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0 ffm Hw.-Rtvlw, obur9, 1 . S ANOTHER "BIG E" The Navy'i first nucl.ar-powered aircraft carrier, the t'SS Enter prise, la under construction at the Newport News, Va., naval shipyard. Drawing above depict, the carrier under war. while two Navy Jetj streak past. Work on the huee ship has reached the stage where shielding lor the nuclear reactor, which will power the propulsion machin ery, ti being Installed. MyrtU Crack PTA Sett Film On Mental Health Harold R. Hickman, rlinical psr- A discussion was held on a bjr rholngist at Ihn Rosehurg Veterans aw which is to be changed at a Hospital, showed a film, "City of ., the Sick." at the recent meeting . uc- ,. vi of the Mvrtl. Creek PTA. I A quartet, includ.ng Donna Kin- Thn film involved mental health ney, Sandra Schaeer, Pat King and and Dirkman gava a talk following Joanne Yarhraugh. entertained Its showing. preceding the meeting. ?.4J KBES-TV Ch. 5 Kamtimng Houri Today 4 00 DvoHrr 4 0(1 AfUrmnnn MattnM ,1ft Huctalah rrr Hwrwl IIOO Yniir TV WthtwmJin no Nw 13 Doug MwcrH Nwa KOIN-TV Ch. 6 Pmainin(r Hourg Today 4ftft Jlmmr IV n 4 .W Cartoon Ctrcui fl.3ft nor Rngr tMon-WH.rr Kit rron Tui-Thur) II OA - Wailr,r-Sporta-Nwa A I ft Doug MwiPrti. Niwi A ,W Ymir Hit Parad 1.00 Traf krlown RALPH L RUSSELL Heme Leans Insureeee Bent Loan Representative Iqultoble Savingi & Loon Ast'n Mildred Hamiceuth, Aiteclete 725 1. L Reie St. OR J-4111 Whavr put ffia "ovarolrs In Mrs. Murphy's Chowder" hadn't heard about The Laundromat Cemr Main mn4 CuH $H. KPICTY Ch. 4 Remaining, Hours Today 4 4A-Ana mohklna A ift Trl Cttiaa TV. 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However, the commission could not agree on a specific bill at its meeting here this week. 10 to MfJM Hall of rm la.OO-Sign Off RUI RIIAT, NOV. , l 1 1 00 -Cartoon II. 1ft NCAA roothall loM-a-Noir Duma J Ift Football Brnrhoar 3 to -Horkrv 400 Kiddie Cartoon g'.io rfd 0 noCaptain Kangaroo inOO-Mighty Mmina PlavhottM 10 tO Hrrkla and Jtrkl 11-0O Bohm Hood 11 (O learn to Draw ll;4V-Aimrhair Thatra 1 OO-.Spothiht On Youth ::tO- Ira Hockey Detroit at Boston S 4ft Cartoon Time CARL'S TV SERVICE Eseeit TV I Smell Appliance Repair PHONE OR J-41J4 If ne eniwer Phene OR 3-5178 Pickup end DeliveryCoH Anytime LATEX WALL PAINT 15 Beautiful q95 Limited Shades w gal. Time Colorcrett Paint I Wollpapr 721 S. E. Stepheni 4 Blk. South of Pott Oftic RATI It RAT, NOV. ti. 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Frances Hedden, right support er of the noble grand, acted as no ble grand. Patricia Anderson was installed as recording secretary to replace Dorothy Hinder. Frances Carnes acted as installing officer. Frances Hedden reported that she and Frances Carnes attended the lodge in Rosehurg recently when Rebekah President Edna Os-1 ter paid her official visit. Sew Gowns The Christian Women's Fellow ship met at the church recently to sew new hospital gowns to be sent overseas to the Albert Schweitzer Hospital in Haiti. Several boxes of clothing were packed to send to White Swan Mission in Washington. The K.Ik ton Home Extension I'nit met at the Christian Church recently with Mrs. Carol Dawson speaking on room decoration. A short business meeting was held following the luncheon. The next home extension meet ing will be Dec. 11 at the Christian Church wilh the project to be making Christmas corsages. SPRAYS RAGWEED SALEM (AP) The state Agri culture Department said today it sprayed 10.2(10 acres of ragweed infested lands in Western Oregon this year. This includes 8.57 acres in Jo sephine County. 