The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, September 23, 1960, Page 12, Image 12

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    12 Th News-Review, Roseburg,
Tenmile Group To Meet
An oreanizational meeting for.sion I'nit will be held at the Ten
ths Olalla-Tenmile Home Exten-
REGISTER NOW
lor Elks-Sponsored
JR. BALLROOM DANCE
PHONE OR 3-6326
After 1 P.M.
WE'RE CELEBRAl
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WITH BIG'
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Gome of Easy Money Reg.
"24x34" Blackboord Reg.
Go to The Head of the Class Reg.
Mag. Alphabet & Spelling Bd Reg.
Large Deluxe Loge Deluxe fj. J
Wonderhorse Doll . table & chair Pedal Car
... $28 .oo Carriage aet r.,.$u9
Reg. $10.00 Reg. 24.95
$17.94 $5.97 $14.94 $9.99
Child's Phonograph ; Reg. $8.87
Tonka Bulldozer Reg. $3.00
Drink & Wet 20" Baby Doll Reg. $4.94
American Modern Tea Set ... Reg. $2.00
SHOP OUR 77c
BARGAIN TABLE
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Ore. Frl., Sept. 23, 1960
mile Club House Tuesday at 10:30
a. m., reports Mrs. Walter Loan,
A demonstration on makintf wall
plaques from coffee cam will be
presented. Those wishing to par
ticipate should bring a two-pound
coffee can and band, a large mar
ket bag, needle point and flat nose
pliers, tin snips and gloves. Mem
bers are to bring a neighbor and
i sack lunch. Coffee to be furnished.
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Come-Back Toys Spec. 10c
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5: 30 HucK lebtrry Hound
4 00 Your TV Woatherman
6:05 Local Ntwi
4:15 Doug Edwards and Tilt New
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7:30 Hotel Da Partt
1:00 Video Village
: 30 T ombslone Territory
9-00 Twilight Zona
,30 Penon to Parson
10:00 The Call lorn lam
10:30 Final Newi
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SATURDAY
: 35 Cartooni
t:4S Baseball Leadoff
t :55 Bateball (Chicago at Cleveland)
2nd Anniversary
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9:jOThis Man Dawson
10:00 Grand Jury
10:30 Portland Wrestlinfl
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11:35 Nrwi Wire
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10 Pre Game ABC
1 JO-Bob Richards
t-jv Th Couple Nevt Door
j 41 Right To Happiness
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j 05 Whispering Streets
3 15-Ma Perkins
2 10 Young Or. Ma lone
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3 Os Homfoarty CBS
3 7S KfnqMon Tno CBS
3 )0-Ganlm Club (Fn)
3 it Information Booth (To 5 PM)
4 KV4 M Club Program (Tue and Thurs)
5 00 Lowell Thomas CBS
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S: 14 Loral News
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I W Local News
IMPauI Harvey ABC
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10:14 tello Test ABC
10- JO Farm F orrtangt
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II 00 M.d Day News
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J-74 Social Calendar
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1100 to ) 00 Thg Leroy Hiatt Show
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Headhnt news ts tht hour
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Dixonville Youth
For Colorado To
By JEAN RADCLIFFE
Pat Hatfield, who has spent the
summer at his Dixonville home,
left for Ft. Collins, Colo., recently
where he will attend Colorado
State College.
