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10 The Newi-Revlew, Roeburg, Ore. Wed., Aug. 17, 1960 Community News Briefs lIIk -Ar.t-ig i . JjJ , " ij ill . INSIDE THE RING ITere'i part of the underground circuUr tunnel of llic torn innsher in Bronkhaven National Laboratory at Upton, N. Y. Magnets are lined up around tube of the ynchrotron in which atomic "tones" are hurled around the half-mile circle. Friendly people cleJn' TfV U yP Haste! A....',rr - x .... w ii cr ii a ' i Tl J: J vii.i .... iviion programi mrw pnnraa at a km public mc for Ncwi-Kiviaw rdFt. All program listings ar publiihed at rcctivid from th ratpacriv itafiont. Tht Ntwt Rvlw dot not accpt mpomibitiry for variation from original schtdulet furniihtd thit ntwipapor. KBES-TV Ch.5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY I Lovt Lucy : 30 Clear Horl2or 10:0O-Lovt Of Lift 10:30 Search For Tomorrow 10:4S-Guldlna Light 11:00 Reitless Gun 11:30-Love Thnt Bob 12;00About Facet 13:30 As The World Turns 1:00 Full Circle 1:30-Hout Party 2:00 Th Millionaire 2:30 Verdict Is Yours 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30-Edgt of Night Yao" SERVICE ill StRVICE CUIK1NHF0 PHONE OR 3-4123 KLUVER RADIO & TV It Roiiburi n Yeiri Old Hlwoy 99 at Garden Vol. Jet. MP APPLIANCE & REFRIGERATION SERVICE 01 MILLER . . . PAUL PULLMAN Complete Overhaul Pirll Ml Simei II All MUM o tiii mi se com KOIN-TV Ch. 6 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY .y-.W Grunt Holeomb, Nlwi 7:15 Capt. Kangnroo :00 Decemtwr Bride 1:30 Video Village t oo I Love Lucy :30 Clear Horiion 10:00 Lovt of Life 10:30 Senreh For Tomorrow 10:45 Guldlno Llqht 11:00 HI, Neighbor 11:30 Star Performance 12:001 Led Three Llvet Mon end Frl A mot 'N' Andy - Tuei and Ttiuri Panic - Wed 1?:3ft At The World Tumi 1:00 KOIN Kitchen KPIC-TV Ch.4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 9:00 Price It Right NBC 9:30 Concentration NBC 10:00 Truth or Contequencet NBC 10:30 It Could Be You NBC 11:00 Queen for a Day NBC 11:30 Romper Room 11:00 Young Dr. Malone NRC 17:30 From These Roots NBC 1:00 Comedy Playhouse NBC 1:30 Adventure lime NBC 2:00 Met lne WEDNESDAY 3:4S-Off to Market Radio Programs --Monday thru KRNR 1490 KC Newt broadcast by Columbia Broadcastinq System on the hour from 4 AM. to 11 P M Local newt broadcasts on the half hour Special newt program! at listed. 4 00 Sign On Newt 7:30 Frank Gott 7:45 Local Newt 9:40 Garden Club fTi'ttl 10: 45 Home E tension Program (Wed) 11:05 Arthur Godfrey 17:15 Weather 17: JO Newt Summary 1? 10 Gary Moore CBS 11:-C'osby-Clooney Show CB1 1; OS-Beit Seller KQEN 1240 KC SchMulrt Highlight!! KQEN muilc ttirouoh. Jul broadcait day Dtlmm l,ird p,o(jrrm local and ABC networn ntvneaitt al s mm. uti befora aach hour throuohojl lha dy 1 S"K'1 ''ems I0II0.1: :0O Waka Up Muilc 4:30 tocal Nrwt 4:?S- Sporla Highlight 30-World Nawa-ABC 4:55 Waalhar Capiula 7:00 FranK Hamlngway ABC KYES 9n(C" MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY astc; Mutle. newt, and wethr wtth' 4:09 ht f:0O-Tht Ltroy Hlatt Show cbSiik h ... WEDNESDAY ef:00-Jff's Colli 4:30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons 5:00 Shakespearean Festival 5:15 TV Quei! ion Box 5:30 Woody Woodpecker 4:00 Your TV Weatherman 4:05 Local News- 6: 15 Doug Edwards and The News' :30 Sgt. Preslon ot Tht Yukon 7:00 Meet McGraw 7: 30 Men Into Spact 8:00 The Millionaire B: 30 I've Gol a Secret 9:00 Theatre 10:00 December Brldt 10:30 Final News 10:45 Dan Smoot 11:0O-Slgn Oil RALPH L. RUSSELL Horn Loans Insurance Bonds Loan Representative Equitable Savings & Loan Ass'n Mildred Hornschuch, Aisociata Street Level, Pacific Building Phone OR 2-2689 Layaway your ' reol" CHRISTMAS DOLL now. No deposit requirtd. JOHNNY'S (41 S.t Jjckm 1:30 House Party 2:00 The Millionaire 2:30 Verdict I Youn 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge 0' Night 4:00 Full Circle 4:30 Cartoon Circus 5:00 Roy Rogers - Mon., Wed., and Frl Twenty-! Men Tues. and Thur. WEDNESDAY 5:30 Mr. District Attorney 6:00 Weather Sporli New e:15 Doug Ett wards. Newt 4:30 Reckoning 7:30 Men Into Space 1:00 Ihe Mhlionnaire JO I've Gol a Secret 9:00 Theater 4:00Life ot Riley 4:30 Addle Bobklni 5:00 Sqt. Preslon 5: 30 Woody Woodpecker 4:0O Northwest Newt 4:15 Huntley-Brlnklev-NBC 4:30 Wagon Train NBC 7:30 Interpol Calling I 00 Happy-NBC I 30 Tate NBC 9 oo This ii Your Life NBC 9:30 Lockup 10 00 Cannonba II 10 30 Report 10:45 Jack Pa a r NBC THUkSDAY 3:30 Spectator 1:30 Bob Rlchardl 1:35 The Couple Net Door 1:45 Right lo Happinest 1:55 The Kingston Trio 7 05 Whispering Street! 