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Newspaper Page TextI Community Nevs Briefs Virginia Thompson wa at Taft Mountain Ski Area Saturday, and Sunday Skiing. Jimn W. Aiktn attended the Bill Hayward Sport.". Banquet in Portland last Thursday night. Mr. and Mr. Paul Caey of this city went to North Bend Friday (or the basketball game. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bradlay, Sherill and Kay Chapman and Da vid Mcnabb spent Sunday Skiing at Hoodoo Bowl, Santiam Pass. They were accompanied by Bob ' Leber of the Photo Lab. STAGECOACH WEST Robert Bray stars as hard riding Timberline Stage partner Simon Kane a man with an uncertain past but a promising future! fcSQUAD & I TONIGHT M&l 1 10:00 Ch. Ji 1 KEZI-TV i Tfi fo)lwfna fdi anal tltviiion prog r mi printed ai frtj public Mrvic for Ntwi-Rtviw fMJn. All program tlifingt or publiihid roeoivod from th rotpocHvt rarisnt. Tho Nwt Rtvlow 4oo not1 cceopt rotpomibilily for variation from origin! Khadulot furnished this nwipapor. KPIC-TV Ch. 4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10:00 Prlco It Right NBC 10:30 Concentration N RC 11:00 Truth or Consequent NBC 11:30 It Could Be You NBC 11:55 Nows Today NBC 12:00 Jan Murray NBC 13:30 Romper Room 1:00 Young Dr. Ma lone NBC 1:30 From Thesa Roots NBC 2:00 Mako Room For Daddy NBC 2:30 Here's Hollywood NBC 3:00 People's Choice RADIO SERVICE ALL SEKVICE GUARANTEED PHONE OR 3-4123 KLUVER RADIO & TV li Raifliuri 30 Tfin Old Hiway 99 ot Garden Vol. Jet. KBES-TV MONDAY THROUGH 11:00 Love of Lite 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 Camouflage 12:30 As The World Turn 1:00 Full Circle 1:30 House Party 2:00 The Millionaire 2:30 Verdict Is Youre 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30Edge of Night Ch. 5 FRIDAY LOST YOUR LICENSE TO DRIVE? SEE ROLF'S INSURANCE FOR FAST SERVICE 939 S. E. Stephens OR 3-1166 Why pay more? Low Coit Fort Claim Service Louise Gwaltney, Ins. Aute Fire Inland Marine 427 NX Winthtr OR 3-5371 , KOIN-TV Ch. 6 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 4;45Telecouri (Mon-Thurs.) 7 30 Cartoon Time 00 Morning News 115 Capt. Kangaroo 00 December Bride :30Video Village 10; 00 I Love Lucy 10:30 Clear Horlion 11:00 Love of Life 11:30 Search For Torwrow 11:45 Guiding Light 11:30 Hi, Neighbor (Mon, Thru. Thurs) Hostess House Party iFrl) 1?:30 As The World Turn 100 KOIN Kitchen 1-30 House Party 1:00 The Millionaire KEZI-TV Ch 9 TUESDAY 3 OA-Queen For A Day 3: TO Open House 4 00 American Bandstand 5 00 Teen Bat 5:30 Rocfcy And His FHendl 4 00 Anbott and Coittllo 4 10 News Nme 7 00 ?cxen Directors Playhoute Radio Programs -Monday thru KRNR 1490 KC N.wii BYOAdcmt by Cdlumbu BrodcstirtO $vtfm on tho hour from I a.m. to 1 p m. Srciat nw proqrsm lijtfd. KRNR Vul.c btw.e orogmmi trom i ft! m..l0 A M. 1? M p.m. l p.m., p m., 1:15-12 mid- rt'pht. MOHOY THRU FRIDAY $45 S-oh On 5:45 Country Mmie Timo let) KQEN 1240 KC Scheduled MiflhlltjMiT KQEN munie through, out 0rMtct day bttwn llttrt programs. Cecil tnH ABC fitworH ncwtcKM t 5 rntn utM baror MCh hour fhrcuQtiojt th dv ittr to AM. Special progrwrw frtiowi oo Witt up muc 4 JO Loctl Nwi Soortt M3"0fcH JO-WfXld Nwf ABC IS WfHthtr CoKWJi y.OOsf rank Mamirtgway A BC MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY KYES 950 KC alto muiie-ntvat-owJ-wwitt Mr. and Mn. Ttd Barnes and family of this city drove to North Bend Friday for the basketball 1 game. Jorry Coon, Coen Supply Co.,! went to North Bend Friday night to attend the basketball game. Mrs. Edward Mauor of this city spent Sunday in Gold Hill as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wei ker. Mrs. Charles McMurray of Brook ings has returned to her home, fol lowing several days in Roseburg receiving medical treatment, Mrs. Edith White of this city spent Saturday and Sunday in Med ford visiting Lu Ellis, former Rose burg resident. t Mrs. Joe Hriti returned to her hpme in Brookings over the week end, following a visit here with Mrs. Edward Maurer. