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Newspaper Page Text12 Tha Newt-Review, Roieburg, Or. Frl Dee. 16, 1960 75 NAMES CORVAU.ts (AP) The namea The of 75 persons have been suggested in the search for a successor to Dr. A. L. Strand, who will retire next July 1 as president of Ore- NOW THRU SAT1 Door Open ot 6:30 Complete Shows at 7:00 and 9:20 E2CTTIER JOAN COLLINS RICHARD EflAN DENIS O'DEA FRIDAY AND SATURDAY "13 Fighting Men" Grant William Carol Morhaw. plus "One Foot In Hell" Alan Larfd D. Murray D. Michoeli Fritfir & Sittntir "MASTERS OF THE CONGO JUNGLE" Tr.il if s eseunintiry lictin Willi avntiH jr Oiih Willi M Wllllia WlrtliM. , lus "THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN" eta il celer Illft It 141 0.1 at 11:11 N Tonight "THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII" Steve Reeves plus "MACUMBA LOVE" i.y. J.iMU-ua The following radio and television programs ere printed as a free public service for Nawi-Ravlaw renters. All prof rem lliHnes ere published' ant received" from rite respective stations. The New Review atoee net accept responsibility for variation from erlilnal schedules furnished this nawapeper. KBESTV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 11:00 Lova of Lift 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 11:45 Guldlno Light 1J:00 Tho Texan 12:30 Ai Tli World Turns 1:00 Full G re It 1:30 Home Party 3:00 Tht MMIIonalrt J:3J Verdict It Yours 3:00 Brlahtor Day 3:15 Secret Slorm ' 3:)0 E4gi Of Night FRIDAY t 4:00 Matlnto vAr SERVICE ILL SfUVICE CUAMNTCtD PHONE OR 3-4123 KLUVER RADIO & TV II Rstssurt It Vein Old Hlwoy 99 at Garden Vat. Jet. RALPH L. RUSSELL Home Loans Insurance Ponds Loan Representative Equitable Sovings & Loon Ass'n Mildred Hornschuch, Anociote Street Level, Pocilie Building Phone OR 2-26B9 KOIN-TV Ch. 6 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 4:45 Telecourit (Monaay ttru Tnur) 7:30 Cartoon Tlmt 1:00 Morning News 1:15 Capt. Kangaroo :00 December Brldt t:30-Vldeo Village 10:001 Lovt Lucy 10:30 Clear Horlion 11:00-Love ot Lift 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 11:45-Guidlna Light U:0OHI, Nelghttor (Mon, Thru. Thurs) Hoiteis Houu Party (Frl) 13:30 Ai Trw World Turns 1:00-KOIN Kitchen 1 30 Mouse Party J: 00 Tho Mllllonalr 3:30 Verdict II Yours 3 00 Brighter Day KPIC-TV Ch.4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10:00-Price IS Right NBC 10 ' 30 Concentration N BC 11:00 Truth or ConioutH.e NBC 11 30-It Could Be You NIC 1l:l5-News Today NBC 13: 06 Jan Murray NBC 13-30 Romptr Room 1:00 Young Dr. Melon e NBC 1:30 From Thew Root NBC :00 Makt Room For Sandy NiC 30-Here's Hollywood N BC 3;0O People's CMke FRIDAY J:30 Americans at Work Radio Programs -Monday thru KRNR 1490 KC News Broadcast by Columbia Broadcasting System on th hour from .m, to J p.m. Special news program lilted. KRNR Muilc between programs from :(U .m -10 AM 11 35 p.m-i p.m., :IO-7 p.m., 7.3VI! mid night. MONDAY THSMJ FRIDAY 5-4S-Slgn On i:45 Country MuiK Tim (t 1240 KC edud MqiHihtat KQEN musle through. Ou' bttfedemt dhy between listed programs. Locl aod ABC network newscasts t S mln utet before each hour throuqrtsjt th day tter 10 AV. Special programs fnltows 4:00 Wake Up Muslg 4:30 local NWS 4 75- Sports Highlights 30-World News ABC 4 35 Weathtr Capsule I 7:00 Frank Hemingway A BC I KYES 950 KC Monday through Friday leilci mjUC-news-and-wealher f' SUGGESTED con State Colleee. However, no screening has been started, the Advisory Committee on the Selection of a President an nounced today. The committee gave no hint when that screening miehl Begin. The names of those on the list were not disclosed. Pre-Chriitmas BONUS WEEK! SUNDAY thru FRIDAY at tht INDIAN Theatre SUN-MON . . . 