7:15 Ma Perkins 2:30 Young Dr. Ms lone 2 45 The Second Mrs. Burfon ?: 55 Kingston Trio CBS 305 Houseparty tBS 3: ?5 Kingston Trio CRS 3 30 Garden Club (Fri) 3 J5 Information Booth (To 5 PW) 4 30 4H Club Proqram (Twei and 5 00 L owe 1 1 T homa t C B $ 5-10 Sport Time CBS 5:15 TraltiC Watch 5.25 Local Newt 7 45-Local Newt 00 Cliff Enqie ABC I 30 Local Newt 1: 55 Paul Harvey ABC 9 00 Breakfast Club 10:15-Tello Test-ABC 10:30 Farm Exchange ll30 Stork Club 17:00 Mid Day Newt lOO-Builneit Fine ABC 3-IS Social Calendar 3 30-Loral Newt 5. DO John Daly ABC 9:00 to 12 00-Ramblin with Rambo 17 00 to I 00 The Leroy Hlatt Show J 00 to 7:00-Ramblln w.th Ramoo Snedal Features: Headlint newt on th hour AY 0 Search Continues For Missing Girl NESPELEM, Wash. (AP) Aid ed by bloodhounds, searchers on foot and horseback Tuesday comb ed the rugged Gold Lake area of the Colville Reservation for an Indian girl missing since Sunday afternoon. Deputies and about 75 volun teers searched through the dense woods about 10 miles northwest of Ncspelem for Trudy Jane, 13, last seen while out picking huckle berries. Temperatures in the 4,000-foot area have dropped sharply during recent nights. The growth is so thick that an Okanogan County deputy who flew over the scene before dark Monday reported he could see none of the searchers below. The girl was reported missing by her sister. THURSDAY 4:00-Frlflndsrtlp Circle 4.'30-Uncie Bill's Cartoons 5; 15-20-30 Cfub 5:30 Roy Rogers :0o Your TV Weatherman 4:05 Local News 4:15 Doug Edwards & tht News 4:30 Corral Swingsters 7:00 Playhouse of Stars 7:30 Interpol Calling 8:00 Rescue 8 8:30 Bravo Stallion :00 TBA :30 To Tell Tht Truth 10:00 TBA 10:30 Final News 10:45 Americans at Work 11:00 Wrangler 11:30-Slgn Oil YOU'LL SING after you have started your advertisement in this space. CALL OR 2-3321 to reiervo this ipot today The News-Review 10:00 Slar and the Story 10:30 City Desk 10:35 Newt Wire 10:40 Theater THURSDAY J: 30 Science Fiction Theatri : 00 Weather-Sport s-Newt 6:15 Doug Edwards Newt 4 30 Invisible Men 7:00 CRS Reports 7 : 30 Johnny R Ingo 1:00 2a tie Grey T heal re :30 Markham 9:00 Star Performance 9:30 To Tetl The Truth 10:00 Highway Patrol 10:30 City Desk 10:35 Newt Wlra 10:40 Theater 4:00Sutlt 4:30 Addle Bobklni 5: 30 Huckelberry Hound 4:00 Northwest Newt 4:15 Hunlley-Brlnkley NBC 4 30-Re.cua 7:00 Bat Master son-NBC 7: 30-State Trooper 1:00 Bachelor Father NBC 130 Wrangler NBC 9:00 You Bet Your Lift NBC 9: 30 Manhunt 10 oo-u s. Marshal 10:3fl-Report 10:45 Jack Paar NBC Friday 5 30 Sports CBS 5:45 Frank Goss CBS 5: 55 Weather Tomorrow 4 05 HI-FI Hour 4 35 Masters Of Me'ody CBS 7 05 Amot 'N Andy 7 05 Carter Symphony Hour (Wed) 7 : 75 K Ingi ton Trio C B S 7:30 Bob Richard! Show CBS (Mon thr Thurs) ? 30 Double Your Pleasure CBS (Frl) 7;3S In Person CBS (Mon thro Thuri Friday starts at 7 40) I OS Night Welch (To 101 10 00 Richfield Reporter (Until July lit) 10 00 Newt (After July 1st) 10:15 Music To Dram By 11:00-Sgn Off S:iS tydlt Gorme (Mon Wed Frl.) 5:70 Sport! Highlight! 5:35 Van Horn-ABC 5 45 Headline News ABC 4 OOEdw. P. Morgan ABC 4 15 Local Newt 4:15 Farm Exchange 4 30 Butinest Final ABC 5-10 Paul Harvey ABC 7 00 Vandercoofc Newt ABC : 00-1 0 : 00 7 e leou n 0 00 Queen MuiiC 17:00 Sign off Weather Report at U past lha hour Newt Summer ri at to pt the hour Meeting Memo'! at past tht hour Farm Market Report 17:19 Battel Music, Newt, and weather withi . .. ..I I IJ I- eam- H. H. Hobi of this city spent the weekend at Lake 0 the Woods with his family. Mrs. Donna Robinton was in Portland during the weekend to vis it with relatives and to see ".Music Man." Mr, and Mrs. Jack Cat and son, Nick, were in Corvallis recently to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Buchanan. Mrs. Bu chanan is Mrs. fate's mother. Mr. and Mr. Lowell Slick, Larry ; famjv returned to their home on Kingen and John Doyle were injSE (;lenn strcet MrS- Zuber and Portland Saturday to see ''Music daucht Carol and SOIli John Man. Danny Slick sma 1 son of : m lne wcek al Diamoni Lake Mr. and Mrs. Lowe I Slick stayed j vcationing. for the day with his great-grandmother, Mrs. Helen Jacobs, in Eu gene. