The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, February 13, 1951, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextQ 0 o 4-H Stock Club Plans Carnival Proeressive which met Sunday afternoon it the heme of Dickie SJugren wilh Glen A carnival was planned by the , Hanson, president, presiding. Pro- 1S 4-11 Slock club l"ui win go toward a scholar- snip lunu. ThP Pflmivul U D.l.arl.ilflJ Pah 23 at Elgarose school. Game booths will be the special attraction. Re- frnthmanli a . hI.hhaJ . g n.iuiiniita ate fJlallllCU. ' Song ,nd yn were e,i by inanoue ana joe Sand, and Larry Cooper. Mrs. Stanley Sjogren served re freshments to Gary Johnson, Stan ley Tooles, John Tinker, Slicheal and Dixie Woolen, Glen, Donald and Margie Hanson; Carmen anil I.arry Cooper; Charlotte, Joe and Dick and Sally Brown, Dickie and M VJSS "Modciir Bird I Hill" "The Roving Kind" J f "It Is No I Secret" "My Heart 1 Cries for You" i r JUDY SEEKS DIVORCE HOLLYWOOD (.TV Judy Gar land will file suit soon in Los Angeles to divorce tlirector Vin cni Minnelli. says her attorney. The Minnellis were married In Kib. 'I heir daughter, Liza, was born in 1946. Miss Garland and orchestra leader Dave Rose were divorced in 1943. Dennis Sjogren. Mrs. Mable Back Hind, Mrs. Pat Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown, Ralph Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Hanson, Ole Sjogren and son, Edward; anil Stanley Sjogren. The next meeting will be March 11 at the home of Leader Andrew Hanson. RADIO PROGRAMS C KRNR 1490 kc. 1240 kc. ICRXL Dillard FEATURING 45 33 'j 78 RPM POPULAR CLASSICAL WESTERN CHILDREN RADIO kTCOBrs .Uf1B Dowaatatrt Star S. W. (Bill) MILLER SAYS NEW rfcRGUSON SIDE-DELIVERY RAKE nvi True "eidewerd" raking action with the unique Ferguson aiibar offset rel movM hay 50 per cent leee distance from awath to windrow. Trnctormotinted . . .power take-off driven . . 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TODAY 4:00 Fulton IewU Jr UBS 4 li Hemmfuay MBS 4 JO Homrniakrn Club 4 4.V Sum Hayes MBS 5.00 Stratf ht Arrow MBS 5:30 Sky Kin I MBS S:5A Bobby Urnittn MBS B OO Gabriel Hcatter MBS 8:15 -World of S porta 8 ;:tO Brighter Side 0:45 Sam Hay - MHS J. 00 Sleepythn Talea 7:15 Chuckwaitun Jamboroe 7::io Mtlod Tun 8.00 Son I of Liberty MBS 8:30 Hardy Tamily 9:00 Nw MRS 9 15 Kulton Uwli Jr MBS 9.10 Flying Time 9 4 Personality Time 9 Five Minute Final MBS 10:001 Love A Matery MBS 10 15 Music You Want 10:45 My blerioua Traveler MBS 11:15 Music 11:25 New, Nltecap 11:30 Sifn Oft HtDNtNUAV, FEBRUARY 14, IS 6:00 CoHee Club Caprrs 6:45 R i.e 4 Shine MBS 7:0O Hemingway MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang--MBS 7.45 Sons of Pioneera 8:UU Cecil Brown MBS K:15 Newa-MBS 8:25 New a-MBS 8 Bible Institute Hour MBS it 00 Over the Coffee Cup 9:15 Childcraft 9 jo Man About Town 9:45 Records X.WH1 New a MBS 10:15 Tello-Ttst MBg 10:30 Second Spring 10:45 National Guard Show 11:00 Lad ie Fair MBS 11.30 Quern for a Ua MBS 1 2:Ui Wor'd Kewi 12:15 Music in Modern Mood 12:30 Man on the Street 12:45 Local New 1.55 Market Heporti 1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS 1:30 United Nation MBS 1:45 Meet the Band 2:00 Tune-O 2 30 Hollywood 1. S. A. 2 45 If Requested 3::i0 School Show 3:45 Hook of Bargain! 4 00 Fulton Lewis Jr -MBS 4 15 Hemingway- MBS 4:.tO Passing Parade 4 45 Sain Hayes-MRS 5-Ort Mark Trail MHS 5 SO Civ de Rraltv Mig 5:55 Victor Bo r ire-MBS 6:00 Crosby Tune 615 World of Sport 8.30 Brighter Side 8:45 Sum Hayes MRS fl:.'