1.500 in Jackson, 825 in Clackamas, 812 in Marion. "04 in Polk. 101 in Renlnn, 30 in Yamhill. 20 in Multnomah. 18 in Lane, and 1.1 in Washington. hope BUICKSIIOW TONIGHT! HOUR-LONG l COMEDY-GLAMOUR REVUE STARRING BOB HOPE , BETTY GRABLE iWALUOX 'and j6L0R1ASWANS0' 8 PM KPIC CHANNEL 4 "BCJEliVISipF i BOB ) S TOMORROW FOOTBALL OSC OREGON 1:15 P.M. Brought To You By These Firms CARTER TIRE COMPANY DOUCLAS COUNTY STATE BANK FLECEL TRANSFER & STORACE FLURY SUPPLY CO. UMPQUA INSURANCE ACENCY radio if n m n CBS 11 K ACTIVE Yoncalla PTA Census Total, By MRS. GEORGE EOES The Yoncalla PTA reports 2.11 hoys and 2.15 girls in the Yoncalla community, in its census, for which they received 1100. At a recent meeting of the group, the treasurer reported a balance of $2:i8!)5 as of Nov. 1. Following the business meeting, William Lewellen, grade school principal, spoke on "Fifty Years of Education." Students and teachers participated in the program which portrayed the difference in educa tion 50 years ago and today, and the average of students who com pleted high school then and today. Participants were dressed in clothes representing the period ttiey were portraying. The next meeting will ba Deo. S in the high school. Baiaar Held The Women's Society of Chris tian Service of the Yoncalla Meth odist Church held its annual Christ mas bazaar at the church and net ted about J200. The Methodist Youth Fellowship had a cookie and candy booth which profited about $22. Members of the Yoncalla Saddle Club held an indoor picnic recent ly at the Rod and Gun Club. A weiner roast followed the business meeting. The Hice Valley Home Econom ics Club held an all-day meeting at the Rice Hall recently and re ceived a lesson on home decora tions from Mrs. Carol Dawson, county agent. Mrs. Dawson, assist- Church Activities Church In Sutherlin Slates Annual Bazaar The Kpisropal Church of Holy Spirit in Sutherlin will hold its an nual bazaar Saturday from 10 a.m. In 4 p.m. next to the Sutherlin Hntel building in the space for merly occupied by Hansen s Furn iture. There will be a fish pond for children, cooked food, a grab bag, hand made articles, babyware, aprons, religious articles and a white elephant table, according to Sue Sikstrom, News-Review corre spondent. Glide Boy Uninjured Although Struck By Car A seven-year-old Glide boy was knocked to the street by a motorist Wednesday afternoon but was reported uninjured after ex amination by a local physician. ftoseburg police identined the child as Bill v Glassford. He ran suddenly in front of a car driven by Mrs. Virginia Lynch. 807 W. Kenwood St., in the vicinity of Harvard Ave. and Chatham Dr., according to police reports. Police said Mrs. Lynch stopped the car quickly when contact was made and was driving slowly at the time. The youngster was taken to a doctor for examination and released. Stolen Automobile Takei Teeners On Wild Chat KINO MAN. Aril. (AP) An automobile stolen at Hood River, Ore., carried two teenagers on a wild chase through Northwestern Arizona this week. It was halted when a date patrolman drove his car into the rear and stalled it. Arrested were Bill Spires, IS, and Carl Edward Tuttle, 17, both of Phoenix. Patrolman Kloyd Cisney said they and another youth, Douglas Reid. 17, Pacoima, Calif., ad mitted stealing the car at Hood River and of stealing cigarettes, candv, mone and other articles at Death Valley. II IX 1490 KC Announces ' Given $100 ! ed by Mri. Minnie Churchill, gave a talk on health and safety. A