He was accompanied by Bill
rail 1
FOR YOU i
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Roseburg
:ool Love Lucy
2:30 Mighty Mount
3:00 Lone Ranger
3:30 Heckle and Jackie
4:00 T BA
4:30 Political
4:45 Country Style USA
5:00 Bowling Stars
5;30-TUA
6:00 Meet Your Giants
6:30 Perry Mason
7:30 Sea Hunt
1:00 To Be Announced
1: 30 Have Gun, Will Trivel
9:00 Gunimokt
?: 30 Phil silvers Show
10:00 TBA
lOJO-Manhunt
11:00 Final News
11:15 MGM Hall of Fame
1:00 Sign Oil
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9:45 Baseball (Chicago at Cleveland)
1:00 Two-Gun PlayhomJ
7:30 Mighty Motive Playhouse
3:00 Lone Ranger
3:30 Roy Rogers
4 00 Armchair Theater
5:00 Bowling Stars
5:30 Mr. District Attorney
6 00 Four Jutl Men
4:30 Perry Mason
1:30 Have Gun. Will Travel
9:00 Gunsmohe
9:30 Death Vallav Days
10:00 Shotgun Slmie
10 30 Saturday Reporter
10.35 Theater
I 45 NCAA Football (Mich. vi. Pittsburgh)
I I 45Post Game ABC
1? 00 Baseba'l (Pittsburg at MHwaukle)
1 30 Dan Smoot
1:45 Saturday Mallnre
3:00 True StoryNBC
3 30 Detective Diary NBC
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4 30 Odvssey
5 00 Plainsman NBC
5 J5 Walt Disney Presents ABC
4 JO Bonanza NBC
J 30 Tall Man NBC
8 PO Deputy NBC
8 30 Lawrence We'k ABC
9 JO Man From Interpol NBC
10 CO Price Is RiQht NBC
10:30 Saturday Cinema
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5 . Snorts CBS
3:44 Frank Go-CB
5 Vs Weather Tomorrow
( OV-HI-FI Hour
4:1-Msters Of Me'ody CBS
7 04 Amos 'N Andy
7:04 Carter Symphony Moor (Wed)
7 75-Klngston Tno-CBS
7:J0 Roto Richards Show CBS (Mon thr
Thurs 1
7 Oouhie Your Pleaure CB (Frl)
7;J5 In Person CBS IMon thru Thurt
Friday starts at 7 40)
I flt Night Watch (To 10)
10 00-R.chliekt Reporter (Until July lit)
10 kv News (Alter July Ht)
10 1S Muic to Dream Bv
11.00 Sign Off
5:14 Fvdle Gorme (Mon., Wed Pn.)
5 70 Sports Highlights
J jVan Horn ABC
5 44 Headline News ABC
4:00 Edw. P. Morgan ABC
4:14 Local News
4:74 Farm thano
4:30 Business Final ABC
5:10 Paul Harvey ABC
7:00 Vendercook News ABC
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17:00 Sign Off
Weather Report at 4 past tha hour
Newt Summaries at putt the hour
Meeting Memo's at 4 past tha hour
Farm Market Report 11:11
Leaves Recently
Attend College
Meloy who went as far as New!
Plymouth, Idaho. The two boy
planned to visit with Mr. and Mrs.
David Walker in that city. David
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Walker, former residents of this
area.
Granddaughter Born
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manske
are grandparents of their first
grandchild, a girl, born to their
son, Douglas, and wife at Corval
lis. The baby, named Kllajo Lynn,
was born Sept. 14 and weighed
7 pounds.
Recent weekend visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Krnie Weber were Mr.
and Mrs. Spencer Johnson and
family of Reedsport.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and
two daughters, drove to Grants
Pass recently where they were
guests of Mrs. Miller's brother,
I-oren Behymer, and family. They
also visited another brother, Tay
lor Behymer, of Clear Lake, Calif.,
who was visiting in Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Banning, ac
companied by the tatter's brother
and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
U. K. McLaughlin, recently spent
several days at coastal points.
They spent two days at Bandon
where they visited Carl Ingram
and stopped at Winchester Bay en
route home. Recent weekend vis
itors in the Banning home were
Mrs. Banning'! brother-in-law and
sister. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Molli
son, of Portland.
Recent visitors of the Frank Mil
lers were Mr. and Mrs. John Gritt
man of Hillsboro.
Steve Bowman, Cone Wagner
and Les Bogner left for Eugene
recently where they will begin fall
term at the University of Oregon.
Errol Maddox also left recently
for Corvallis, where he will attend
Oregon Slate College.
A caller on Mrs. Carl C. Hill
one day last week was Mrs. Gladys
Shrutn of Portland.
SALE SCHEDULED
Chapter CU, PEO Sisterhood,
will hold a rummage sale Satur
day at 8 a. m. at the Roseburg
Woman's Club.
