The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, February 13, 1956, Image 8

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Or.. Mon. Feb. 13, 1956
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Community News Items
Movt Hare Mr. and Mrs. Don Band Viilor Bob Bevans ar
O'Neiil and children, Terri and : rived Thursday from Bend to
Pat, have moved from Portland j spend several dayi with hia lister,
to Roseburg. They reside at 1823 I Mrs. R. T. Reece. Bevans, a for
W. Espcranza Court. O'Neill is 1 mer Roseburg resident, wai re
the renional director of the Ore-1 cently discharged after four years
gon Chest. I of army service.
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To Brooking. Jim King left
Tuesday for Brookings to vuit the
Jack King family.
Visit In Myrtto Point Mr. and
Mrs. Caleo Sallee and family visit
ed recently in Myrtle Point with
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Whelden.
Go To Eugeno Going to Eu
gene recently to visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hitter were
Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Hill.
Visit Briefly Visiting for a
short time recently at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berney
were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bosshardt
from Eugene.
From Grants Pass Misi Carol
Robertson was a weekend visitor
at the Millard Roberts on home
and also visited with Miss Nell
Taylor while here. Miss Robertson
is attending school in Grants Pass.
Back From Grants Pass Mrs.
Ethel Kluver, who has been visit
ing in Grants Pass with Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Brooks, returned
home Sunday with Mrs. V. I.
Wands, who went down from Rose
burg to bring her home.
Visit For Weokand Mr. and
Mrs. Milo Davis from McMinnville
were weekend visitors at the home
of the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Davis. They will also
visit Davis' brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Airs. C. V. Mont
gomery. House Guest Miss Carol Jean
Thornton from Eugene was a week
end visitor at the Frank D. Mor
gan home. She was the guest of
Miss Jo Ann Morgan. The two
girls wore classmates in Eugene
when the Morgans lived there a
few years ago.
From Summer Lake Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Harris from Summer
Lake arrived last week to visit
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. John Loos ley, and to see
their new granddaughter. Harris
returned to Summer Lake and
Mrs. Harris is remaining in Rose
burg for a while to assist in the
caro of the new baby.
Pendleton Visitors Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Ingram and Mrs.
A. J. Geddes were dinner guests
recently at the A. E. New
by home at Dixonville. Ingram,
who has a furniture store in Pen
dleton, and Mrs. Ingram have been
in San Francisco attending the
furniture mart. Mrs. Newhy is
Mr. Ingram's mother and Mrs. In
gram is the daughter of Mrs. Geddes.
RAO 10
Radio and television program listed below are
....;. k,i tw the resoecrive stations. This news
paper is not responsible for variations from
programs as lisrea. '
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Phone OR 3-3446
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CALENDAR
OF EVENTS
Wednesday Social Night
Thursday Lodge Night
Friday Old Time Dance
Saturday Dance
Tiekari now on sol. for th. Blu.
Barron Dance, February 17.
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Remaining Hours Today
300 Kraft New
3 AS Story Time
3:30 Eddi Ffchrr
1 : 4J Tel Jo-Teat MB
4:00 uiws t-awie MM
4:1S rrtmM Heuaurway UU
4:30 Hera a Tha Anawec MB
4;4S Bay as KB
8:00 Bob and Ray MBS
3:25 Lei Paul Mary Ford MBS
3:30 Traffic Jain
5:45 Bill Brundige MBS
S IS CeeU Broim-HM
0 90 Gabriel Hoattor MM
6.13 Star Tim
S 30 Bob Grant Nawi
: am Hajea MM
6.55 Muhc
7 00 Sport ftpoUlfM
7:13 In lb Hon Room
7:30 Cueo Kid
8:00 Fulton Lewia MM
8:15 Lojcgt-r'a Weather
8:20- Lea Paul tit Mary Ford MBS
8:25 Music
8:30 City Editor MBS
9 00 New MBS
9:15 Harry Wumer MBS
9:20 Mu.mc
0:30 Hicharl M. Nixon MBS
10:00 Gangouaters MBS
10:30 Parly Line
1 1 : 00 Tomorrow 'a Haadltaea
11:05 Party Una
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6-00 Sim On
01 Hairy'a Ira OpMr
fl 30 County Ant
6::J5 Music
6 40 Weaiher Report
6: 15 KiH'k'il Room
7:00 Frank Hrnifiway MBS
7:13 Breakfaat Ciang MM
7:45 Local Newa
7 5Q Feed Ba
SOO Cliff En g la MM
8:1.5 Music
8-25 Kraft News MBS
8 :tO Haven ot Heat MM
9. no Kratt New MBS
9.05 Here'i Hollywood MBS
S: 10 Music
9:15 McKay New
9:20 Blackwood Brother
830 Ladiei' Choice
9:45 Three Suna
10:00 Newts MBS
10:15 Telio-Teet MM
10:10 Data With Dal
10.18 Stork Club
11:00 Tune Test MBS
11:25 Kraft Newt MBS
11 30 Queen For a Day MBS
12:00 Moving Reporter
1 1215 Mid-day News
'12:30 Greet Your Neighbor
! 12:45 Market Reporta
1 12;'0 Sports Lineup
12:55 Music
1 00 Music
1:55 Town Crier
2;'0 Billboard
3 00 KraTt Nt-wa MBS
3 05 Story Time MBS
3-30 Behind tha Story MM
3 45 Tello-Teat MBS
4 oo Fulton Lawn MBI
415 Frank Hemingway MBS
4 30 Hera' a the Am -r MBS
4:45 Sana Hayea-MBS
300 Hob and Ray MBS
3 25 Los Paul and Mary Ford ME
5:30 Traffic Jam
5:45 Bill Urundlite MBS
3 .15 Cecil Brown MBS
600 Unurtal lleatter MBS
6:15 Eddie Fisher
6 30 Bob Grant New.