Thanksgiving dinner was served at noon. Tha next meeting of the club will be Dec. 12 at the Rica Valley Hall and will be a Christmas par-' ty. Gifts will be exchanged. Mr. and Mrs. Hickman and Miss Janice Hickman of Mapleton spent a weekend recently visiting the Kenneth Mulkey home. Professor and Mrs. Raymond Be fus are parents of a daughter, Mel ody Ann, born Nov. 12 at the Cot tage Grove Hospital. Miss Karrma Miller of Milton Freewater and Ann I.asswell, both students at Willamette I'niversity in Salem, have returned to school after visiting the Avery Lasswell, home in Yoncalla. Men Hunting , Wayne and Herschel Phillipa and Leslie Chapman have left on an elk hunting trip to Milton Free water. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Turpin of Klamath Falls visited the parental Harold Turpin home in Scotts Val ley recently. Mrs. Larry Watson. Martha and Larry Watson of Eugene were re cent dinner guests at the Eldon Lee home. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Payne have returned home from a Latter Day Saints convention held in Independ ence, Mo. Sandra Roche of McCann. Calif., is spending the winter with her grandmother. Mrs. Alvira Rogers and attending school in lonralla. Margaret Manhalter of Spencer. ev., is visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. An drew Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Kldon Lee attend ed the Eugene District Laymens' meeting in Eugene recently. BIRTHS Mercy Hospital STEVENSON To Mr. and Mrs. , Hamilton S. Stevenson. 1714 SE , Hamilton, Roseburg, Nov. 13. a son, Samuel Lynn; weight 7 pounds . ( ounces. DuBOlS To Mr. and Mrs. ! I John Dubois. 1576 Grove Lane, : ' Roseburg. Nov. 15, a son, Jerry j 'Dean; weight T pounds 3 ounces. I PIPPIN To Mr. and Mrs. Ger ald W. Pippin, Rt. 1 Box 16, Rose-! burg, !ov. 16, a son, vestal Keen- an: weight 9 pounds 4 ounces. GILBERT To Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Gilbert. 1850 SW River Ave., Roseburg, Nov. 16. a son, Monty Edward; weight 7 pounds 3'a ounces. Fl'GATE To Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Fugate, Box 545, Oak land. Nov. 18, a son, Timothy Emil; weight 6 pounds .V-a ounces. MARTIN To Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Martin. 442 W. Myrtle wood Court, Roseburg, Nov. 18, a ; son. Scott Earl; weight 8 pounds l1') ounces. Idaho Couple Visiting Families In Elgarose By THELMA HANSON Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Schulze of I.ewiston. Idaho, have been visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Newman and sons, Michael and Walter. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schulze. They are planning to make their home in Klgarose. Odie Stringer has returned to his work at Coon Creek after being quite ill in the hospital with pneu monia. William Jessie, baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Farnworth, is re covering from the chicken pox. P. 0. Murphy, who recently ar rived from Missouri, is making j his home with his mother, Mrs. i Minnie Murphy in F.lgarose. Movie Showtime FRIDAY, NOV. tl. lAftA , INDIAN THF.ATRU Doora open A .TO , CompLeta ahow A 4ft, A.OO. ' Man of the Wear 7 IS. t M 1 ITARMTH DRIVK IN Gate open A 10. Jthnwa atari 7 00. "Torpodo Run" 7 07, 1045. 'DMiieroui Kxila" BOA. SATI'AD AT, NOV. tt, 1U INDIA NTH FA THE Chfklrena Mating dnora opan 1 3 to, Complet artow I DO ' ftinim' tn tha Corn" 1:07. "Fullar Bruah Girl" l it Evening doora opc-n .10. Complete shows 4S, A 00. "Man nf the Weat" 7:tft. 1 30. ATARI.ITK DRIVB IN Gate opan A 10 Shows start 7 00 "Torpedo Bun" 7 07, 10.45. 