The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, March 21, 1953, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextDANCE ' ' to the muiie of JACK FOSTER And His Orchestra Every Saturday Night '-V At' OAKLAND Vet's Memorial Bldg. 'T'TOls 3 Miles Soufh On Highway 99 IT'S THE Timber Toppers' Ball Every Saturday Night at r oCinclij.'i ( SPORTSMAN'S CENTER i . -V ".., Fornerly The Dutch Mill) . The Timber Toppers FEATURING: The old M.C. Don Wight with his Hammond and Accordion. pV Craig Francis, The Balladier Smokey Metcalf, The Frog Voice Kid Don Smith and His Swinging Guitars PLUS That gal with the voice you love to hear BETTY ELAM (When we can get her) REGULAR SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE Discontinued ... At jd'HN'S 0& R ; 3 Ml. North of Myrtle Creek on Hwy. 99 Watch For Name Bands PLUS SKEETS MacDonald Capital Recording . Aitisr For "Don't Lot The Stars Get In Your Eyes" Sunday Nite March 22 AT Of Myrtle Creek HAVE FUN! HIT A JACKPOT! There's Two of 'Em! The McCulloch Chain Saw Jackpot The Timber Topper Jackpot PLUS PRIZES GALORE Music by the West's Newest Sensation Camas Valley Upholsterers Plan Workshop By BRUNETTE WILSON A preliminary meeting of the upholstery work shop will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Camas Valley School house, preceded bv a luncheon. Mrs. May Frye will be in charge ot the meeting. Rotes Planted The rose garden of Patented Florabundas, sponsored by the garden club for the school lawn. was started Tuesday. Fart of the rotes were planted, and a series of annual plantings are planned by the club. The Hobby Club will meet Thurs day, March 26, at the home of Cora EHen Brown. A number of Camas Valley women attended the Home Exten sion Unit preliminary meeting on tailoring ai me Kiversdale Grange Hall Monday. On the honor roll for the past six weeks in Camas Valley High School are It studnets. Four were seniors, one junior, five sopho mores and two freshmen. The Junior High School class sponsored a successful home tal ent show recently. Taking part in the program were Maxine Dancer. Steve Moody, Wyoma Pasco, Lor ene Priest, Judy Dancer and Bil- ne names, Cheryl and Kenneth uunnam, Jim Bartley, Eugene Ar nold, Bud Grant, Sandra and Jan ice Dahl, Judy Defferding. Sher- rel and LeAnn Moody, Mary and Susie White, and Lee Wilson. Refreshments were served im mediately following the show, The High School seniors spon sored a family entertainment night, Friday at the school. There were several different kinds of card games, table games, dancing for the teenagers, and movies for the children and refreshments were served. Proceeds will bene' fit the senior class. New Students Enroll Two new students were enrolled this week in the school, Bonnie Goyer in the seventh grade, and Roy Sheppard in the ninth grade. The Sheppards are former resi dents of the Valley, and have re cently moved back from Modesto, Calif. Guy Lutz, superintendent of the school, attended the O.E.A. con vention in Portland. The Rudolf Krieger family moV' ed to Myrtle Creek last week. JO' hanna and Rita plan to continue school in Camas Valley for the present; Johanna will stay with the Guy Moores and Rita with Mrs. Elma Dunham. The Russel Smith family moved to California this week. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Papst and family took advantage of the two day school vacation to go to the coast visiting and fishing. A new family in the Valley is the Earl Dulls who moved into one of Ted Heilman's houses. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Ray have a new baby girl. She has been named Delores. Mrs. Don Labranch, Mrs. Allen Cooper and daughter, Christie, are spending the week in roruand. Wilson Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roberts has enlisted in the Air Force and is stationed at Parks Air Force Base in Cali fornia. , Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gustafson have moved to Riddle. Gustafson formerly was owner of Dales Service Station on Camas Moun tain. Mrs. Carl Dahl and Mrs. Wil liam Cunningham will motor to Salem Thursday to bring back Mrs. Cunningham's two grandchil dren, Russel and Charles Barber who will spend several weeks with her. Two Patrolmen Start State Police Duties Two new patrolmen toave been assigned to the Douglas County office of the Oregon State Police I today. Edwin Williams, Eugene, and ; Gerald Mike 0 'Grady, Salem, as 1 sumed duties i,?re this week fol- I lowing recruit school training at Salem. j DEFENSE BROADCAST . An hour-long civil defense doc umentary. "Bomb Target USA," is to be broadcast over KRNR , Saturday at 8 p.m., according to , Col. Robert Dicey, Roseburg Civil I Defense director. Federal, state i and local CD Installations and the l Air Force are participating. Ar- j thur Godfrey j narrator of the PDC n.nAf.111 Musical - at INDIAN Sunday DLNNb OKtbl-L. MARGE and CiOWfcR CHAMPION ma iccne from MCM's "EVERYTHING I HAVE IS YOURS." in color by Technicolor. . KRNR 1490 Icc. REMAINING HOURS TODAY 3:00 Edward P. Morgan Ntwi CBS 8:30 Saturday at tht Chain CBS 3:15 Amtrleaa Lagioft Auxiliary 3:30 Left pretend CBS 4:00 Youth Forum 4:19 Hemingway MBS 4:30 Make Way For Youth 8:00 Good Newi - S:1J Treasury Show CBS 5:45 John a Curva 6:00 You'll Never Know 6:15 World of SporU , - ... 6:30 3 unimoke CBS 7:00 Healing Ministry of Chris. Science 7:15 You and the Law 7:30 Songi by Bona of Pioneers . 8:00 Bomb Target USA CBS :00 Newa MBS ,. . 8:15 Wrestling 10:25 Cecil -Brown Commentary MBS 10:30 Deiert Inn Orchestra 11:00 Dick Strayer'a All Stari 11:30 Newa Nltecap 11:35 Sign Off SUNDAY. MARCH tt, UM 8:00 Dr. Charlea fuller 8:00 Hadlo Bible Clan MBS 0:30 Voice of Prophecy MBS 10:00 Newa MBS 10:15 Stuart Craig CBS 10:30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11:00 Church Services 11:30 N.Y rnimarroonie ojata.- 1:00 Master Radio Canaries MBS 1:15 World News 1:30 Godfrey's Sunday Hour CBS 2:00 The Shadow MBS 2:30 Hollywood Story CBS 3:00 Nick Carter MBS 3-23 Cecil Brown Commentary MBS 3-30 Hollywood Barn Dance CBS 4:00 Hollywood Story CBS f 4:25 Music On Record 4:30 Amos 'N' Andy CBS 5:00-Bergen & McCarthy-CBS 5:30 CBS Newsroom Desk tus 8:00 Accent on Melody t ( 6:15 World of SporU 6:30 Baker's Theatre of Stars CBS 1:00 Doris Day Show 7:30 The WhtlUir-CBS 8:00 Our Miss Brooks CBS 8- 30 My Lltle Margie CBS 6:00 News MBS 9:15 Wings of Song 9-.:i0 Jack Benny CBS 10:00 World News 10:15 George. Fisher CBS 10:30 Organ Serenade 10:45-Lat Frontier Orch.-CBS 1100 Mel Baldwin Show CBS 11:15 Guest Star 11:30 News Nitecap 11:35 Sign Off MONDAY, MARCH 28, 8:00 .oaei tmu v tpers . v.M acws ana uoiiea Club u: way ot wi i;00 Hemingway MBS m - . t areakwsl Ganst MBS 7:4. Harry Baboiu Ctis 0:1)0 CecU Brown MBS B:li 'iitUS Moody MBS UUQ Gabriel Heatter MBS H:ii News MBS . B:ju aiole institute Hour MBS 0:00 Woman's View y-m capUol Commentary n I B:25 Northwest ilignlighis 9:30 Helen 'irenl CBb 9:43 Our Gal Sunuay CBS 1U;0 Newspaper of Air MBS 10:li Ma ferkins-CBS 10:30 Voung Dr. M alone CBS 10:45 Belly and Bob 11:00 Ladies lair MBS 11:25 News MBS 11 -ao Queen for