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Dixonville Woman
Home From Hospital
By JEAN RADCLIFFE
Mrs. C. L. Branton of Dixon
ville is now at her home on Strader
Road, recuperating from a recent
accident. She fell from a ladder
while picking pears at her home,
requiring hospital care for a week.
Man 'Employed
Irving Anderson Is employed at
the Charles Brent Exchange in
Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wagner are
now living in one of the L. L.
Harpole rentals on the old Dixon
ville Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Abbey of
Stevenson. Wash., were recent vis
itors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Anderson and Mrs. C. L. Branton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Karcher and
sons spent a recent weekend visit
ing the Bud Karchers in Reeds
port. Mr. and Mrs. George James
and daughter drove to Portland re
cently on business.
Mrs. S. W. Wagner of Bend is
visiting in the home of her son,
Sam Wagner, and family. The
group drove to coastal points one
day.
Movie Showtime
FRIDAY. SEPT. U,
INDIAN THEATRE Door i open 6:30. Com
ulete thowi 7:00-9: IS. "Psycho" 7:20-9:35.
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Galei open 6:30. Show
starts at 7:00. "For the Love of Mike"
and "Young Jese Jflrnei"
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Galei open 6:30.,
Shows start at 7:00. "This Happy Feeling"
and "Go lor Broke"
TRI CITY DRIVE IN Show starts at dusk.
"Masters of the Congo Jungle" also
"Hnnibdl"
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlln) Box
office opens al 6:45. Show starts at dusk.
"Sign of the Gladiator" and "Hell Bent
For Leather"
BENETTA THEATRE (Winston) "The
First Travelling Saleslady" and "Circus
ol Horrors" ,
SATURDAY, SEPT. 54 1l
INDIAN THEATRE Kiddies Matinee doors
open 12:30. One complete show al I. "Joe
Dakola" 1:07. "This Island Earth" 2:40.
Out at 4: 10. Evening doors open 6:30.
Complete shows 7-9:15. "Psycho" 7:20-9:35
STARLITE DRIVE IN Gates open 4:30.
Shows start at 7. "For the Love ol Mike"
and "Young Jesse James"
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open
6:30. Shows star, at 7. "This Happy Fell
ing" and "Go For Brotc"
TRI CITY DRIVE .IN (Trl-Clly) Show
starts at 7. "Masters of the Congo Jungle"
and "Hannibal"
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE IN (Sutherlln) Box
office opens at 6:45, show starts al dusk.
Jalopy nfte "Sign of the Gladiator" and
"Hell Bent lor Leather"
Yoncallans Leave
On Nebraska Trip
v Mr. and Mrs. William McCul
lough and Alfren Waters, all of
Yoncalla, left recently on a three
week trip to Nebraska.
Business Transacted
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Means of
Ashland transacted business in
Yoncalla recently, reports Mrs.
George Kdes, correspondent.
Mr. and Mrs. Kred Cady have
purchased a small tract of land on
the former Booth ranch east of
Yoncalla and have started building
a new home.
Guests at the Dewey Sheets home
recently were Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Peterson and daughter ol Bellevue,
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cockeram
j has as their guests recently Mrs.
Harry Underwood of Youngslown,
I Ariz.
! Mr. and Mrs. William Christian
I sen of Vermillion, S. D., visited
at the Jess Ruring home recently.
! Junior Woman's Club
Accepts New Budget
! At a recent mooting of the Rose
burg Junior Woman's Club, the
budget for the coming year was
voted on and accepted. The club
mot at the Woman's Club house
with Mrs. George Stroop presid
ing. Mrs. J. M. Boyle gave a report
on the rentals of the club set up
: for the coming vear. Mrs. Gay-
land Matthews gave a report on
the programs planned. Mrs. Jack
Snodgrass, hospitality chairman,
reported on the tea held at Dr.
Keith Bryant's home.
Four books were shown which
have been donated by the Junior
Woman's Club to the library in
honor of each new bahy born of
its members. The reception for
the Roseburg Symphony was dis
cussed. The club voted to take on
the Bloodmobile as one of its proj
ects for the coming year.
HAVEN FOR REFUGEES
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP
More than 2.10,000 refugees have
been admitted to Australia since
World War II, says the l.uthcrn
World Federation, which has help
ed resettle many of them.
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