2 Hitchcock ThrilUnl KIM NOVAK James Stewart in "Vertigo" at 7.07 plus CARY GRANT EVA MARIE SAINT "North by Norfhw.it" at 9:25 TUE ONLY, INGRID BERGMAN In "Anairaiia" at 7:07 plus Joanne Woodward in "3 Focti of Evo" at 9:05 WED ONLY, Grant & Loren In "Houtoboar" ot 7:10 plus Gable & Day In "Tooehor't Pot" at 9:15 THUR ONLY, Douglas & Quinn ''Lost Train from Gun Hill" at 7:10...plu. Gregory Peck in "Pork Chop Hill" at 8:55 FRl. ONLY . . . Debbie Reynolds "Tammy t th Bachelor" at 7:10...plus Rock Hudson ' In "Bottle Hymn" at 8:55 5: ts Uncle Blll'i Cartoons i:3tWHuckltrbrrv Hound 4:00 Your TV Weatherman 4: OS-Channel 5 Report : 15 Ooug Edwardi and Tht Ntws 4:30 Tim Callfornlans 7:00-Sea Hunt 7:30Rawhldt :30-Roula t :30 Mr. Gtrlund 10:00 Twilight Zona 10:30 Final Report 10:45-Ar.GM Hall Of Fimt 11:30--Sign Off SATURDAY 16:1500 Smoot 10:30 Magic Land 1 Basketball Goal & Net Regulation i Siio It Waighr JOHNNY'S 3:15 Secret Storm 3:3tWEdg of Night 4; 00. I Led Three Lives fMon-Wed-Prt) Amoi 'n' Andy (Tuts-Thuril 4'30 Cartoon Circus 4:00 Stories of tho Century MotvWtd-Prl Twenty-Sin Men Tuei-Thurs FRIDAY 5:30 People's Choice 4:00 Wealhtr-Sporli-News 4:15 Doug Fdwardi. News 4:30 Anlgnment Undtrwafsr 7:00 Awerd Theater 7 30 Rawhide l:30-Routt U :30 The Garlund Touch 10:00 Twilight Zone I0:30-Ey Wlfntit To HUttwy I1:00-Portland Wrtstllng 11:45 City Desk 11i50-News Wtre 3:45 Snooney And Her Friends 4:00 Or. Hudioffs Sterol Journal 4:30-Addlt Bobbins 5" 30 Wayne Cargllo Show 4:00 North we if Newt 4:15-Huntley-Brlnkley NBC 4:30 Invlitbtt Man 7 00 Outdoor Tipi 7: 15 To Be Announced 7:30 Dan Raven NBC I 30-HM of Fame NBC 10:00 Award Theater IO:30-Prlct Is Rlghf-NBC 11:00 Report 11.15-Front Row Center SATURDAY :06-Sherl Vtwls-NBC 30 Frank Got CBS iS-Locl News 30 Man nd Wife CBS 10-Arthur OodlreyC B1 10 Nouieparly C BS 30 Gary Moore CBS 0 Croby-Conney CBS 30 Mormal.c t Central CBS 30 Man m Paris CB 30 Woman' WaihtngiArtH JO Perioral Story CBS 7 15-Locel Newt S 00-Clllf Engle-ABC B 50-Locel Newe 55 Pawl Harvey ABC 00-ltreeklait Ck I0:l5-Tella Test-ABC 1030 farm Exchange HrJO-StorK CKJBt I! 00 Mid r,ay N.wa 1 00 Fiutlnes final ABC Mi-Social Calendar 3 30 Loral News J John Daly-ABC O tk& only fvSnZL a Prim M t.t.B I iKtlSI on am to a 00 The Pir Nrln A M. Show 3 fkn to S JO mblin with ftemto iwcVJ to 3:00 Th LeBoy H'stl Show 00 em ta noon Remblm twit! Ramba Special features! Friday, Dae. li Chapter 211. National Associa tion of Retired Civil Employees, meeting in room 216 at courthouse, 7:30 D.m.. all federal retirees in vited to attend, important busi ness. Zonta Club Christmas party. home of Marian Voeller, 1653 bi. Kendall St.. 8 D.m. Lookingglass Woman s Christian Temperance Union, 11:30 a.m. pot' luck dinner at nome of Mrs. Lor vin Heard on Charley Dysert place, bring gifts for Children's farm Home. 1 Driver's License Examiner, 8.17 SE Roberts St., 8 a.m. to i p.m Sheriff's Posse, at the Fair- Grounds. 