6 45 Sam Hayea MM
fi:. 15 Music
7:00 Sporta Spotlight
7:15 TwiliHht Moods
, 7:30 Kooorter'tt Roundup MM
, 8:00 Fulton Lewis MBS
8:15 LoKKer'a Weather
8 20 Music
. H:25 Strictly Instrumental
(1:30 John Steele MBS
I 0:00 New MBS
9:15 Farm Bureau Exchange
9 25 Music
ft 30 Music
fl .-,. Five-Minute Final-MBS
10:00 Treasury Agent MBS
10 30 Party Line
11 00 Tomorrow s Headline
1105 Party Llna
11:30 Sign Oft
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Selectivity. Ths 'Jeep' Truck shilti easily from
conventional 2 wheel dnvt (or normal high
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Fowir. With power (iki-off. it also supplies
mobtie portrf (or minv tyoes df equipment,
such js .veid?rs. it coir.piessotj, enifitor j
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belt-driven machinery, such as harnmei milts.
Hauling, e 'Jeep' Truck carries a payload
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Remaining Hours Today
3 00 Women's News Desk CBS
3 10 Matinee 14iXi
4.00 Western Muaie
4.30 The Chrutophera
4 45 Magic Garden
500 Ed R. Murrow. New CBS
3:15 My Son Jeep CBS
3 30 Tenaco Sporia Final CB
5:45 Frank Gosi, News CBS
5:15 Bulletin Board of Air
6:00 Hometown Digest
6:15 Lowell Thomas CM
6:30 Dinner Music
6 40 World of S ports
6 55 Robert Trout. News CBS
7.00 Godfrey Talent Scouts :BS
7 JO Musical Interlude
7 35 Jack Carson Show CBS
8:00 Charles Colling wood. News -OB3
8:05 Curt Massey Show CBS
8 30 Johnny Dollar-CBS
8.45 Bmg Crosby CBS
9 00 News and Analj ls CBS
9 05 Amos 'N Andy Music Hall CBS
9:30 Lincoln Day Addres V P. Nixon
CBS
10 00 News Summary
10:03 Platter Parade
10:55 News Nltecap
11:00 Sign Off
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1936
6:00 Coffe Club Capers
6 30 News fc Coffee Club
45 Way of Life
7:00 Morning Melodies
7:30 Frank Goae, News CBS
7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS
8:00 Music on Record
B 15 In Tha Groove
B 25 Northwest Highlight
8:30 Make Up Your Mind CBS
8:13 Wax Factory
9:00 Wendy Warren At News CBS
lt:15 Woman's View
9:30 Helen Trent CBS
9:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS
10.00 Man About Town
10 15 Ma Perkins CBS
10:30 Young Dr. Malone CBS
10:15 Guiding Light CHS
11:00 Second Mrs. Burton CBS
11:15 Aunt Mary CBS
11:30 Nora Drake CHS
:i 45 Aunt Jenny CBS
12.00 World News
12:15 Man on the Street
12:30 House Party CBS
1:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS
2:30 Musical Interlude
2:40 Let's Look at the Weather
2:45 Guest Star
3:00 Women's Ncwa Desk CBS
3:10 Matinee 14W)
