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0 o o o o o o o Q Th. News-Revl.w, Ro..burg. Local Mr. and Mri. Don Aur and son, Bvron, visited in Otis, Ore., re cently with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Auer. Also houseguests at the Auer home were Don Auer's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rod all, and children. Barbara and Gary, of Cathlamet, Wash. 1 1 New Station! "RICHFIELD REPORTER" Now on KRNR 1490 10 P.M. West's No. 1 radio newscast now heard over CBS... offering you greater coverage of local, national and international news. Sunday thru Friday NEW! FOR YOU! Phono OR 3-4596 1929 FREE Pickup and Solf ! Is Hks al,n mm first nm ever! BUY ON EASY TERMS! SMALL DOWN PAYMENT. SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS. NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGE USE EITHER OUR MAIN STREET OR JACKSON STREET ENTRANCES Ora-Mon. fen, 13, I News Mrs. Lais Richards of Portland is leaving for Portland this week following a few days' visit here I with her son-in-law and daughter,' Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shoemaker. Pa.ul Bubar returned home Thursday evening from Long: Beach, Calif., where he spent the i holidays visiting with his son-in-law I and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don McKillop. Mr. and Mrs. Mtrla Ltndrarh and son, Jeffery, have left for; their home in Tacoma, Wash., aft er spending several days here with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Landreth. Mrs. S. J. Shoamakar returned home Thursday night from a three week trip to Anaheim, Calif., where she was the houseguest of ; her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ! and Mrs. Sam Shoemaker Jr. Mrs. Kaith Atterbury has re- ' turned to Roseburg following a trip to Portland with her grand daughter, Diane Cohen, who has been spending the holidays here visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Morgan and daughter, JoAnn.'hiade the trip to Forest Grove recently at which time the latter resumed her stu dies at Pacific L'niverisly follow ing Christmas vacation spent here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R, J. HoW of Palm CnHnitG t'aUt hl- ipft fnr thpir i home following a trip here to see the latler's mother, Mrs. Johanna Hoppe. While here they were the houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Hoppe, brother and sister - in - law I of Mrs. R. J. Hoff. After cleemirtff, w prefect your garments with tough pliofilm plastic bef . . . waterproof, trontparent and RC-USABLE in your homo. Coll today for the finest dry clooninf PLUS the fineit garment pro tection at no aitra cost. f'fhrpirticuhrpeopte VjlfajCKANERS N. E. Diamond Lake Blvd. Delivery Service U , M fsl4 DaftU r.LnrllL March Of Dimct Chairman By MRS. GERALD . FOX Mrs. Carl Ford of Glendale is March of , Dimes chairman for the Glendale Azalea area this year.! Mrs Mildred Daniels , chairman' last year, will have charge of or-j ganizing the Mother's March, o Flans for the campaign are not, yet complete. Contribution jars, ; however, will be placed in the stores of Glendale and Azalea, and jars for the 48 states will be placed ; in the post oltice. Friends Visit Mr. and Mrs. Riley Furlong of: Glendale enjoyed a visit recently j from friends. Mr. and Mrs. Kay. Krueger and sons of Portland ; whom they had not seen for 14 j years. The Kruegers were en route home from a vacation in Mexico' and California. I Mrs. Stealla Cumming of Glen dale is making satisfactory prog-1 ress in the healing of her left wrist which she broke when she slipped, on the snowy ground just before Christmas. 