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ohm in drove to North Bend Saturday, where the latter bowled with the Bob's Trophy team in the tourna ment. .. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ehlers and family of Portland spent the week end here visiting Mrs. Ehlers' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Conkle, and family. Mrs. John Phillips has left for Her home in Brookings, after hav ing been called here by the illness of her daughter, Anna, who is a student at the Roseburg Beauty School. Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson of this city have arrived in Royal Oak, Mich, to visit the latter's son and daughter, before leaving for their home here. They have been visiting relatives in Iowa for the last couple of weeks. RUG CLEANING 9x12 Only 8.64 Size Including Pickup and Delivtry RHOADS Cleaning Service Phone OR 2-1096 (Behind Richie's Drivt-ln N. Stephens) 3 5iJt '"PH TUESDAY 3:30 Talk f The Town 4:00 Dr. Hudson 4:30 Addle Bobkini 5:30 Quick Draw McGre 4:00 Northwest Newi 6:15 Huntley-Brifikley (NBC) 6:30 Teen Date 7:00 Shotgun Slade 7:30 Sea Hunt 8:00 Jim Backut 8:30 A. Hitchcock 9:00 Not For Hire 9:30 Best of Post 10:00 Tuesday Special NBC 11:00 Report 11.15-Jack Paar (NBC) Modern, Reasonable Rent , Jackson St. at Lana Ave. Adultt OR 3-8244 "A Good PJoco To Live" Kohlhagen Apts. TUESDAY 4:00 Around The Home 4:15 Cily Police Visit 4:30 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 6:00 TV Weafherman 6:05 Channel 5 Report 6:15 Doug Edwards The News. 6:30 Take 5 7:00 Business Parade 7:30 Best of The Pot :00 Father Know Beat 8:30 Dobie Gillls 9:00 Tom Ewell 9:30 Red Skelton 10:00 Garry Moore Show 11:00 Final Report FOR FAST, EFFICIENT, C0URTC0UI SERVICE FfW ALL TOUR PRINTING NEEDS CALL M & M PRINTERS Oftchlrd 3 8591 WESTERN STATES LIFE INSURANCE SAM C. CAMPBELL GENERAL AGENT 1309 S. E. Hamilton OR 3-6060 f. O. Boi 303 2:30-Verdlct Is Youri 3:0 Briqhter Day 3: 15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:001 Led Three Lives (Mon-WedFri) Amos 'n' Andy Tues-Thur) 4:30--Cartoon Circus S:00 Stories of the Century-Mon-Wd-Fri Ft.C.M.P Tues-Thurs TUESDAY 5:30Sclence Fiction Theaier eOO Weather-Sporls-Nfws A: 15 Doug Edward' Newi 4:30 The Californianj i 7:00 Interpol Calling 7:30 Grand Jury t 00 Father Knows Beit 1:30 DfA-e Gillis :0O Tom Ewell Show 7:30 Bugs Buny Show 1:00 The Rifleman g:30 Wyatt Earp 9:00 Staqecoach West 10 00M-Squad 10 JO R CMP 11:00 Newt Nine Final WEDNESDAY 3:00 Oueen For A Day 3 30-Ooen House 4 00 American Bandstand 7:30 Frinlr. Got CBS 7:45 Local Nwt t;JO Man and Wifo CB 10:10 Arlhur Godfray CBS 11 : 10 Housepartv C BS 11:30 Gary Moor a CBS 11 40 Croibvknney CBS 12 30 Informal t Cantral CBS 130 Van In Parli CB j: 30 woman', Washington 61 J 30 Parwnal Story CBS 7:45 LOCH! Nw I OO Chfl oqiBC 130 Local I Si Ful Harvav ABC 00 BrMMMt Club I0:1t T1. Tt AC ID: jo Fnrm Ewchanj II St or Cluh U oo a id 0y Wwt 1 00 6tjtiAt Fmni-AIC 31V Socal Caiarvtar 3 )0 Loral $.00 Jortn Da if ABC ! 