8 D.m. Elks ,ciub. duplicate Driage, 12:30. Loyal Order of Moose, game night, Moose Hall, 8 p.m. Home Group of Alcoholics Anon ymous, call OK 2-4059, 8 p.m. cnrist's Ambassadors ot tne As sembly of God Church, Winston, 7 D.m. PNG Club of Roseburg Rebekah Lodge, rummage sales, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., basement of IOOF Hall Veterans of World War I and auxiliary, Douglas Barracks 176, Movie Showtime Friday, December U, mi INDIAN THEATRE Doori open 6:10. Com. pieie shows r:oo-r:20. "Esther and the Kino" ;:!i:S0 STARLITE DRIVE-INCIosed inlll Christ. mat night TP.I CITY DRIVE-IN Show ilarli at 7:00. "The Lest Deys of Pompeii" plul "Mac umba Lova" BENETTA THEATRE (Wlmlonl "11 Flghl- Ino Man" and "Ona Fool n Ha " CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutharlln) Box otrtce opani al 6:30. snow itarll al 7:00. "Matters Of The Congo Jungle" and "Tha Curia of Frankantlein" SATURDAY, DIC. 17, IM INDIAN THEATRE Speclel Madoland Dairy Kiddle Matinee. "Bonze Goes to College" and e cartoons. Doors open I2:X. Show ttertl at 1:00. Evening doort open 4:10. Complete shows 7-9:70. "Eslher and the King" 7:2S-:50 CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutnerllnl Show starts at 7 p.m. "Masters Of The Congo Jungle" end "The Curse of Frankenstein" BENETTA THEATRE (Wlnslon) "II Mowing Men" and "One Foot In Hell' TRI CITY DRIVE-IN (Trl-Cityl Show starts at 7 p.m. "The Last Days of Pom pail" and "Macumba Lova" BOWLING LANES NOW AVAILABLE To Public ... , Every Night Now 16 lones, oil with new Subway Ball Return only 10 minute drive . , . 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Gallant-NBC 5:30 Saturday Prom NBC 4:00 Big Picture 4:30 Seven Ltaguo Bnoti 7:00 G roue ho Marx NBC 7:30 Bonania NBC 1:30 Donna Reed ABC :00 Deputy NBC f:3P Nation's Future NBC 10:30 CoronadO 11:00 Saturday Clnem Friday 4 30 Sidelights CBS S:0o-lowtll Thomas-CBS 5:10-Sporlstlm CBS 5:30 Sport Final-CBS S:5 Frank Goss CBS 5:55 Weather Tomorrow 7:10 In Person CBS 7:30 News Analysis CBS 7:35 Ntght Watch t ll;SS 11:15 News 1100-Sion Off J:5-tvXle Geeme Mea Wed frt.) j 5: 10 Soorfl Highlights S:K Ven Hern ABC I S IV-Hredllne Newt ABC A i :0O-aclw. P. Motgen-ABC e:ts Lacal Newt :tt ferm Bichang a. 30 Business Fine) ABC ! S: 10 Paul Hervey ABC 7:00 Vandercooa Newe ABC 1 w.b up loirqusew it 00 Queen Must. IJ.OO l.on all HeMdltn news n top 1 th tMuf Weathervan at U part th hour New Summaries S past th hour Meeting Memo patt tM fwur CALENDAR OF EVENTS omorrow Veterans Memorial p.m. Building, Riversdale Hall, 8 p.m. Grange, Grange Saturday, Dec. 17 Retired Teacher's Association, Christmas luncheon and party at 1:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church social hall, a gift exchange is to be held. Buckeroo Square Dance Club Christmas party, classes invited, light potluck. Benetta Theater In Winston, morning show for children, 11 a.m. Admission is foods and canned goods for Christmas baskets. Blue Star Mothers Christmas party and gift exchange, 10:30 a.m., home of Mrs. Edna McKean, "27 SE Mosher, members to bring gift, value not to exceed $1. Omlcron Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, Christmas party and ex change of gifts, 7:30 p.m., home of Catherine Matthews. Beta lote of Epsilon Sigma Al pha, rummage sale, Woman's Clubhouse, 8:30 a.m. Hayloft Squares, regular dance. Dude MDley, the barn on instructor, 9 p.m., at Melrose Road" dance - of-month instruction