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Henbrick and son, Tom; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Munson and sons, Steve and Tom my; Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKee and children, Roger and Marie, and Mrs. George Munson drove to Talltree, YMCA camp on the Mc Kcnzie River. They picnicked at state parks in the area. Mrs. Beatrice Smith and daugh ter, Barbara, have returned to their home on SE Azalea Drive, following the last month in Fargo, N. D., visiting relatives and friends. They formerly resided in North Dakota before moving here. Mrs. Smith, who is a sister of Emil Ramberg, is employed at the Limp qua Hotel. Mrs. Frank Roberts and daugh ter, Miss Margaret Jackson, of Santa Monica, Calif., and the for mer's grandson, Jim Jackson, and his wife of Molalla, visited Satur day in Roseburg at the home of Miss Florence, Miss Violette and Lloyd Cole. They also visited with Mrs. Jessie Kvidera, and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Mankins of Roseburg and Col. and Mrs. Ed Bealy, who are visiting -here from San Francisco, spent last weekend visiting places of interest in Port land. They especially enjoyed the New Lloyd's Center. Col. a,id Mrs. Beaty plan to remain in Roseburg as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mankins for the remainder of the week then will go home via Crater and j Diamond Lakes. Mrs. Bealy and Grady Mankins are cousins. Mrs. Edna Helgeson, president of tue Koscourg Business and Pro fessional Women's Club, accom panied by Mrs. Story lies of this city, drove to Tillamook Saturday, where she attended the executive board state meeting of club presi dents. Mrs. lies attended the din ner and breakfast meetings held there. En route back to Roseburg they stopped over in Springfield to visit Mrs. lies' son, Ferroll lies, and his family. Roseburg BPWC will have the district conference here Oct. 22-23. Mn. A. J. Young and her grand daughter. Miss Brooke Young, and Miss Mollie Ware of Roseburg left bv bus luesday for Long Beach Calif., to attend the Supreme SeS' sion of the International Order of Job's Daughters to be held at the Lafayette Hotel. Mrs. Young is a past supreme officer, a past grand guardian of Oregon and a past guardian of Roseburg Bethel No. 8. She has arranged a special trip tor Brooke and Mollie to enjoy Dis neyland and also a short ocean cruise while they are in Southern California. Mist Marilyn Munroe, eldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Munroe, and her roommate. Mar sha Willey, are spending their va cation from nurses training school at the College of Medical Evangel ists, the Seventh-day Adventist Medical training center, with the former's parents. They will return to college to resume their studies Sept. 6. Miss Munroe is a former student of Roseburg Junior Acad emy and was graduated from Milo Academy. She has a sisler, Cheryl, and a brother, Dennic, here at home. . . . ml WJltUji This wonderful now policy protects you, your family, your home, your belongings, and yoiH automobile against loss, ' damage, fire, theft ami liability. UMPQUA INSURANCE AGENCY TOM PARGETER VIC LEWIS DAVE GEDDES, Jr. OUR 43rd YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Miller and daughters are leaving today fori Winchester Bay to spend a few days camping and fishing. Mrs. Paul K. Ryan has returned! to her home on si. Lane Avenue, following two weeks at Nelscott, Ore., as the houseguest of Mr. and Mis. Thomas J. Croh. Ted Zuber of this city drove to Diamond Lake to join his family for the weekend and to take them nn a tt-in In (Vlor I hnfnro th John Todd, son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Todd, of this city, spent last week as a junior councelior at the YMCA Camp Tall Tree on the