00 ar. tu 00 Th 8V Nfon A M. Show f DO im 1A vn Pamblirt with lltmhi rvyyt t 3 niWTh L'Poy H4.H M pm to $ in Ramoiitj witti RimN SptOBl f tatwrtti Art. Froneh and friends attended! the Roseburg High School basket- ball game in North Bend Friday ! nini. v in v.uus Day nmdjr 1115111. , K k . I Lynn Baxt.r, student at Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wilson of H. H. Hobi is able to be out : S,a'e College, has returned to Cor this citv werrin North Bend Fri : again, after being ill the last feu i vall.ls' " the weekend here dav evening for the basketball, days at his home on SE Reservoir: )"'" ,hls mother. Clif- game. - . ., ', Mr, and Mrs.. Bill H.s.r and Darrell Hahn were among those! who en joyed-.skiing Saturday at Taft Mountain. . . Steve John drove to Eugene Sat- urday to visit an army friend who trained with him at n. oro, cam., the past six months. Mrs. Victor D. Lewis was called to Portland suddenly by the illness of her mother who underwent sur gery at an hospital there. She will remain with her this week. Dave Davis has returned to his studies at Oregon State College in Corvallis, following the weekend here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis, on SE Azalea Drive. Wayne W. Young, tree planting contractor, returned to his home in Myrtle Creek last week following a business trip to California. Mr. Young was also in Roseburg re garding a tree planting job at Tyee recently. Due to the death of Mrs. Eva Howard, mother of Clifford How ard, Howard Electric, the family will be absent from Roseburg for several days. They will be in Port land for several days for the fu neral. Mrs. Forrest McKay, Mrs. Grant Phillips, Mrs. Bill Kirkpat rick, Mrs. Ron Oiler and Mrs. Nor man Hess of this city drove to North Bend Saturday to howl in the tournament. They bowled for Bob's Trophy. Mr. and Mrs. Don Boll of this city drove to Coos Bay Friday for the basketball game and remained over the weekend for the latter to bowl with Lee Barnes, Emma Scott, Bonnie Whetstine and Don nie Magness with the Telephone Company team in the tournament I at North Bend. WEDNESDAY 3:30 TV Topics 3:4b Off To Market 4:00 Dr. Hudson 4:30 Addie Bodkins 5:30 Woody Woodpecker :00 Northwest News A: 15 Huntley-Brinkley N BC 4: 30 Soldiers Of Fortune 7:00 How to Marry a Millionaire 7:30 Wagon Train NBC 1:30 Interpol Calling :00 Perry Como 10:00 U. S. Marshall 10:30 J. Midnight 11:00 Report 11:15 Jack Paar NBC PERMA ROOFING AND MAINTENANCE CO. INSTALLATION REPAIR ALL TYPES ROOFING OR 2-3081 ESTIMATES WEDNESDAY 4:00 Higher Education 4:30 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Woody Woodpecker 4:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 5 Report 6:15 Doug Edwards. Newt 6:30 Wilbur A, Mr. Ed 7:00 Brothers Brannagari 7:30 Aquanauts 8:30 Wanted: Dead or Alive 9:00 Grand Jury 9:30 I've Got A Secref 10:00 Theater 11:00 Final Report YOU'LL SING offer you hove started you advertisement in this (pact, CALL OR 2-3321 to reserve this spot today The News-Review 0:30 Red Skelton 10:00 Garry Moore Show 11:00 City Desk 11:05 News Wire 11:10 Theater WEDNESDAY 5:30 People's Choice 4 00 Weather Sports Newi t: 15 Doug Edwnrds News 4:30 Highway Patrol 7:00 Tlghtrooe 7 30 AquartaulS 1-30 Wanted: Dead or A live 9:00 My Sister Eileen :30 t'v Got A Secret 10:00 Theater 1t:00-City Oe 11:05 News Wire 11:10 Theaier 5:00 Renpek the Magnificent 5:30 Lone Rane-eT 4:00 Kit Carson 4:30 Newt Nine 7:00 Behind Ood Doori 7 30 Hong Kong t 30 Playhouse too Hawaiian Eye 10 00 Naked City It .00 News Nine Final Friday 4:30 S!delight-C3S J:0O Cowetl T noma CBS 5:10 Sportillma CBS 5 30 Sportl Final CBS 5 45 Fran Gott CBS 5 55 Weathar Tomo-.'o 7:10 In Perton ChS J 30 Naw Analyl CBS 7 35 Night Watch t 1I:5S It 55 Nawl 1 00-Sion OH 5 10 Paul Harvav ABC 5:15 Cyd' Gorm (Wortj Wtd 5: JO Soortl HighliqhTt 