400 Western Music
415 Country Style USA.
4:30 Musical Fashions
4:45 Story Time
51)0 F.d. R. Murrow, News CBS
5:15 My Son Jeep
5:30 Texaco Sports Final CBS
5:45 Frank Goss, News CBS
5:55 Bulletin Board of Air
6:00 Music on Record
6:15 Lowell Thomas CBS
6:30 Dinner Music
6:40 World of Sports
655 Robt. Trout. News CBS
7 00 SuspenseCBS
7:30 Music On Record
7 :j5 Coqullle- Roseburg Basketball
9:10 Musical Interlude
9:35 Amos 'N Andy Muile Hall CBS
10:00 World News Summary
10 05 Johnny Dollar CBS
10:20 Platter Pararia)
10:55 News Nltecap
11:00 Sign Off
Movie Showtime
MOVIE SHOWTIME BETTY
MONDAY. FKBUUARY 11
INDIAN THEATRE Complete Show
StarU 7-00. 9:15: "Th Trouble With
Harry" 7:32. fl:.ll
STAHLITE DRIVE-IN Closed Unltl
Thursday
STAR THEATRE "Boy'a Prison" :37,
1027: "Killer Bait" 8:34
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TIESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, ItM
8:00 Panorama Pacific
8 25 Mr. Weather Man
S Jo Panorama Pat-ine
8.45 Its Fun To Reduce
Boo Valiant Lady
9 15 Love of Life
9:30 Search for Tomorrow
9 45 Guiding Light
1U 00 Armchair Theatre
10 jo Love Story
11:00 Robert Q. Lewis
11:30 Art Link letter Houseparty
12 00 Visitln1 Time
12:30 Bob Crosby Show
1:00 Brighter Dav
1:15 Secret Storm
1:30 On Your Account
2:00 KOIN Kitchen
2.30 Strike I: Rich
3:00 Garry Moore Show
3:30 Arthur Godfrey Tuna
4.30 Mr. Moon ,
4:45 Cartoon Tim
5 00 Red Dunning Hour
6.00 Mr. Weatherman
6 .05 Sportacen a
8.10 News Parade
6:15 Doug Edwards
6:30 Name That Tuna
7.00 $64,000 Question
7:30 Trust Your Wife?
8:00 Phil Silvers Show
8:30 Navy Log
9:00 The Whistler
9:30 Red S It el ton Show
10.00 Big Town
10:30 City De,k
10:35 Meet Millie
11:05 Showtime on Six
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1954
11:50 Devotions
12:00 Matinee
1.00 Garden Homt St Farm
1:15 Secret Storm
1:30 Afternoon Theater
2:45 Val Rogue Camera
3 00 Feminine, Fancies
3:30 Western Theater
4:30 Uncle Bill's Show
5:00 Pinky Lee
3:30 Howdy Doody
8:00 TV Question Box
6:15 News
6 25 Weather
6:30 Adventure In Literature
7:00 Studio One
8:00 Burns and Allen
8:30 Badge 714
9:001 Love Lucy
9:30 December Bride
10:00 Dnve-ln Theater
10:30 Lawrence Wcjk
11:30 Lincoln Day Address by VP Rich
ard Nixon
12:00 News and Sign Off
10
Tuesday and Wednesday
Fernando Lamai, Arltn Dohl and
Patricia Medina in "SANGAREE"
plus "BLACK EAGLE", starring
William Bishop, Virgina Patron,
Gordon Jonts and Jamas Ball.
Ends Tonight
"Coma Back, Lirtla Shaba" and
Roy Rogers Feature.
Last 2 Days!
William Bendix
IN
"Boy Prison"
PLUS
Don DeFore
Lizabeth Scott
IN
"Killer Bait"
KVAL - TV
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MONDAY. PEBRUARY IS, IV 54
2:00 Stop, Look & Listen
2:15 lfj fun To Reduce
2:30 Feather Your Nest NBC
3:00 Matinee
4:15 Modern Romances NBC
4:30 Guest BOok
5:00 Big Roundup
5:45 The News
5:30 Sports Headlines
5:53 Weather Report
6 00 The Road To Adventure
6:15 Little Rascals
6:30 Eddy'ArnoId Tima
7:00 Hopalong Casaidy
7:301 Search For Adventure
8:00 Stars of the Grand Ole Opry
8:30 Bndfie 714
9 00 Secret File, USA
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10:30 The Hunter
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Elmo Smith Appointed
To National Committee
SALEM Gov. Elmo Smith
has been appointed here to the
nine-member highway committee
of the National Governors Conference.
Smith, who succeeds the late
Gov, Patterson on the committee,
was appointed by Gov. Arthur B.
I.antflie of Washington, chairman
of the Governors' Conference.
Gov. Smith has been chairman
of the Oregon state Senate's High
way Committee in 1949 and 1951, in
which he played an important role
in obtaining passage of the state's
72 million dollar highway bond
construction program.
le also is a mem her of Ine nigh-
way policy committee tor the 11
Western states.
Smith is the only Western gover
nor on the national committee.
While on this committee, Fatter
son worked for the new federal
highway program that now is be
fore Congress,
Tonight ond Tuesday
"THE SEVEN
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Bob Hope
Milly Vitol
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"THE END OF -THE
AFFAIR"
Deborah Kerr
Von Johnson
John Mills
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