at 8 p.m., members bring sandwiches. South Deer Creek Grange, Grange Hall, 8:15 p.m. Tri 'n' Square Dance Club, Ea gles Hall, Myrtle Creek, 9 p.m. Olalla Squares, at the Olalla Community Building, 9 p.m. Rice Valley Community card party. Swinging 8's, Azalea Grajge, 8:30 p.m. Dillard-Winston Events Scheduled For Sunday ' The Dillard-Winston Methodist Youth Fellowship and the Sunday School Christmas program will be held at the Church in Dillard, Sun day, at 7 p.m. An invitation is extended to all. Members of the church are con tributing canned foods to be dis tributed at the Methodist Home in Salem. Sunday, there will be baptismal services, reception of members and a special pre-Christmas mes sage by the Rev. J. C. Johannes, to be followed by the monthy cof fee hour in the social room of the Church. PIERRE If you receive a Portrait Gift Certificate from Chris' Studio this Christmas it meons that someone would like your por trait, I understand that J. Edgar. Hoover Is sending you one, the Post Office walls are getting bare, . ' ' BILL GLASS LINED ELECTRIC FAIRWAY WATER HEATER 89" 42 gal. Economy model heats enough water for the average family. Glass lined tank keeps water clean will not Nit. UL app'vd. 443 SE Jackson ..OR 3-5553 IB BlOy.ar Guarantee STARTING FRIDAY NITE, DEC. 16 SPORTSMANS CLUB AND CAFE RIDDLE, OREGON win LIVE MUSIC::: EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NITE Popular and Western Music The way you llkt It ... by RAY BATES 0b Sfcl ART DELAJttT 0i wm And Hit VtrtaWa SAM CCUSTC3 Singina your favorit reejeets? DININ0 lOOM AVAILAILI FOR PriTsfc Oyislitt mi Now Yeirs Parties Ridcrti TRojeit 4 JJ61 Community News Items H. P. Plehn, salesman for Rich field Oil Corrjoration. fcugene, was a business visitor here recently Mike Yott has been spending part of this week attending to Bust nesi in the Santa Clara. Calif., area. He has now returned home. David Wvlie. who is a student at Southern Oreeon College at Ash land, rs arriving here tonight to spend the holidays visiting his par ents, Air. ana jhts. n. a. nyue Mn. Al Davis of Salinas, Calif., nlan to leave Saturday for her home after spending several days here with her sister, 'Mrs. Elmer Hicks. Frank Reed. University of Ore gon freshman, arrived in Rose burg Thursday night to spend the college vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Keed. Louis Vance, student at South ern Oregon College at Ashland, is arriving here tonight to spend the holidays visiting nis moiner, mrs. Ruby Vance. . Jm T ",'' r", ' . Tr , dent at. Oregon State College ar- niiht to spend the college vaca tion at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Reed. George Yost is arriving home Innieht In soend the college vaca tion with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Yost. George is a freshman student at University of Oregon. , . , . , . Mrs. Roscoe Sanders has return ed home after a two-day visit in Grants Pass at the new home of hnr son. in. law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Jacobs, and family. i Mr. and Mrs. Harris Ellsworth of this city left this week for Santa Fe. N.M.. to spend Christ mas with their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKenna, and family. Mrs. R. F. Leinbach of Yuma, Arij died Thursdav. Dec. 15, aft er a long illness. Mrs. Leinbach une th mother of Mrs. E. M White' and the grandmother of Mrs. Larry (Carolyn) Erskine and Mrs. George (Barbara) Donnelly, all of Roseburg. SATURDAY RADIO LOC KRNR ' 1490 KC (Music Except As Listed) 5:45-Slgn On S:45 Country Music Time t 7:30 Frank Go CBS 7:45 Changing Times CBS 1:05 County Agent 9:05 Birthday Club :30 Double Your Pleasure CBS 11:05 Changing Times CBS 5:45 Frank GoiS CBS 5:55 Wealher Tomorrow 4:55 Sporti Time CBS l-OO World Tonight CS 8:15 Night Watch 13:00-Sign Oil KQEN (Music . 