Day MBS 12 00 Bob Grant World Newa 12:15 Modern Mood Music 12:30 Man oft the Slreel 1245 Bob Grant, Local News 12:55 Market Reports 1 00 Jack Kirkwood Show MBB 1:30 Trading Post 1:45 Celebrity Time 2:00 Norah Drake CBS 2:15 Brighter Day CBS 2:30 Perry Maon CBS 2:45 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:00 Public Health , 315 Arthur Godfrey CBS 3:30 Music on Record 3-40 It Happens Every Day CBS 345 Mac MacGuIre MBS 4:00 Musical Roundup 4:15 Hemingway MBS 4:30 Curt Maasey Show MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes MBS 5 00 Edward R. Murrow. News CBS 3:15 Bobby Benson MBS 5:30 Wild Bill Hickok-MBS 5:55 Women's News Desk-CBS 800 What America Is Playing 8:15 World of SporU 6:30 Brighter Side 6:45 Sam Hayes MBS B.W-mBtll Henry MBS 7:00-Que it Book 7:15 Mutual Newireel MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8 00 Twenty Questions MBS 80 Melody Time 9 00 Newspaper of Air MBS 915 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 8:30 Reporters Roundup MBS 9:55 Music on Record 10:00 Local News 1010 Thli I Believe 10:15 Dwight Cooke CBS 10:30 Crabb Trial Highlights 11:00 Nite Watch 11:25 News Nltecap 11:30 Sign Off APPROVE MERGER PORTLAND LV- Stockholders of the St. Helens Pulp and Paper Co. Tuesday approved the proj ected merger of their firm with Crown Zellerbach DANCE AT TED'S HALL CAMAS VALLEY EVERY SATURDAY NITE 1240 Ice. KRXL REMAINING HOURS TODAY 3:30 Nat Brandywynns) . 3:45 Novelaires 4:00-Hot Off the Record " 4:30 Oklahoma Uoooshlneis 9:00 Rhythm at Random . 5:25 Music 8:55 Baukhag 6:00 SporU Spotlight 6:15 Four Knights 6:30 Modern New 6:45 John's Curve 7:00 Western Caravan 7:30 Timber Toppers Bail 8:00 Eddy Arnold Show 8:30 Pete Franco 9:00 Al Heifer Sport Digest 8:15 Chuck Foster 9:30 HawaU Calls 10:00 News .- 10:05 Music 10:10 Sports Final ' ' 1 10:15 Rhythm Rendevoux 10:30 Dancethne 11:00 News 11:05 Dancettme - 11:30 Sign Off - S UN DAY, MARCH ttt 1958 7:29 Sign On 7:30 bunday Breakfast ' , 7:55 News 8:00 Riders of Purple Saga 8:1a Oajuand Church of Cnrist 8:30 Missionary Baptist Church 9:15 Airlane Melodies 9:309:30 Dateline I 9:45 Top O" The Morning : 10:00 Chapel by the River 10:15 Songs for Sunday ' 10:45 City Market 11. -00 Open House 12:00 Variety Time 12:15 Senator's SecreUry ' 12:30 Mid Day Newa 12:45 Beacon Sunday Concert 1:00 Barnet's Barn Dane 1:30 Say 11 With, .Music 1:45 Lanny Robs Show 2:00 True Or False 2:30 Lynn Murray Show - 3:00 Sunday Show Time -3:18 You Never Know . 3:30 Remember When 4:00 Van De Venter St The Newa 4:15 Look to the Skies 4:30 Through the Listening Glass 5:00 Music for the Moment . 5:45 Guest Star V 6:00 Sizing Up SporU . 6:15 David Rose Orchestra' -6:30 Modern News ': 6:30 Cote Glee Club -7:00 Movie Quiz 7:30 Conservative Baptist Church 8:30 Mischa Borr Orchestra 8:45 News B-.50 Music , - 8:55 Weather 5 " SAO Rhythm Rcndevout ,:' ' B:1S Lenny Herman i 9:30 Chicago Theatre of the Air 10:30 Dance time 11:00 News 11:05 Dance time 11:30 Sign Off MONDAY. MARCH S3, ISM 6:00 Sign On 6:01 rt'ews BM uawnbustera 6:45 News 6:50 County Agent 6:55 Weather 7:00 Alarm Clock Club 7:05 Country Gardena 7:15 Morning Special 7:30 Sunshine Boys 7:45 Sam Hayes News 8:00 Barn Dance 8:i3 Garden Guide 8:30 News 8:35 Tune Time 8:45 City Market 9:00 Say It With Music 9:15 Clyde McCoy 9:25 Swift Music Box 9:309:30 Dateline g:45Top O' The Morning 10:00 Forward March 10:15 Tello Test 10:30 Answer Man 10 45 Chuck Foster 11:00 Meet the Mrs. 11:15 Town Crier 11:25 Stork Club 11:30 Houseparty 12:00 Variety Time 12:15 Roving Reporter 