 4.1 Codrle Foaltr MRS 00 Nu-MBS t 15-rulton Lewie Jr. MBS .10 HI Neighbor 45 Peroniiiv Time VJ Fiv.vMii.u1 Final MPS 10W--I Love a Myiiery MBS 10 i.i Mu.tc You Want 10.45 Muate Shop 11 2V- Ntwi Nightcap Sign OH THl'RSDAY, DRCRMBFR 14. IIMO. Oft-orfe Club Caper a ,M Farm Far 6 4ft RIm iV Rhine- MBS Tun-Hemingway -MBS Tift- Break rt Gang MBS 7 4K Snna of Pioneers K.oo Cecil Brown- MBS 8 I ft Favorite Nvmni in-. Haven Of ReslMBS ft fin Modern Home . lft-Thi Rhvthmlr Ag : Man About Town 1 t 4 Ynura For Yulettd ; I (Vim Nwa MRS in tTello-Tett- MRS in -o-Scond Soring mi v- Miir & Mtuir I tl adie Fair -MBS J p to OttM-n for a Day MRS 1? OO -Wnrid News .' ir.'S Mtiatr In Modern Mood 12 10- Man on the Street 13 4ft Loral New ! ftft-Markel Repnrta 1 no j,rir K'rku-nnd hoW MRS WVIIr.it xJ Nat'onn MRS 14ft - Meet the Band 1 fiO-Tune-O ?.WV-Vvv Band S Trt- rh Show .T4ft-WrTI 4in-r.iitnn Twta lr MBS ' 4 tft- Hemmgwav MRS 4 W- nehlnd the Storv - MBS 4 4ft Sam Have -MBS .a Stralrht Arm..- MRS ft v.- Shv Km MBS ftTt-Rohhy Benson-MBA a OO- Munif 1:1 ft -World of Soorta M Mt - Brighter Side 45-Snm Hayea- MPS f M. Ri Henrv- vn TOO Steepytlme Tales T l'--rhiiri'wnn Jamboree 7 -W-Melodv Time gnn-TIde Beattv- MBS a rw Reporter Roundup --MBA on Newa--MBS Ift-Fulton Lew. Jr. MBS a no halimar Trio 4ft Pemonitlitv Time Five Minute Final -M 10 '00-1 I-ova A Mvstery- MBS Una, -Mnr vou Want in 4--.tohn Steele. Adventurer MRS 11:1ft MuR.t It ?ft- News Nflacap It W Sign Off 9 , tower-Priced Hudson Pacemaker for '51 smashes all records for value ! L iiapWTirn-n 7 ; ZZ TTTTTmmmm'miH ' 1 1 Mt jggun " " Costs less than many smaller cars ! o jow, you can enjoy big-car power, room and ride . . . IN in a sensational new car that's economical both to buy and drive! Hudson' jyw Pacemaker for '51 give you surging power from its high-compression Pacemaker-Six engine built to outlast any engine in its class. And Hudson's famous "step-down" design makes possible the most room in any car . . . and America's lowest center of gravity for the world's best and safest ride! No wonder this lower-priced Pacemaker smashes all O records for value! We invite you to drive it . . . discover how muA more youPmotor-car dollars bring you in Hudson' new Pacemaker for '51. O 1'i i 4 HUD u u p 1 l High-mprion powr ' conomy performance en regular got I Met! room at any price I lewett-priced tar with famous r "atep-down" design I j America'i lafett carl Skyliner Styling... itreamlined beauty autiide gorgeout color harmonized Interiortl y Durability to ouHott any other " lower-priced carl o o PACEMAKER Tmm la THC filT 1051 SHOW. ABC-TV Natawll WOUTHY COMPANION TO THE FABULOUS HUDSON H&NET 702 S. Stephens St. ROSEBURG HUDSON CO. Phone 1768 3 3i To. 1 Lx-i I x MEDAL FOR JOLSON-In Wanhlniton, Gen. Georgt C. Marshall, secretary of Defense, pins a Medal at Merit on three-year-old Asa Jnlson, adopted son ot the late Al Jolnon, as Mrs. Jolson looks on. The medal was awarded ponhumously to the beloved enter tainer "for his tremendous contribution to the welfare and morale ot troops lighting in United Nations action in Korea." Court Of Honor Held For Yoncalla Girl Scout Troop Yoncalla Girl Scout troop No. 1 held a court of honor at the city hall recently. After the opening fliy ceremony. ficout leader Mrs. Freda Burns introduced the girls and Mrs. Lydia- Emery presented auards. Tins' were given to the fallowing who completed tenderfoot require ments: Lauretta Abbott, Margaret Abbott, Juanila Rlickenstaff, Laur etta Blickenstaff, Bnnie Bowman, Opal Crow, Nancy Holloman. Lee ann Noffsinger, Mary Thompson aud Cynthia Shively. Profu-iency badges for camp craft were given lo Kathleen Burns and Jean Scott: Cooking, Ann Lass well, Jean Scott, SyMI I.ewey and Sharon Timtnons; Games, Ann Laskwell, Sybil Lewey, Jean Scott. Sharon Timmons; leather, Alice Burns, Kathleen Burns. Jean Scott: group musician, Ann Lasswell; garden flower,1 Kathleen Burns; wild plant, Kathleen Burns: dairy ing. Kathleen Burns; Mammal, Sharon Timmons, Kathleen Burns and Ann Lasswell, Kathleen Burns earned a first chss badge. The sponsoring com mittee gave sashes to Lauretta Abbott, Margaret Abbott, Alice Birns, Barbara Krewson, Janice Applegate and first class pins to Kathleen Burns. The scouts served refreshments, provided by the Town and Country club, to their parents and friends. jWift Of Former Oakland Resident Dies In Canada Mrs. Hannah Bainbridge Green, AO, wife of Ed Green, who is a former resident of the Red hill dis trict near Oakland, died last Nov. 30 at Erskine, Alberta, Canada. She was born Jan 4. 