1240 Except Ai Lined) KC e:0O--Rooi!er Reveille 20 Locel New! e:3S-SDorls Highlights : 15 County Agent a.-SS-Weether Caosule 7:00 News Around the World ABC 7:15 Profit Research ABC 7:30 The A.M. Show (To 11:55) 7:5 Local News 8:30 Local News 1:55 Weekend News ABC - 0:00 Story Princess ABC 9:55 Weekend News ABC 10:00 Profit rfeseerch ABC -10:15 Exchange 12:00 News . 17:55 News 1:55 Week. End News-ABC 3:55 News 4:00 The P.M. Show ' S:00Soort Highlights 5:15 Locel News 5:20 Going My Way 5:55 Weekend News-ABC 4.00 Music Man ' : 4:15 Local Newt 4:25 Exchange 4:55 Wekend New ABC 7:00 Night Beat (to f:S5) 7:55 Lata News ABC 1:55 Lata News ABC : 55 Lata Newt ABC 10:00 Sign Oft KYES 950 KC Basic: music-news-weather 6 00 am til noon The Leroy Hlatt Show noon till 5:30-Boo Nelson . P.M. Show Special features. Headline news on top of th hour Wealhervant at w past in noor News Summaries vs pasr -n nuur Meetlng Memos U past th hour 10:30 to 11:30 am Toon Beat ' 2:30 to 3:30 pm Teen Beat 3:30 to 4:30 pm HI-FI-CI.it an Mrs. Either Dunlap of Eugene visited Mrs. A. J. Young and Dr. and Mrs. Keith Bryant this week, x Daan Focial of Seattle, has ar rived here to visit until after Christmas at the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fogel. Mrs. Ollva Lowry, owner of Wel coming Service in Roseburg and Medford, is reported to be out of the hospital in Medford and is now convalescing at her home. Mrs. Carl E. Wimb.rly of this city spent the last week in Med ford at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl E, Wimberly Jr., and family. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Davis of this city are leaving tomorrow for Tacoma to spend the weekend vis iting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Davis. Mist Jeanit Gibbons, a junior at Willamette University in Salem, arrived here today to remain over the holidays visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gibbons, on SE Terrace Drive. B. L. -Hardenbrook, who under went major surgery 10 days ago at Mercy Hospital for a ruptured appendix, is now reported to be convalescing satisfactorily at his home on SE Cass Avenue. Mrs. H. L. McHanry of Portland spent the last few days here at tending to property interests and visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Kohl hagen. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barclay and children, Eddie and Barbara, have returned to their home in Eugene after spending the week end here with Mrs, Barclay's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wil son of Foothill Drive. Bill Mlr of Coquille, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Luke of Salem and Mrs. Bob Gibbel of Yreka. Calif.. were here this week for the funeral of Elmer Hicks. Melson is a neph ew of Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Luke and Mrs. Gibbel are nieces. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lewis of Port Orford were here last weekend to visit at the home of the lalter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Nelson. The Nelsons' daughter, Jeannie, returned to Port Orford with her uncle and aunt and will remain there to go to school and assist Mrs. Lewis who is been ill. -Richard Maroiok, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marosok. has ar rived in Roseburg 'to spend the college vacation visiting his par ents. He is a student at Oregon State College. The Marosks' daugh ter, Ardath, who has been visiting here from Beverly Hills, Calif., preparatory to making a trip around tne world in January, has postponed her trip, because of un settled world conditions. Instead, she will return in January to Bev erly Hills until spring and will start on her trip then if it proves feasible. David Brooks, who is stationed t Vandenberg AFB at Santa Maria, Calif., arrived Sunday to see his fiancee. Miss Sue Mere dith, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Meredith. David's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shipley of Reedsport, were also Sunday visitors at the Meredith home. They returned to Reedsport and David left soon after to spend a few days with his parents.- He is back here now and will be a house- guest at the Meredith home until Sunday when he will be married to Miss Meredith. Origin Of Christmas ' Songs Told At Meet At the monthly meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Serv ice of the Roseburg First Metho dist Church, Mrs. William Regele gave the origin and meaning of the various Christmas hymns and car ols. , Mrs. Regele staled why the meaning, in most cases, is the same today as it was years ago. The all-day session -began with an executive board meeting, follow ed by the prayer group meeting. A luncheon was served by mem bers of the Ruth Circle. During the program, Mrs. Paul Dillon led the group in singing 'several hymns and Christmas carols. PATRONIZE NEWS. REVIEW ADVERTISERS ROBERTSON SCHOOL OF ANNOUNCES Office Will TUES., SPEEDWRITING SHORTHAND . GREGG SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING altCCOUMTING Night School Discontinued Indefinitely ROBERTSON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (19 S. E. Can Avenue Mrs. Frank Monro, who has been very ill,, is reported to be I some improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. Chatter Thompson of Eugene, former residents of this citv. were here the lirst ot tne week attending to business and vis iting friends. Miss Judy Hoiford, freshman student at the University of Ore gon, is arriving home tonight to spend the holiday vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern on Hosford. Mrs. Hosford went up this afternoon to get Judy and bring her home. A Perfect Kft for Tha Paifact Family MYRTLEWOOD Phyl's Wooden Gift Shop Gift Wrapping Shipping . On Harvard, across from Byrd's Mkt. AMiMaMxiiuiiaaiiMiikaM SEE and VISIT with SANTA CLAUS Nightly (except Sun) until Christmas at tht SWEDISH DINING ROOM Free favors for th kiddies! f GIVE A PRACTICAL GIFT ATTRACTIVE CHOICE OF SLIPS, BLOUSES PINAFORES, SMOCKS. AND HATS, ALSO! SHE'D LIKE A FANCY HANDMADE APRON, TOO Gift Handkerchiefs All Greatly Reduced GIVE A A Big, New Selection of Corsages, too HOUSE of UNIFORMS 720 S. E. Main ACROSS Snapov Service X CAFE NO. 813 S. E. 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