1 Elder E. T. Larson was released from the Canyonville hospital re- cently following treatment for a ; heart attack. Harvey Harris of: Glendale filled his pulpit while he was ill. Mrs. lxinnie Mitchell and daugh ter. He 5a, of San Francisco, Calif., visited the H. D. McDonald fam ily for a week. Mr. and Mrs.! Mitchell and their two children are former Glendale residents. i Gene Allen and family of Coos' Bay visited with his brother, Leo G. Allen and family and with his father, Leo M. Allen, on Barton' (Road near Glendale recently. Carole Clark. 7, daughter of Glenn Clark, fell from the merry-j I go-round at the Glendale Grade! j School. She tore a gash in her; I knee and got gravel into the! i wound. George Humphries, student at SERVING IN FLORIDA j Hugh M. Bechtold. chief engine-' man, is serving at the Naval Air i Station, Fensacola Fla. He is the' son of Mr. and Mrs. Alwvn R. j Bechtold, 1010 NE Klamath Ave., Roseburg. i CUT TV & RADIO REPAIR BILLS TUBE TESTER NO CHARGE NO OBLIGATION Taitt all tandord Radio and TV tubat now in uto. USE OUR SELF-SERVICE TV DEPARTMENT CITY DRIVE-IN MKT. Open from 9 to 9 Every Day the Glendale Hjgh School, required treatment recently for injury to his left hand suffered when an other youth fell on his hand during a physical ed class. Roderick McKenzie, 39. of Glen dale brokg three toes of his foot Tuesday, fie was working on a cat and tripped over a board, dropping a part onto his foot. He was treat ed at the Glendale Clinic, then en tered Canyonville Hospital for a couple days treatment. Woman's Club Poetry Contest Now Underway Roseburg Woman's Club mem bers will participate in a poetry contest( sponsored by the general federation. Any member is eligible and en tries, not to exceed 32 lines, must be received by the local chairman, Mrs. Robert Galloway, by Feb. 18. At the recent club meeting Har old Schmeer of the U.S. National Bank was guest speaker. He pre sented statistics and basic facts pertaining to the business and fi nancial world. Bob Davis, pianist and local pi ano instructor, presented several selections. Mrs. E. G. Young re lated the Blue Willow Story and displayed examples of Blue Wil low patterned china made in va rious countries. it was announced the garden de partment will met Jan. 14 at the home of Mrs. Bruce Elliott for a dessert luncheon. Mrs. Elliott will show slides on Hawaii. Guests from the High School Girl's League were Judy Cork rum and Carolyn Sinclair. A re port on programs given at the Vet erans Facility was presented by Mrs. Maddox. A letter from Mrs. Sarah Child, founder of the club, was read. Members are asked to watch for details of the next meeting at which time Dr. E. G. Ebbighau sen of the University of Oregon will be guest speaker. The annual card party has been set for Feb. 11 at the clubhouse, and tickets are now available. do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? Pstp:f;TH. in Improved powder to b uprlnklfd