12:30 Mid Day News 12:45 Market ReporU 100 House of Melody 1-30 Lucky U Ranch 3:00 Myrtle Creek PrtsenU 2:30 Bob Eberly Show 2:45 Music 2:55 News 3-00 Homemaker Harmonies 3:15 Lean Back St Listen 3:30 Open House 4 30 Once Upon A Time 5 00 Music for the Moment 5-40 Music In Morgan Mannar 5-55-Cecil Brown 6 00 SporU Spotlight 6:15 Barn Dance 6 30 Modern Newa 6:45 Dick Haymes Show 7:00 The Falcon 7-30 Could This Be You 8 00 Let George Do It 8:30 eidelberg Harmonaires 8:45 News 8:50 Mil sir? 8:55 Weather BOO Cavalcade of Music 9:10 Halls of FanUay 10:00 News 10:05 Music 10:10 SporU Final 10:15 Shep Fields Show 10:30 Dance time 11:00 News 11:03 Dancetlmt 11:30 Sign Off Dillard Church Greets Pastor By ROSA MEINBACH Rev. Rinke A Feenstra - and wilt, former paston of the Rose burg Methodist Church, have ac cepted the pastorate of the Dil lard Church and held their first service last Sunday, ' The Feenstras served at the Roseburg Church from 1M3-45. From there Uwy , moved to New ben for four veari. and then to Church in Portland for two years. reenstra retircj from tne active ministry" in 1951. but has been serv ing,, before coming to Dillard, at Lyons, where the church burned to the ground just before Christ mas. The Miracia of the Loaves" will be the theme of Rev. R. A. Feenstra s sermon next Sunday at U a.m. The choir will sing under the direction of Mrs. E. E. Post. The Youlii Fellowship meets at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Postmaster t. t. Fosback Is the superintendent of the Sunday school which- meets at 9:45 a.m. with classes lor .all ages. Church Redacorattd : Thn church oarsonaee has un dergone a new paint job on the in side ana nas aa new linoleum throughout. The work has been carried on through the efforts of C. C. Fosback, church school su perintendent, and interested mem bers of the Woman's Society of Christian Service during the past two weeks. Mrs. Virgil Post, pres ident, and Mrs. Wlllard Laurance and Mrs. Charles McCord spent the day in Ros-Aurg Wednesday selecting new curtains and the linoleum for the parsonage. air. ana Mrs. Konatd burgess motored to Tinsent Friday eve ning where they remained over night at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Frank B. Drew, former pas tor of the Dillard Methodist Church. Saturday they drove a truck to Lyons where they loaded the furniture a. it belongings of tne Bev. Mr. and Mrs. Feenstra They returned to Dillard Sunday. sir. ana Mrs. uwaine Manasco and daughter. Peggy, who have been spending several days visit ing Mrs. Manasco's parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Martin Haiverson, left Monday tor an extenaea visit with Manasco's aunt and uncle in Su th?rlin and Swot Home. The Dillard School Bid's elee club have been rehearsing during spring vacation, from Tuesday through Friday from 1 to 2:30 p.m., in the 'school music room. the girls are working on the program for the musicale they are sponsoring on Saturday, March 28, at the Dillard School auditorium. The purpose .if this entertainment U ta raif fnnHa fnr tha franenn,. totinn nt tha unlint f or! voices to Klamath Falls in Mav. They are scheduled to participate in me District uiee Club contest at that time. The benefit musicale on March 28 will consist ot ballet numbers from tho Sally Hilt School of Dance in Roseburg as well as vo cal and instrumental numbers from the Dillard School. Tickets are now being sold by all mem bers of the girl's glee club. Vamey Slates Leave Of Absence From Work ' Percy M. Varney, employment security deputy in