5 35 Van Horn ABC i IS Hwidltna NwABC I 00 Edw. P. MorganABC 4 15 Local Nw 4 75 farm Eicnargt 4 JO tunnfif F mat ABC ; 00 Vamwrcoo Ntwt ABC I 06-14:00 Ttwouavn 00 Ouom Muitc U-00 l.gn off Fri.) Hatdltnt mm on lo of thg IVMir WMthervang t 'A pa it tn hour Nwi ttimfflirlM ' patt tM hm,r Maatirtf Mtmot U pari thg hour Howard A. Potorson, vice presi l dent of the Douglas County State Bank, attended the basketball game : Avenue. W. E. Garrison, president of the Douglas County State Bank, has returned to his home here, follow- ing a business trip to Portland. . Mrs. N.Hi Sorkness of Seattle Jja arrived here to visit at the """ nr uroiner-in-inw ana sis- ici, ur. ana jurs. ,a .Miner. Ken Peterson, who is with the Rodda Paint Co. in Medforri. snem Sunday here attending to business ana visiting tnendsv Mr, mnd Mn. Ralnh Baldwin nf oo.cui viMim in noseourg over trtei i Mrs. C. R. Bartlett and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rapp. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Nesseth were at the coast over the weekend and the latter bowled with BerRh's Appliance team in the tournament at worth Bend. ' Dr. and Mrs. Porter Lainhart have returned to their home on w. rooinui Drive, toiiowinj! Fri- day, Saturday and Sunday visiting in Portland. Misi Deanna Push visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Pugh, over the past weekend. Miss Push is a student at Pacific Business college in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Vie Sinlcunat of Bremerton, Ore. arrived in Rose burg today to spend several days as houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ohman and family on SE Kane Street. Mist Donna Mttiger, who is a student at University of Oregon, has returned to Eugene, following the weekend here visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Metzeer. on SE Terrace Drive. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Adolph have returned to their home in Ridge wood, following a business trip to Portland and Salem. Adnlph is a vice president of the Douglas Coun ty State Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Jamot Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Leland K. Wimberly. Mrs. Bill Harper and Mrs. Curt Jarvis of this city drove to Coos Bay Friday night to attend the bas ketball game. Mr. and Mrs. Konnoth Horton of Eugene, representing the Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary, spent Sunday in Roseburg assist ing the volunteer services depart ment at the VA Hospital. Miss Charyl Lohrbach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nik Lehrbach. of this city, spent the weekend at Monmouth as the guest of Miss Marilyn Blakely. who is attending Oregon College ot Education there Mr. and Mrs. Lylo Ftnnor of this city were recent visitors in Seattle, where they visited friends, follow ing an overnight stop in Portland, where the former attended to busi ness. Fenner is manager of KQEN radio station here. Mr, and Mrs, Harold Srowaii of Los Angeles visited here the last week at the home of the lat ter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ramberg. and family, on SE Hawthorne Drive. Mrs, Carolina Ramborg has re turned to her home in Portland, fol lowing a visit here since Christ mas with her daughter, Mrs. Bea Smith, and her son, Emil Ramberg, and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McDonald of I.akeview. Ore., spent the week end in Roseburg visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith in l.aurelwood. They left Sunday afternoon for Portland to attend to business be fore returning home. Flora WatcMor, Danna