on upper or lower pin tee. holdn tulse teetn more tlnnly In place Do not elide. llp or rock. No "'"'". Kooey. pty taste or feellnn FAS TEtfTH 1 alkaline lnon-rldt. Doe not lour. ChtrKu "plnte odor" (den ture bre.thl. Get FASTEKTH at n ariu counter. RIMK Regularly Sold For s5950 Now on Sale at Smooth buHon-frt top ... no button, no bump, no lump! Famous Soaly tru-balanc construction for firm tuppoti! Smart woven strip ticking... oxtra long wearing I Pro-built borders for re.tlient non-tag tdgei! Totfod for 10 yean' util Matching box spring, just $39.95 f GMTeeit4 yA Tnillgl.l I G1 HMttteegtlnf J I I I J J Jmsw-wJ? LsjXsisssflLaisI o KOIN-TV dbannol 4 Portland Remaining Hours Today d-Mr. Weathermaa u. Sporucene 10Ncwt Parid 6 13 Doug Edwards, Nwe 8 liO Robin Hood 7 OO Burnt and Atlca 7 :tO Talent Scouts 1 UO Danny Tnomn Show 8 .30 Dcmbr Bride 900 Studio On O 10UO Mm of Annapolia 10. .10 City Dk I0.1& Nwa Wire 1040 "Salome. 1 'here the Danced" T LIS DAT. JAN. It, lt e Panorama Pacific 8 00 Hotel Cosmopolitan 0 IS Love of Life 9:10 search for, Tom more w 9 45 Guiding Light 10 00 Hi Neighbor 10 2 Walter CronkMe Newa 10 30 Ai World Turns 11:00 at the Clock ll:JO Houae Party 12 00 The Big Payoff 12 .10 Verdict 1 Vouri 1:00 Brighter Day 11: Secret Storm 130 KOIN Kitchen 200 Garry More Show 2.30 Arthur Godfrey Time 1 Friday-Garry Moore Shew! Glide Education Assn. To Discuss Teachers Salaries By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY The Glide Education Assn. will meet at 7:30 p.m. Jan 20 in the high school multi-purpose room. A discussion will be held on the recommendations of the economic welfare committee, as to proposals on teachers salaries to be present ed to the Glide School Board ! A delegate to the representative council in Portland in March will be elected and nomination of an OKA citizen of lye year will be made. Cafe Closet .Mrs. Pauline Dumont. proprietor of the Greenwood Lunch on Little River, recently closed the cafe un til spring. O. J. Kangiser trapped a female bobcat Wednesday. He will re ceive a $5 bounty divided equally between the county and state. The sixth, seventh and eighth grade students with the freshman class as their guests, held a skat ing party at the Rolletta Rink. Over one hundred attended. In structors Frank Maxwell, James Gunis. Mrs. Laura Larson and Charles Pinion were chaperones. Also school bus drivers. Quinton Hushes and Forrest Losee. Mrs. Charles Pinion, librarian at Glide Elementary school, took leave of absence Wednesday, to await the arrival of their first born. The teachers of the school will ro tate in handling the library of over 1,000 volumes, Charles Pinion is seventh grade instructor and high school football coach. & i SMOOTH TOP FULL OR TWIN SIZE TISTID OW te VIAR t USI J FREE DELIVERY PHONE OR 3-5415 oRADIO And TELEVISION The following dPo .nd television program, or. printed N.w,-K.v.w reod.rs. All stations. Th. Newt-Review schedules furnished this newspaper. KBES-TV Channtl 5 Msdfsrd Remaining Hours Today 00 Feminine Fanciea 4.30 Garden. Farm at Home 4 4V Search For Tomorrow 5.00 TV Ouer.tion Box 5:15 Joe Pa look a S'43 Air Forr Difett 6 00 Your TV Weatherman 05 Newa a D.-Mjg Edwards The Newt 6 JO Boot It Saddle. 