the Roseburg branch of the State Employment Office, will take a leave of ab sence from the office starting Tuesday for "at least three months." Varney has been working with the Employment Office for the past five years. Previously, he ran a personnel office in Port land, was state parole officer and chief of police at Salem. Last year, he ran for city councilman in Roseburg. Varney did not state the reason for his leave. TOMORROW m ROBERT HUTTlW Jt - - BRETT KING LES TREMAYNE aMMo-uaoncrutr Plus "NARROW MARCIN" ENDS - TONIGHT RED-HOT STORY CV OFAMUKE-aOSSI ji 3n I'lhlMM'itkli Sot.) Mor. 21, 1953 Tho Chamber; Wants The Roseburg Chamber of Com merce publicity committee has is sued t call for photographs to il lustrate a folder setting forth the attraction of Douglas County and Roseburg, Secntary Harold Hick erson anounced today. Copy for the brochure is expect ed to be completed within the next 30 days, Hickcraon said. , "In order that the folder may Tenmila Family Learns Of Transfer Of Son By LOUISA COATS Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Lock wood of Ten mile have received word that their son. Pvt. Larry Lockwood, has arrived at Camp Roberts, Calif., where he will spend the next 16 weeks in basic training. Pvt. Lockwood has been assigned to Co. C, 94th Medium tank battalion. Before Pvt. Lockwood waa trans ferred from Camp Lewis to Camp Roberta, his wife and parents, and his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dwight, drove to Fort Lewis to visit him. They al so visited with Mr. and Mrs. Al Pierce in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Saum and daughters, Sharon and Cuyla, of Reston Road enjoyed a hamburg er supper at the homo f Mr. and Mrs. Earl Purdy in Roseburg Sat urday and stayed overnight to at tend church together on Sunday. SURE SIGN OP SPRING BOSTON Wl Special "insur ance cards" are being issued homeowners In the vicinity - of Boston's sanulot baseball dia monds by an aluminum combin ation window firm aa a spur to spring business. Residents whose windows face such playing areas are being giv en cards entitling them to free replacement cf broken panes if and when mishaps occur. Appli cants for cards must prove that their windows face the sandlot area and are within the "danger ione." Sunday & Mondav Virgin! Mayo In "SHE'S WORK ING HER WAY THROUGH COL LEGE" plus "YOU FOR ME" with Peter Lawford. Ends Tonlsht 1 "THE CRIMSON PIRATE" mi "AFRICAN TREASURE" r DRIVS-IN THEATRfi ' ; . Biahway ta u . : Tri-cw. , NOW OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK TONIGHT llEHINOTHI lenoS?i 17311 n STARTS iTjjaj "EVERYTHING --C i sw arm.. " V U 1 V-f k "i'-?t VrtK'i . Newt - Review, KoMburg, Or. V Photographs properly tell lta etory In picturei, the committee desires copies ot pictures of mountains, lakei, val leys, streams, recreational spots, : unusual catches of fish, deer, game bird, livestock and poultry," the secretary says. The committee has asked that anyone having such photographs that can be borrowed for illustra tive purposes, take them1 to (he Chamber of Commerce office, 203 North Main St. , - Other pictures, such aa publis buildings, industrial plants, timber and others, have already been pro vided. . Tonight Open 6:15 Start 6:45 "CANYON PASSAGE" Susan Havward Dana Andrews TECHNICOLOR AND ''Frontier Yvonne DeCarlo . Sunday Monday Ma and Pa Kettle At The Fair And Lady Pays Off Phi 3-6537 TOMORROW I HAVE jruy ks ...is Every filing aMusicaf Con Bel Western Music By CHARLIE PARRET and His MEDICINE VALLEY BOYS Dancing 9 to 1 mi 1