1 Daneeroua Bxila" OA. "OH. PROMISE ME" Th numbr of marriages has bn on tho decline (or at least a full Tear, according to latest figures reported by the U.S. Public Health Service. The 1958 mar rwge rate ia down br 81 per rent from last year. Births also continue lower, running at the rate o Jt t per thousand popu lation a against 2 in 157. Newschart above compares totals in both categories. EXPERT TV REPAIRS IN YOUR HOMI ONLY $3.50 4 titrs tlanj tar tat., laa., ar twaf wrH4 I ana. E. W. ROELLE 4 SONS 0 1 Ult (Figures are from ioawory t Hi rough Augusr) Fl(027(000 y 2,797,000 p?S7l BIRTHS I L -. r, ;3EJJ:r- MA TaiepneM HEIRESS Sarolta Lor raine, 18-year-old freshman at San Diego University, has, with her sister, Idilko, 16, of San Francisco, been named heir to an Austrian castle and a quarter of a million dollar estate. ' Walla Walla Choir Plans Milo Concert The Walla Walla College Choir, under the direction of Melvin W. Davis, associate professor of mu sio at WWC, will present a concert at Milo Academy Saturday at 8 p.m. Prof. Davis holds a master of music degree from the Chicago Musical College and a bachelor of arts degree from College of Pa cific. The group will be heard In both secular and sacred numbers. Solo ists appearing will be Jorg Basaez, Chilean dramatic tenor, and Linda Lorren, pianist, who will perform Liszt's Piano Concerto No. 1. Glenn Aufderhar will be narrator. Among selections to be heard are: '"Sayings of the People.' "A Red, Red Rose.' ''He's Good and Handsome" and "Christ Went Into the Hills." Spirituals will include "Land of Degredation" and "I'll j Never Turn Back No More." ' This is the first tour of the year, made to acquaint residents of the Northwest about WWC, its aims and accomplishments. FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY Melvin Farber. Myrtle Creek i millworker, has filed a bankruptcy 1 petition in U.S. District Court in Portland. He listed debts of S6.118. 43. Mod.l 21T217 I CD CC HOT DINNER I tJ L-l rlVCC SANDWICH PlSllflSllJCs for .y.rr 10th dinn.r t.rv.d at JAI'"'"" DON'S DRIVE-IN . i --ni Acro.l ,om Driv.-ln ThMrr., i' Lflj fftVU Tri-Citr V-, JS Nov. 71 thru 28th only jdS Fridoy ond Soturdo. FQJCiH jQi Tony Curtis, Maris. Pavan and ft 0 D X Vi G.lb.rt Rolond in "THE MID- rAnfl -s. I -' - - - NIGHT STORY", lut "RETURN 7 STJI" TO WARBOW" itomna Phil Car- JfVIWHI) IV t r""'" VilliTr-r-; nfo'j Westinghouse 21-Inch TABLE TV ror uniy Gt.atert TV volu. . Loow ot! Loot ot thoe eoolity t.otyfot: "rood loud" TV, Alominis.d Pictiir. Tub., 21" oo.roH diofonol, 241 so. In. vi.w.hlo r.; Poth-Rutton On OH; Im.roxd SiK.t Sot.(uord Ch.tl.t; Tru.-Fid.lity FM Sound Srtt.m; monotony finish cobinot; many oth.r features usually cowinf mu.ti more. See it row! luy now or lay eway for Chrittmo.! Console Style Stand, only $20 22 S. I. JackMH St. Friday anal Saturday "RAINTREE COUNTY" Monraomary CliH EfiiabaH Taylor Door Optn 4 45 p.m. Shaw start 7:00 p.m. KIDDIE MATINEE SATURDAY at 1:00. Opan 1230 2 Pun-Filled Hi JUDY CANOVA "Sinflin' in tha Cam" plut LUCILLE BALL "The Puller Iruth Girl" PLUS TWO CARTOONS INDIAN THEATRE Open 6:30 . . . Show ttortt 7:00 Sun: Open 6:00 . . . Show 4:30 NOW . . . thru SUNDAY GLENN FORD ERNEST BORGNINE. Run DIANE BREWSTER DEAN JONES fttlTeOCOlOt CIMBMASCOP plut - DANGEROUS EXILE in COLOR with LOUIS JOURDAN Open :30...Shows 6:45-9:00 THRU SATURDAY ONLY CART COOPER SUN-MON-TUE Opn Sun. 3;1 5 Continuous ifiat WoTimc hot Sergeants meat head ANDY GRIFFITH v J 168 fhone OR 3-5521 i s back as a i