7 00 Burnt it Allen 7.30 Talent Scouts 8 00 Danny Thomas 8 :tO December Bride BOO Studio One Hd. 1000 Your Navy I0:;i0 Newa 10-.15 Adventure! In Know led 11.03 Sign Off TL'ESDAT, JAN. 14, IBM 11:40 Devotfona 11:50 Cartoon 11:53 New. 12:00 B.f Payoff 12:;tn Th Verdict ia Youri 1 oo Brighter Day 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 Edge of Nifht 2 00 Garry Moore 2:;tO Arthur Godfrey 3:30 Dot to 4 00 Feminin Fanciea 4 30 Video Scope 4:45 Search For Tomorrow 500 Med ford Public School 5:30 Uncle Billa Cartoon Tim 600 Your TV Weatherman 6:03 Newa 6 15 Doug Edward & The Newa 6 30 Name That Tune 7:00 Phil Silveri 7:30 Whirly birds 800 To Tell The Truth 8-JO Red SKelton 9:00 $64,000 Question 9:30 Trackdown 10:00 I Spy 10.30 Newa 10:35 Championship Bowhnf 11:35- Sign Off K P I C Channel 4 Roseburg Remaining Hours Today 4:45 Biff Roundup 5-:)0 Woody Woodpecker ABC 600 The Newi 605 Sporta Headlinea 610 Weather Heporl 6:13 NBC Newa NBC 6 30 Sportsmani Club 6 43 Webfoot Feati 7:00 Gayety Playhouse 7 30 Boots & Saddle BOO Kettles Gun NBC 8:30 Tale of Wells Fargo NBC 9:00 Twenty One NBC 9:30 Ray Mil land 10:00 Twenty -Six Men 10:30 Heidelberg Newa Drk 10:35 December Bride CBS 11:05 Star Performance 11:30 Tonight NBC T( ESPAY. JAN'. II, in.18 1130 Kitty Foyle NBC 12:00 Matinee NBC 1:00 Queen for a Day NBC 1 :4 Modern Romance NBC 2 00 Comedy Time N BC 2.::o Truth or Consequences NBC 3:00 Bev't Coffee Break ' v 3:30 Variety Film r'air 4:4. Big Roundup 530 Cartoon Festival 8:00 The News 6:03 Sports 6:10 Weather 8:15 NBC News 6.30 Star Performance 7:00 Men of Annapolis 7:,tO Silent Service 8:00 Omnibua NBC 9 00 Meet McGraw NBC 9:30 Bob dimming NBC 10 00 The Californians NBC 10:30 Heidelberg News Dek 10:33 Lawrence Wei k ABC 11:35 Tonight iNBCi Failure To Down Steer ' Dims Linderman's Hopes DENVER Bill Linderman's I failure to twist down a black j Mexican steer Friday dimmed his chances to repeat as the biggest money winner in me current na tional Western Rodeo. The Walla Walla, Wash., cow boy pocketed $3,873 last year by winning the steer wrestling event. nui nes tar dhck now atler being shaken loose from his first steer ' in the current show. i Underman is among 293 cow-1 boys competing for $.VS,000 in : purses. Preliminary judging in more I than 300 livestock events proceed-1 ed along with the rodeo entertainment. Frigidaire's Thinkingest Range The Last Word in Automatic Cooking TIMI MINDER Equipped With SPOT LIGHT IfcsaslQ? "fSss ' " tSto AUTOMATIC SIGNAL LIGHTS HlyjW...?'---"''"i I OVEN CONTROL EVEN-HEAT 151: j AUTOMATIC SURFACE UNITS tS I OUTLET HEAT-MINDER ! OVEN DOOR UNIT i SEAL SPEED-HEAT QUICK-CLEAN REMOVABLE FULL hOJi rrTT - . j STURDI-WELO WIDTH STORAGE - J . DRAWER LM0 CONSTRUCTION With your rangs 10 year old or under, having ont or tht abovt features. With your rang 7 years old or under, having 2 of the above features. With your range S years old or under, having 3 of the above features. . Pogrom l.st.ng. or. W "-- does not accept lot accepr responiiBii"7 KRXL 1240 KC Remaining Hours Today .110 Kraft News-MBS 3 35 Faravar Places 4 00 forward March 4 15 Fran Hemingway MBS 4 ;0 Tello Test MBS 4 45 Sam Hayes MBS 4 Yi Bob Greene MBS 5 00 Going My Way 3 25 Heidelberg Newt 5 30 News Report MBS 5:45 Flying A Sports 5.50 Music 6 00 Fulton Lewie MBS 6 15 Music 8 10 Bob Grant News 6 45 Farm Bureau