Van Os lo n, Helen Squier, Arlene Cowell and Betty Pearson of this cily, members of the Hilltop Motors Bowling team, went to North Bend Saturday to bowl in the tourna ment. Mrs. C. E. Grubbo, who has been staying in Portland with rela tives, spent the weekend at her home here. Bringing her to Rose hnpo ara Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gruhbe, who attended to properly interests in Stitherlin. Nelson is the son of Mrs. C. E. Grubbe. Jay William Robinson was born Feb. 19. to Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dthinrnn nt PnHlanrl He loin 17 months-old sister, Sydney Gayle. Maternal grandparenls are M r. and Mrs. Malcolm Humphreys of Roseburg. Mrs. Robinson was Sandra Humphreys before her mar riage. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Nicholas of Portland who have been vacation ing in California, are in Roseburg visiting their sister-in-law, Mrs. J. E. McClintnrk, on SE Cass Av enue. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas, who now make their home in Ihe lone I'laa in Portland, formerly resid ed here. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wood left Monday for their home in Portland, after having been called here by the illness of the former's moth er. Mrs. R. H. C. Wood, who re centlv suffered a ruptured append ix. Mrs. Wood is reported to be getting along satisfactorily and is now convalescing at her home on Jackson Street. ORDER NOW POND LILIES PLANER ENDS PEELER CORES GREEN SLAB SAWDUST DRY OAK WOOD Dial OS 9-8741 Roseburg Lumber Co. Mrs. Gtorgo Possto is reported improved in health after being ill at her home for several days. "'. ! CZen ' ilisoln iZ rI.tI of this oil were in North Rend 'saturdav o bow" for Si. Uli.f in . LI.Z., . " y t ., j i wn I nnnnPS fMOTRO 111 HllnAe DmvL Dill I '' Ul i Ulll WASHINGTON (AP) Two major rpvicirtrw 'in Inaiclolmn ti pslahlieh an Clraonn H.mae noi;nn ai seasnore recreation , area are ! Senator Maurine B i D-Ore., Monday. Neuberger, A similar bill was introduced by her husband, the late Demo- ,c so"' "lcTrl, L: Hmbergur r 0reKn. ?t the last session of .w mwa uu u was taken. She proposed these visions: major re Set up a five-member Oreeon dunes advisory board to confer wan tne interior secretary management policies and zoning standards and provide for local zoning of private property within the area's boundaries. Mrs. Neuberger said the pur pose of these changes is to Dro- iriiTi'0:?1 o" f e X ?eV" the need for the secretary (of Interior) to acquire privately owned property in the area." She told the Senate, "We can not legislate an awe-inspiring natural wonder into existence, but we can give protection to unique and majestic works of nature." Willamette Board Approves Projects PORTLAND (AP) Nearly $100,000 for campus projects was approved by the Willamette Uni versity Board of Trustees Mon day. me niggest project is a new intramural field and four new hard-surfaced tennis courts for the new south campus area, to he named for the lale Dr. Frank Brown, a Salem phvsician who was Willamette's first athletic director. The improvements will be paid for from Willamette's share of Brown's estate, estimated at more than $.10,000. The board also approved a plan to' expand and modernize Ihe kitchen of Baxter Hall, at a cost estimated at more than $40,000. The trustees voted to raise board charges $20 per student each semester next year to offset higher charges in a new contract with a food service firm that handles dormitory meals. David Lewis, head accountant, was appointed business manager. An accountant will be employed to aid in the business