The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, September 08, 1960, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text8 Tht Nwt-Rviw, Roitburg, On. Thuri., Sept. I, 1960 Movie Showtime TKoraaay, . . INDIAN THEATRE - Doom corn :. Comolele wowt :S0 t 40 "From lh Ter race" 1:10-10.00. 1TUTE DRIVE-IN Calee ooen 4 Snows start TOO. "The Wind Caniial Read" end "Ooeratlon Amiterdam." .INE MOIO THEATRE Getes open A M. Snows slarr 7:00. "Trade or the Car and "Private war of faior Benson." CLOVE RLEAF DRIVE IN (Sutherhnl Box attic coens al e:45. Show start at duix. fridoy I Saturday "THt TINGLER" Vincent Price - Judith Evelyn pluo "DOS OF FLANDERS" David Ladd Donald Crieai Community Nevs Briefs I Mr. and Mr. W. L. Toiar of this Mr. and Mri. Robart Htlliwtll city joined the latler'o brother and I and son Roger, and Michael Lor. thi citv are spending the week in i enzen of this city spent from Satur- Port and. wnere me iormer la i-iuj unuueu :..Ui.u.j tending medical meetings. But Aranti of Grant! Pas spent Mr. and Mrs. Eugetve Atwoad Wednesday in Roseburg attending ! spent the holiday weekend vacation to business matters. ! ing at Depoe Bay, the state fair in Salem and in Eugene visiting Mrs. Don Metioer and son. John, ! lnejr 80n-in law and daughter, Mr. and daghler, Helen, were in Port- ,nd Mr, Ranney Howerton. land over the holiday weekend, where they were joined by Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Barker and Metzger, who had arrived there! two children, Bryant and Lorene, from Toleo. Ore., and who accom-land the former's mother, Mrs. Vi- mmn THRU SAT ONLY Open 6:30 ... Shows 6:50-9:40 A TRULY BIG Greater Movie Season HIT! panied them back to Roseburg. j "THt Gal lint Hour" and "Th Angry Red Planet." TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Shew ttart at 7 00 "Sink Tha Bitmarckl" and "Flimi Over India." Friday, Sept. t, Ittt INDIAN TMEAtRE Door, opwi . Com plita shows s:M-:4Q. "From tha Ttrract" 7 lf-10 00. STARLITE DRIVE-IN Galea open 4 30 1 Shows start 7:00. "Tha Wind Cannot Read" and "Operation Amsterdam." I PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open 30. Shows start 7:00. "TracK ot tha eel" ana "Private War of Major Benson." CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutharlln) Box otflca opens at :. Shows start at dusk. "Tha Gallant Hours" and "Tha Angry Rod Planet." TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Shows start at 7 00. "Sink tha Bismarck." and "Flame Over India." BENETTA THEATRE Tlnglar" and "Dog Optn 6:30 . . . Shows ttort 7:00 NOW thru SAT Acodamy Award Winner CHARLTON HESTON (Star of "Ben Hur") ' "THE PRIVATE WAR OF MAJOR BENSON" In COLOR with Julia Adomi Tim Hovoy ROBERT MITCHUM TAB HUNTER "Track of th Cat" IN COLOR NOW thru SAT Open 6:30 ... Shaws Mart 7:00 DIRK BOGARDE ana barker, have lett lor ineir homes in Seattle, following a week here visiting John'i aunt, Mrs. Velle Broadway, on SE Lane Avenue. Mr. and Mr. Laonard Gardnar of Portland vtsited here recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Kichman en route to vacation in San Francisco. Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Kichman were former school friends and had not seen one an other for many years. Mr. and Mrs. John Kort have re turned to their home in the Oak Hill apartments on SE Main Street, following their vacation in the Ha waiian Islands. Thev made the trip (Win.ion) 'The both wavs bv Pan American woria 01 fiaiuiere " Airwavs jet plane. They enjoyed a I . 41... Xenn,lm anil IlVC'Uay IUU1 Ul lilt: i.-moiiuo . spent the remainder of their vaca tion at the Moana Hotel on Waikiki Beach. Kort is with tha Douglas County Stale Bank and Mrs. Kort is a secretary at the Douglas Coun ty Library. COLOAavOCbUXE OPERATION AMSTERDAM EVA BARTOC Tonight thru Saturday "SINK THE BISMARCK!" starring Kanntth Mara and Dona Vryntor, plus Louron Baeall. Kannath Mora ond Hftrbart Lorn in "FLAME OVER INDIA" Camlni SUNDAY "MeM TODD'48 "J7S u www a( tMHdiooio.1 Tonight thru Saturday Tha Story Of Tha Lata Fltat Admiral William F. Holi.y. Jamot C.gnay in "THE GALLANT HOURS" Alio "THE ANGRY RED PLANET" In Color Th following rodio Bttal tolovliioai profromo art printaef aa fra public sorvtco for Nawa-Raviow tX roodora. All profroM litttaft ora published aa racoivoal from rHo rosorivo ttotiani. Tho Nawt Rat low oooa not ocoaft roaponiibility for vorlollon from artfinol Kfiadutai furniihad this nawsoopor. 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THURSDAY S:30 Sclanca Fiction Theatro 0:00 Weatnar'Sparti'Nawi 4:14 Doug Fdvvarda Newt :30 Invlflbla Man 7:00 Olymplce 7:30 Johnny Rlngo t 00 Zana Gray Theatro I 30 Merkham a 00 Star Parlormanca 9:30 To Tall Tha Truth 10:00 Highway Patrol 10:30 City Dk 10:35 News Wire 10:45 Olymplce 11:00 Theater FRIDAY 5:30 City Detective A: 00 Weather-$perH-New 4:15 Douo Edwaroi. Newt 4:30 Rawhida 7 30 Hotel Da Paree I 00 Olympics 1:30 December Bride 9.00 Twilight Zone 9 30 Thle Men Oawaon 10:00 Grand Jury 10.10 Portlend Wreilllng 11:30 City Detk 11:35 Newi Wire 11:45 Olympic Highllghtl Don Groan, Tom Tomashek and Bob Klchllian attended the proles monal football game in Portland during the weekend. Mr. and Mr. Tom Barrens; and the furmer'f parenln, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Barrong, have returned to their homes here after spending tne weekend in Harnsnurg, visit ing at the Bill Barrong home. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ding and children, l.arry, Peggy, Vicki, Ron nie and David, accompanied by Mrs. Ding's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I., it. Dunaway of ilillsboro, spent the holiday weekend with their camp trailers fishing at Lemolo: Lake and Clearwater Reservoir. They report good fishing in both places. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Helliwell are back at their home on SK Kane Street, after spending the last several days in Portland. They were accompanied to Portland last Friday by their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Helli well, and small son, Richard Dex ter, who went on to their home in Washington D. C, following their vacation here at the Helliwell. home. Mri. Thomas F. Naal Sr. left, Roseburg Tuesday morning, bound for Little Rock, Ark., to see rela tives and revisit the home of her J birth which took place 76 years ! a to. Mrs. Neat's son and daufih- I ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ! Neal. took Mrs. Neal lo Portland I to take the Union Pacific train for 1 Little Rock via San Francisco, ( Denver and Kansas Cily. This is Mrs. Neal's first trip back since 1901. She plans to be gone for about three weeks. Mrs. Burton T. Randall and her mother, Mrs. Adah Knowland, left for Portland Tuesday lo see the ! former's son-in-law. Bruce Brenn, off to Ann Arbor, Mich., where hei will resume his studies for his mas- ter's degree at University of Mich-! igan with a fellowship in Far East ern Studies. He has also received (he national defense scholarship in language. Brenn and his wife, the former Lucinda Randall, have been ' visiting in Roseburg at the Randall home while he was employed in the area during the summer. Mrs.: Brenn, who will return from Port-' land with her mother and grand-! mother, will leave for Ann Arbor Sept. 18 by plane. Mr. and Mrs. Robart Harrison and son, Bruce, returned to Rose burg Sunday night following a week j visiting relatives in Utah. In Salt Lake City they spent some time with Mrs. Harrison's aunt. Mrs. Charlotte Douglas, and family and wilh Mrs. Harrison's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Wil lard, and family. In Ogden they visited Mrs. Harrison's mother,! Mrs. Frances Martin, and other relatives and spent some time with '. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sanders, former local residents, who now own a skating rink in Ogden. Kn route home they stopped in Boise, Idaho, to visit olher former Roseburg resi dents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie F.rick son, also skating rink owners. ; Kernan Turner, who has been spending the summer in lloonah, Alaska, with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner, is visiling rela lives and friends in Roseburg prior ! lo returning to his studies at Uni versity of Oregon where he will be a senior student. He will be graduated at the end of the lerm. Turner was managing editor of the Daily F.merald, University of Ore gon newspaper the last school year and will be editor this year. The Ralph Turners have left Alaska aft er residing there for the last two years while he was supeiinten dant of schools at Hoonah. They : will be leaving at the end of the! month for the Marshall Islands in I the South Pacific where Turner! will begin his duties as education I specialist. They will take the plane from San Francisco, with a four- day stopover at Honolulu. Mrs. Bruce Stainar, Mrs. Walter Mr Nicholls and Mrs. Kenneth Ewens I of Roseburg spent the holiday week spent one day last week in Eugene I end in Medford visiting at the home attending lo business. iof Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Spalz. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson and son, Jiinmv. of La Grande are spending this week visiting with I ilson s mower, jhio. nioib"" and Mri. John H. Robinson i Darnell where they enjoyed fishing the Deshutes River. Mri. Roy Barton of Coquille and Tom Baron of Coos Bay were Sun day visitors here at the home of Mri. Arthur Clarke of this city! Gaard Weldm.n of New York has; the former's brother and sister I and Mrs. Grace Gordon of Eugene ; arrived in Roseburg to visit at the 'inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wu- spent ine nonaay weekend in the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. son. Melolius area. Kannath Whaalar, U. S. Navy. has returned to his duties in San Francisco, Calif., after spending the Labor Day weekend in Rose burg visiting his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Howe. land Mrs. Franklyn Voyt, on SE I Overlook Avenue. St. Paul's Lutheran Woman's Guild will hold a rummage sale Saturday, Sept. 10 from 8 a.m. until noon at the parish house at 723 W. Corey. Mr. " and Mri. Roy Newton Rhodei of Las Vegas, Nev., have arrived here to spend 10 days visit ing at the home of the latler's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ricketts, oo SE Lane Avenue. 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