Exchange 6:50 Logger's Weather 635 Kraft News MBS 7. OO Gabriel Healter MBS 7:05 Bill Brundige MBS 715 Country Style USA 7 30 True Detective MBS 7:55 Headline Edition MBS 8.00 This Is Music 8 25 Citv Market News 8 30 News MBS 835 Reporters Roundup MBS 900 News MBS :15 Don Lee Newt Reel A :t0 Dukaphobia 1000 Sign Off TIESDAY. JAN. 1 1, 16 6 00 Dawnbustert 6 25 Fl.vtng A Sporta 6.10 City Market News 6 33 Farmer's Weather 8 40 County Agent 6.45 Alarm Clock Ctub 7:00 Frank Hemingway MBS 7 15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7 45 Local Newa 7 50 Take Ten 8.00 Cliff Engle MBS 8 15 Melody Mill 8 30 Haven Of Rest MBS 9 00 Kraft News MBS 9 05 Farm Bureau Exchange 9 10 Song Of The Day 9 13 Cofiee Time 9 30 Lady's Choice 9 43 Are You Listening 10 00 Newspaper Of The Air ME 10:15 Tello Test MBS 10:30 Morning Melodies 1 11:00 Kraft News MBS 11:05 Kate Smith Sings MBS 1 1 1 :30 News RfBS 1 11:35 Queen For A Da MBS : 12:00 Town Crier 12:05 Gabriel Heatter- MBS 12:10 Flving A Sports j 12:15 Mid Day News , 12:30 Greet Your Neighbor 12-45 Market Reports 12 Surpriz-O 1 05 Sunnv Side up 1:25 Social Security 1:30 News MBS 1:35 Sunny Side Up 2:30 News MBS 2:35 Sunny Side Up 3:00 Take It Easy 3:15 Behind The Story-MBS ' 3.30 Kraft News MBS ,1:33 Faraway Places 3:45 Here's The Answer MBS KYES -950 KC KE MOV THROIGH 9 AT. 00 Sign On 8:03 Happy O'Day Show 6:25 News 6:30 Happv O'Day Show 6' 33 Weather Summary 7:00 News Highlights 7 03 Happy O'Day Show 7:23 News 7-30 Happy O'Day Show 8 00 News 8:30 Happy O'Day Show 0O News , 9:02 Luckv Logan Show 9:23 Communis Calendar 9 30 Lucky Logan Show 10 00 News 10M Lucky Logan Show lrf23 News Wed . Thurs. and rrf. Community Club Awardi news, 10-30 Lucky Logan Show 11:00 News Highlights 11:03 Lucky Logan Show 11 23 News 11 3o Lucky Logan Show 113 News 1130 Lucky Logan Show 12:00 News Highlights 12:0.3 Lucky Logan Show 12:23 News 12:30 Lucky Logan Show 1 00 News Highlighn 1:03 Happy O'Day Show 1 :2S Featurescine 130 Happy O day Show 2.00 News 2:0:i Happy O'Day Show 2:23 Community Calendar 2 no Happy O'Day Show 3 '00 News 3 02 Lucky Logan Show 3 23 News 3:."0 Lucky Logan Show ' 4 00 News Highlight. 4 02 Lucky Logan Show 4 23 News 4 30 Luckv Logan Show 4 40 Headlines & Weather 4 43 Sign Off 930 Wealhervane 43 minutes hour, every hour. the Frigidaire's Fabulous Rotiserie!! Only A Few of UMnQMaVoUui PROGRAMS .. . "V? 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Temperature g 25 Northwest Highlights 8 30 Frank Goss 8 15 Harry Babbitt 9 00- Peter and Mary Snow 9:15 Backstage Wife CBS 9 30 Toast N Tunes 10 00 Men About Town 10 05 Man Named MaGee 10:10 Sanders Shoe Time 10:15 Ma Perkins CBS 10:30 Eay Valley Weather ' 10 35- Music i 10.40 Midmorning Melodies . u 'oo Wendy Warren and the Newa i li 1.5 Second Mrs. Burton CBS ' U 30 Young Dr. Malone CBS ' 11:4.5 Road Of Life CBS j 12 00 World News j 12 15 Meet The Artist 12:30 Helen Trent CBS 12.45 Our Gal Sunday CBS I i oo Arthur Godfrey CBS 2 30 Houseparty CBS i 3:00 Foolin' Around With Recorda 3 30 Garden Club 3:45 Foolin' Around With Reoorda t Movie Showtime I MONDAY, JAN. IS, 1"5ft j INDIAN THEATRE Doori open 6.30. Two complete shows 9 45, 9:00, - Bombers B-32" 7:13, 9:28. thru TUE only! Bombers B-52 . 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