McKenzie River, and is spending this week attending the summer work shop of the student council at University of Oregon. Howard Sohn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sohn of this city, ar rived here by air over the week end from France, where he has been studying during the summer and on Sunday left for Eugene to spend this week attending the sum mer work camp of student junior council at University of Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Everett La Bore have returned home following a vacation trip during which they visited Mrs. LaBore's mother in Rockford. III., and LaBore'f broth er in Omaha, Neb. They also en joyed seeing Grand Canyon, Zion and Bryce national parks en route home, Mr. and Mrs. S. K. McGaughey and daughter. Marianne, and the latter s friend. Colleen Pennard left the first of the week for their home in Areata, Calif. The latter three came to Roseburg last week to visit Mrs. McGaughey's mother, Mrs. Dale Guiley, and were joined here for the weekend by Mr. Mc Gaughey and they were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis on SE Azalea Drive. family of Cottage Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Gales and family, of Crow- 0,re- and i,rs. Ne? Boydcn of -Seattle came to Roseburg Fri day for the funeral of Eldon Gates. Burial took place at the family plot at Crow and going there from Roseburg were Mrs. Eldon Gates, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Preston and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Preston. Mrs. Boyden is a sister of Mrs. Gates and the Preston brothers. A. C. Gies, president of the Sa lem Geological Society, made ar rangement for a two day visit of members to Umpqua Valley. Mak ing the tour were Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Estey, Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Koop, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Van Cleve, Verna Keppinger, Mrs. Else D. Allen, Mrs. George Moorhead, Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Barber, Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. Olmars, Victor M. Koop Jr., Mrs. Marv D. Perrine. Goklia Kyle, Carl Smith and Oliver Matthews. They toured the Hanna Nickel Mine at Riddle securing specimens for collections Saturday and in the afternoon visited Bon anza Mine east of Sutherlin. A pic nic on the Umpqua at Winchester was followed by a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Teater at Dor othy's Agate and Gift Shop, where they received souvenirs. Sunday morning a field trip to the Fossil Beds at Glide was followed by a tour of the Fish Hatchery at Rock Creek and a picnic at Susan Creek Park. In Roseburg they staved at "Rolling Hills Motel" and "At Last Trailer Park." The Salem So ciety meets the second Thursday of every month for a work night and the fourth Thursday for a lec ture or program at Collins Hall at Willamette University. The follow ing weekend they plan a field trip to some hunting area with an in terest in geology predominating. Members of other groups are in vited to visit their meetings in Sa- 1 1cm. (If U 20 One policy! One premium! One expiration date! One agent! SECURITY BUILDING Comtr Roi 4 Lont Su. PHONE OR 2-3348 FREE PARKING IN REAR OF BUILDING IN ROSEBURG Al Christensen was here from U. S. Navy leave at Alameda, Calif., to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christensen. Mrs. Jim Moon and children are1 here from Portland to visit for two weeks at the home of the for - mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Kilkenny. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Arktrson of San Diego, Calif., have arrived here to visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Cain, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ablbom and family, who are visiting here from Minnesota, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Borgen and the latter's sister, Mrs. J. Jarvis Robertson, of this city spent Monday at the coast. Choryl Ryan, Mary Ellen Putt man and Mary Lynn Rose spent Tuesday in Eugene, where they took placement tests for college. Paul Barcus, who has been ill the last couple of months, is now able to be back at his omce at Bar cus Sales and Service. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Speidell and daughters, Carol and Norma left today for Canada to enjoy a two weeks vacation trip, the lor- mer is with Orchard Auto Parts here and Mrs. Speidell is secretary in the office of Dr. John A. Doer ing, manager of the Roseburg VA Hospital. A rummage salo will be held by the Business and Professional Women's. Club Saturday, Aug. 20, beginning at 8 a.m. in the former Umpqua Valley Hardware Duuuing, corner of SE Jackson and Oak Avenue. Those having donations to be picked up are asked to call Martha Wishart, OR 3-4275. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Campbell and son, Jim, of Brainerd, Minn., left Tuesday for their home, fol lowing a visit here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Thomas, and family, in Ridgewood. Campbell is music director in the public schools at Brainerd and is a former mu sic teacher of Mrs. Thomas. Mon day Mrs. Thomas and children took the Minnesota visitors to Drain to visit her mother, Mrs. W. S. Carl son. Mrs. Vern South of Roseburg and her daughter, Mrs. Vernon (Jean) Leonard, and sons, Charles and Ronnie, of Vade, Calif., formerly of this city, we're among those re cently attending the Seventh-day Adventist camp meeting at Glad stone. Mrs. South entered a local hospital here upon her return for surgery and Mrs. Leonard and sons are remaining here until she is able to be about again." Mr. and Mrs. Leonard have charge of the Pinecrest Youth Camp, a year around recreation camp at Vade. Calif., near Lake Tahoe, and which is sponsored by the California Con ferences of Seventh-day Adventists for their youth. Charles was a freshman at Milo Academy last year. He is a former student of Roseburg Junior Academy. Sen. Young Puts Watch On Nixon WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Ste phen M. Young (D-Ohio) told the Senate Tuesday he used a stop watch to figure out that Vice President Richard M. Nixon spent precisely two hours, 55 minutes 40 seconds in the presiding officer s chair during ahout 57'i hours of Senate session last week. I He said this showed that "the ' honor and responsibility of presid ing have been relinquished by the ! vice president" during all but 5.1 per cent of that week's sessions. Young said Nixon was not to he condemned on the basis of such statistics, but that the Constitu tion states clearly "the vice president shall preside" over Sen ale meetings. His speech drew swift Republi can retorts that the figures merely show that Nixon, the Republican presidential nominee, instead of taking the "easy way" of serving out his term by sitting in an arm ' chair through Senate sessions, has played an active role in foreign and domestic policy making. The Republicans also brought up the number of Senale roll call votes missed ' by Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, the Democratic standard bearer, in this Congress session. Neither Nixon nor Kennedy was in the chamber to hear Hie debate. Sen. Gale W. McGee (D-Wyo) sat silently in the presiding officer's chair. Sen. Kenneth B. Keating (R-NY) told the Senate he was "aston ished" the Ohio senator would make such point of Nixon's work ing hours. Keating said there had been 149 roll call votes thus far in the 1960 Congress session and Kennedy an swered only 29. IT PAYS TO i i PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS I WE CATER TO PARTIES ot the Piano Roll Inn Special parties arranged for 5 to 25. Clubs, anniversaries, M weddings, birthdays. Call us for special menu and prices. Piano Roll Inn 940 NW Garden Voll.y Blvd. Ph. OR 2-4622 Mr. and Mrs. Art Southwick and two children have moved from NW Roseburg to 164 W. Hickory to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Harley Smith ! have returned to their home in 1 this city, following the weekend i visiting and attending to business I ,n Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Preston and Art Southwick of this city drove to Eugene Saturday, where the for-mi- nA tho tatlpr attended a ioint I meeting of local 1475 and Eugene of the Painting ana Decorators con tractors Association. Mr. and Mrs. Art Berr left Mon day for their home in Mount Shas ta. Calif., following a trip here last Thursday to visit the latter's neph ew. Jack May, and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. May took them to their summer place at Siltcoos Lake, where they enjoyed excellent fish ing over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Bradey, both of whom have been doing summer school session studies in Portland, have arrived here to vis it the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ellison. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bradley will teach in the Co quille High School this coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Robins and Mrs. Jack Hasbrouck of Rose-j burg were among those enjoying the Friday evening performance of The Music Man in Portland. The 1 touring stage show starred Forrest Tucker of motion pictures and tele-1 vision. Mr. and Mrs. Robins also enjoyed seeing Portland's new ! Lloyd Center shopping area. j Albert Wiesendanger, executive secretary of Keep Oregon Green Association. Inc., visited briefly in Roseburg Tuesday. He continued on later in the day to visit at Grants Pass and Medford. He is ; distributing a new and improved Oregon place mat which has a i pictorial map of the state with no-! tations of history, current resourc-1 es and activities, and a vast 1 amount of general information. He left a quantity of mats with the ( Roseburg Chamber of Commerce. ! Movie Showtime Wednesday, Aug. 17, 190 INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 6:45. Com-; plele showt 7:00-9:20. "The Apartment" 7:15-9:40 STARLITE DRIVE-IN Gates open 7. Show starts at dusk. "The Bellboy" and "House i of Seven Hawks" PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open 7. Show starts at dusk. "Toby Tyler" , and "Sergeant Rutledge" CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlin Box office opens at 7, show starts at dusk "Thunder Over Hawaii" and "The King and Four Queens" TRI CITY DRIVE-IN (Trl-Clty) Show starts at dusk. "The Enemy Below and "Sing Boy Sing" THURSDAY, AUG. II, 1M INDIAN THEATRE Doors open e:. Complete shows 7:00-9:20. "The Apart ment" 7:15-9:40. STARLITE DRIVE-IN Gates open 7:00. Shows start at dusk. "The Bellboy" and "House of Seven Hawks." PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open 7:00. Shows start al dusk. "Toby Tyler'.' and "Sergeant Rutledae." CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlin) Box office opens at 7:00. Shows start at dusk. "The Mouse That Roared" and "Killers OF Kilimanjaro-" TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Shows start at dusk. "The Sword and The Cross" and "Angry Red Planet." Gates Open at 7:00 NOW! . . . thru SAT only! It's Jerry's Biggest Hit! WLOR NICOLE UT MflllPFY lAifA Dave Davis, Lynn Baxter and Butch Backen of this city spent the weekend in Portland, where they enjoyed the Shrine game. Mrs. C. E. Grubb of this city is in Portland visiting her son. Nelson Grubbe, and family, and daughter, Mrs. Roy Deleryia, and family. She attended a family re union in Washington over the week Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cottle and small daughter, Cinda, of Corvallis, have been visiting here with Mrs. Cottle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har old Backen Jr., and left today for Pasadena, Calif., to visit the for mer's parents. Cottle will resume his studies at Oregon State College next month. Mrs. Cottle is the for mer Linda Backen of this city. Tonight BUCK NITE $1.00 Per Carload "THE ENEMY BELOW", plu Tommy Sands in "SING BOY SING" THRU SAT ONLY Open 6:45. ..Show. 7:00-9:20 "THE APARTMENT" JACK LEMNION SHIRLEY MaoLAIME FRED MacMURRAY ' Rmy Watmton-Edtm Admmm Open 7:15. ..Shows start Dusk NOW thru SAT Walt Disney's Happiest Show on Earth "TOBY TYLER" 10 Weeks with a Circus IN TECHNICOLOR plus JEFFREY HUNTER in John Ford's "SERGEANT RUTLEDGE" IN COLOR Tonighf BUCK NITE $1.00 o Cor "THUNDER OVER HAWAII" plus Clark Gable Eleanor Parker in "THE KING AND 4 QUEENS" Both in Color . . . Shows at Dusk PLUS: Only they knew the Myrtery, the Feor and l. c i l UTHEHOUSEofthe SEVEN HAWKS . UNDA CHRISTIAN r