1AT0. at Hulland Moss, Derbyshire, Eng land. She came to the U.S. as a small child and spent her early life at the family home in Driver vclley, moving to Canada soon af ter her marriage. She had lived in Canada for over SO years. She is surtived by the widower, fnui sons and two daughters in ('nada : a sister, Mary Bainbridge of Oakland; four nieces, Mrs. Komie Howard of Yoncalla, Mrs. Hazel Clarke of Rosehurg, Miss Mildred Kanipe of Oakland. Miss Martha Young of Walla Walla, Wash.; and one nephew, Edwin Young of Oakland. We)M Doc 13, IfSO The News-Review, Roieburf, Ore. Value Of Taxable Property Listed The total value of taxable prop erty in Oregon is 1.R07.S?fl.2fi2 ast reported in the summary of all! assessment rolls published recently by the State Tax commission in a bulletin by tho league of Ore-! gon Cities. This represents an in-, crease of 4$ percent in the as-' sessed valuation of the state fur; property tax purposes or an in crease of (K8.&47.I91 over the 1949 total of J1.5.T9.029.071. Of the total' reported, $1.343.2S9,277 represents property that waa assessed by the county assessors and equaliKetl by the county hoards of eoualizatioi and t-M.576.98S ia public utility properties assessed, equalized ami apportioned by the State Tax com mission. The value of real property as shown by the tax commission sum mary of assosment rolls is $1,011.- 977,804, and the value of personal property is I3.T6.fl27.80S, which are reduced by the amount of M.67S.- S62 because of veteran and widow exemptions. Multnomah county leails in as sessed valuation with S6U8.7fl6.27fl, followed by Lane county with 114.- 437,088. Clr.ckamas county is third with $77,563,610, and Marion county is fourth with 172,770,809. Wheeler county has the least assessed val uation with S4.22.'.2S8. Other coun ties with low valua'iont are Curry vith $6,306,427 and Crook with $8,278,134. The 19S0 assessed valuation of Lane county haa increased 20. percent over the 1949 valuation; , the valuation of Douglas county has increased 11.1 percent: Cist, stop, 9 4 percent; and Jefferson, 9 3 percent. Five counties Klam ath. Polk, Tillamook, Wallowa, and Wheeler have had decrease in assessed valuation, varying from a decrease of 4.1 percent in Wheeler county to 0.4 percent in Polk county. Before World War It about 4 percent of U.S. export! went t the British Empire. a Pf ReMrveNeas I terr-rivefe I V- SKATING Jjajw PAHTItS rlJftT AieAveiloMe ( If "rr u Winchester hene Slt-R-3 South Umpqua Lodge Members Elect Officers Election of officers took place at the South Umpqua lodge No. 72 A. F. and A. M.. at the Masonic hall in Canynnville Friday night. The following officers were elected. Gordon Clark, master: Ftik Elrod, senior warden: Ralph Little, junior warden; Clifford Kent, secretary; H M.. Anderson, treasurer; Fred Elliott, cemetery Irustie, and Carl M, Hill, building trustee. Canyonville Civic Club Reports Library Work The Women's Civic club of Can yonville reports that the interior of the city library building Is about complete. Some shelving is In and the books are being catalogued. Opening date will be enounced as soon as this is completed. Anyone having books to donate should no tify any of the members. The club abjective now ' la to raise funds (o stucco outside walls. A card party scheduled for Satur day Dec. 16, is for this purpose. They also will serve lunch at the Rod and Gun club turkey shoot Dec. 17. By the first of the year they will be holding regular meetings ot the club in the library building .and will welrome new membera who mirht wish to join. ir: lit ii .vTvtw tr-'?K 'ju "-v 1 y f r I unesip ot eruilc Wine is worth 1000 111 I 1 a e4xl m jLr WIN! li&.MXV I eaCrwrnTJSii 1- WINS GROWERS OUIIO lODI.CAUF. STARTS TONIGHT F5i u d I rir rrt nix J .ifUI ---' MY TLaakaw A TOPAY-thm SAT. )rMjj. JIMMY ANSWERED THE $24,tibO QUESTION RIGHT. . . perjjl : 1 I I AND HIT THE JACKPOT... and than (he fox Coleclor 1 t$J A K Vl W ll r II I I Hit Him. ..So Horcf" He'd" GiVa ft & H Iti 1 Rl I L II I I . All Back ... if They'd1 Only Tak W . V ' 1J J I t t J I ' ''fV-l Forroel TUCKER Adele MAR iSLM I ' : - ' ..- T?I W OTrilf IflT 1 " Cabol Adrian IOOTH &?Ct2tY bv STEWART ' -r-r w w I J 00 j 2ND WESTERN THRILLER ML HALE S&TaeJJ PATRIOA MEDINA i V4tM -"f V J ) U ALAN MOWBRAY ; ej ) jJPl W-7. LR CARTOON and NEWS si TWS - -yUf-.W mm ii i i m aV. . nt mw i r . i ' i l k-mm 2 i i i i f i t ill mf-xj- lui mi ii i tmwm ENJOY A MOVIE TON'.SHT . . . WITH US . 1TNNI ROtlITt RiGIS TOOMIT and IICHARO MARTIN