.5 Rill Henry MBS 7:KV Sleenvtime Tales 7 15 Lionel Barr more 7:3 Cisco Kid-MBS fl no Doctor Kt'cinre 8:30 Tin Pan Alley 8.45 Mutual NVwareel MBS ft oo News- MHS 915 Fulion l.ewls Jr. MBS 9 30 HI Neighbor 0 45 Personality Tim 9 35 Five-Minute F'nal MPS 10:001 lxve A Mvtry MBS 10:15 Munic vou Want 10:45 Cluh 14B0 11:25 Newi Niteeap 1 30 Sign Off Net Float Business Booming In Astoria ASTORIA f.T -The fish net float business is booming here. C. O. Moberg and his son, Dave, said thry have orders for 300,000 cedar floats, enough to extend 28' -j miles if laid end to end. They expect to soon have six men employed, each producing 1000 floats a day. The boom is the result of a change in fishing regulations in Ahska s Bristol bay area, where fishermen may now use motor powered craft inslead of sails. The Mobergs said about 95 per cent of the float used in the North west are now produced in Wash ington. ' REMAINING HOURS TODAY 4:05 Man With The Baton 4:30 One Upon A Time 3.15 Four Knighia 5 :io Musical Cock Mala ft 55 iTnder the Capitol Dome 6 00 Sparta Spoilt le 8:15 Lampllgiilers 6:30 Modern Newt 8:45 Music America Lovee 7:00 Square Dan re 1:;to Mood a In Muaie 7 45 Newa 7:50 Moods In Music :0O Basketball M. Crk end SutherUn S: 30 News fi:;t5 U. P. Commentory 9.40 Musical Interlude ll 45 Dean Hudson 10:00 Modern Melody Hour 10 TO Dance Time 1 1 :00 Headline of Tomorrow 11:05 Music For Reminiscing 11:30 Sign Off WKONKSDAV. FEBRUARY 14, 1ML. 8:00 Farly Birds 8 OS Newa Head 11 nee 8.08 F.rly Birds 8:30 Paul Bunvan Tim , 6:45 First Ed-tion News 7.0O Ridera of the Purple Saga 7:15 Alarm Clock Club 8 00 World News 8:15 Jo Sod J a Trie g 30 Tops In Pops g oo Modern Home 9.15 Say It With Music 9:30 World Wide News 9:45 Blue Barron lO.oo Hawaiian Echoei 10:15 Sugar 'N Spice 10:30 It Paya To LUtert 1 1 :ot Eddie Lemar Show 11:15 Sunset and Vine 11:30 Harmnnv Shop 11:45 My Serenade 13:00 On Minute of? Prayer 12:01Variety Time 12:15 Roving Reporter 12:30 Mid-Day News 12:45 Market Report" 12 50 Charles Magnant 1:00 Phonoquesl 2 00 KRXL Open House 3:00 Pipes Of Melody 3-15 Lullaby In Rvthtn 3:30 Newa Summary 3:35 Jack Lawrence 3 45 Fieta Time 4:00 Man W.th The Raton 4:30 Once Unnn A Time 4 45 Sleepy Joe' 5:00 Andy Parker 5 15 Four Knl'ht- B 30 M uk teal Cocktails 3 55 Pnder The Capitol Dome 00 Sports Spotltte B15 lampllghtrrs g-TO Modern News 8:45 The Ambaaadorf 7:0o Starlighter 7:15 Fnrlc Marlrtgiiera 7-30 Random Rhvthma 745 lnny Hermen g on Jan Garner 8 15 A 1 vino Hey vu-Neu 8 35 It. p. Commentary ft o Snnnv Durham 9 on .Kevnotrs bv Carle 9 15 Cote Cle Club 9 30 Three Quarter Time 9 45 Tommy Tucker 9 55 Newa 10:00 Modern Melody Hour l(i:.nO Dance Time 11:00 Headline of Tomorrow j H;OV-Minic for Reminiscing 11:30 sivn iir Tut.. Ftb. 13, 1951 Th Ntwt-Rtvlew, Rostburg, Ore). 5 By ROSA HEINBACH A public meeting was held Tues day at the Dillard xratle school to discuss proposed school consolida tion plans. The meeting pri marily informative and no direct action on the question was taken. Mrs. Gene Lesher and Mrs. Frank Drew of the program com mittee for the silver tea sponsored bv the Woman's Society of Chris tian Service are arranging for By CAROL KERR Intal tnlnnt In ttai-l.in k I.. 1 Th. .ffir uih h wm Thn.J The Mutual-Don Lee broadcast afternoon. The public is invited. ln yem has received the 1950 Mr. and Mrs. L. 1'. Turner, Kn- radio 'rd of ,ne National con campment, Wvo., were guests of 'erence of Christians and Jews, ac Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rutschman for I cording to an announcement by several davs last week Mrs i Willard Johnson, naiional program I Turner is Mrs. Rulschman'i sis ter. While making the trip to Dil lard. the Turners visited relatives in Ontario, Portland and Salem. The Turners will continue south to California and Mexican points. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker left Saturday for Sligo, Mo., to visit Walker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Walker. At Brookfield Mo., they plan to visit Mrs. Walk er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Shoemaker. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flagler and children Kay and Lewis were din ner guests Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hughes of Green. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hein bach spent Wednesday in Eugene on business. Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Rice Jr., daughter Glenda and Mrs. Jim Ra bun recently returned from a three week trip visiting friends and rela tives in the Los Angeles area. Mrs. Oliver Henry is convales cing at the home of Mrs. Abner Rice from a back injury. She in jured her back in a fall from the top of her woodshed onto a pile of wood at her home. Mrs. James Allen of Los An geles Is visiting her sister Mrs. William Cooper and other rela tives in the Roseburg area. director of the N. C. C. F. In ad dition, MD1, affiliate KPOJ, Port l.ind, Oregon, has received a sep arate award from t h e national group for a special program it presented over MDL, keynoting local civic consciousness. The net work was cited by the N. C. C. F. for its presentation of "Document A-777" on March 26. 19S0, a broad cast inaugurating its "The Pursuit of Peace" series presented in coop eration with United Nations radio. NEWS REVIEW'S sports- d George C'ostello has been invited to appear each Tuesday evening on the Barcus "World of Sports" broadcast (6:156:30 p.m.), to cover the local sports scene. . . . . Tonight's broadcast marks h i s third visitation on the show. . .In answer to many inquiries as to the current radio scheduling o ( pianist Martha Jane Plimpton. . . she's doing half-hour show Tues day evenings over ivkau TONIGHT: Teddy Roosevelt'i address on the qualities of citizen ship will be given by Charles Co burn during MDL'i "Song of Lib erty" program (8:00-8:30 p.m.). Robert Merrill will be the featured vocal artist. MGM's "Hardy Fam ily" stars Lewis Stone, Mickey Rooney and Kay Holden (8:30 9:00 p.m.;. . . .Piano selections contained in RCA's "Genius at the Keyboard" series include perform ances by Vladimir de Pachmann, Ignace Jan Paderewski, Serge Pro kofieff and Dr. Albert Schweltier on "Music You Want" .(10:1510:45 p.m.). tfor Private SKATING PARTIES Art Available al tha RAINBOW RINK -5 2 i- Winehaitar " " Phon. 526-R-I The Smithsonian Institution Is sues 13 series of scientific pub lications which are distributed free of charge. Wilbur STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS Rural Deliverits On $5 Orders JAMES L. ROBERTS 216 Court Street, Roieburg PHONE S39-Y By ELSIE BROSZIO Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grubbe had as weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Harvev Watkins and Mr. and Mrs. joe Caldo of Gresham, Ore. Mrs. Gruhbe is a sister of Mrs. Harvey Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. Watkins and Mr. and Mrs. Caldo returned recently from a v acation In Arizona. Mrs. Dorothy Page has returned home from Arkansas after being culled there because of the Ueath of her mother. Mrs. Ruth Smith has been quite ill at her home in west Wilbur but is renorted to be improving. Mrs. Olive Hill has received of ficial notice of the death of her son, Sgt. Melvin Rrant of the U.S. army, who was killed in action in Korea last July. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Brown have a new grandson. Weighing nine pounds, four ounces, he was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brown of Grants Pass. TOMORROW SPECTACLE 4 DAYS ONLY! t SOLQI.IOIJS itswriAf DEBORAH KERR STEWART V GRANGER ENDS TONIGHT SHOWS: Evt. 7:00-9:00 Marine Sat. 1:00 3:00 Continuous Sunday Start 1:00 I UMORKO W ENDS TONIGHT OARIWO...I IXPlOtlV...t (Vlofhirvj lik if h ''A fhh It's only smart business today to think of the future. And for that reason, it's smart business to consider only a new model car like tha 1951 Mercury for your best investment. 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