office. Appointed to the hoard was Floyd Bowers, head of a Salem accounting firm. Pact Signing Due NEW DELHI, India (API Deputy Soviet Premier A.N. Kosy gin arrived by plane today for a two-week tour of India as Prime Minister Nehru's guest. Tuesday he will sign the papers for a S12B- million Soviet credit) tor innia s third five-year plan, which begins April 1. i,. . . - -j. hebmitaceA MTUOT CIO HERMtTHCC DISTIUtRY C0MPWY. 10UISVIU.C. V "001 U hM! i Itttl H' BY-'" . Ji COLD CAPER Frank, polar bear al the Denver loo, mils in the anovy after a dip in near-frtuen water conditions just right for a displaced Arctic character. Missouri Farmer Owes His Life To The Sharp Eyes Of A Friend GALLATIN, Mo. (AP) Patili How a fa rmer. owes his 'J'e ? sharp eyes of Archie Blackburn, Holcomb was recovering today in a hospital from a 64-hour or deal in a wrecked ear in freez ing weather. His three compan ions are dead. Martin Kenneth Boullon. 41, and Lucky Norris Holcomb, 41, were killed when the car plunged off a curve during a heavy rain Friday night. It rolled 100 yards from the highway and hit a tree in a deep ravine. Taul Holcomb and Lewis Lee Smith, ,41, were trapped in the wreckage. The Holcombs were not related. Blackburn, knowing the four Gallatin men were missing, went back for another look Monday and spotted car tracks in a pasture two miles west ot (jallalin. He followed the. tracks to Ihe wrecked car, hidden so well that State Police Foil Attempt At Abduction Of Patrolman SALEM (AP) State police Monday night foiled an attempt to abd'uel a state patrolman at gunpoint. They set up a roariwocic ana captured three vnunz persons after patrolman Thomas Hedge coke, 29, escaped by leaping lrom a still-moving car as - it roiled toward the roadblock. Hedgecoke said he was seven miles south of Salem on a second ary road when he stopped a car for which Polk County authorities had been searching. The patrol said he was search ing the two young men who had been in the car, when the third person in the car, a girl, slopped him by drawing I gun from her clothing. Hedgecoke said they then made him drive their car toward tne Pacific Highway freeway. Before they got there they passed another state patrolman, who rerognized the car and radioed ahead for a roadblock. Hedgecoke said he was driving slowly when they saw the 'road block. He leaped out, tumbling onto the pavement and suffering When you g row u p in the West .AA km HERMtTA Superb Straight Kentucky Bourbon 45Qt . ..Aged to Perfection $995 pt. Tum., Feb. 21, 1961 Th Nw-R)view, Roseburg, 0r. S V ..-4 41 1 7., ' J Mr 'iatoiWr; Ml farmer Glen Sullenger, feeding i livestock just 50 yards away didn't know it was there. "If Blackburn hadn't noticed those tracks it could have been weeks before the men were found," said Sheriff S. L. Hough ton. "Paul Holcomb was conscious enough to know me, but he couldn't talk," the sheriff added. "Smith died as we were putting him in an ambulance." j It was warm Friday, so the men were wearing only light) clothing. But Saturday brought snow and that night the mercury dropped to 12 degrees ahove zero. Sunday night's reading was 22. Paul Holcomb, with a broken leg, broken finger, lacerations, bruises and shock, could hardly move in the wreckage. "The doors were jammed and we had to pry them open," Shef iff Houghton said. "He's mighty lucky B 1 a c k b U rn saw those tracks." cuts and bruises. As the driver- less car came to a halt, three state policemen arrested the three persons inside without resistance. They had neen sougni since 16-year-old Dallas girl reported - earlier in (he day lhat she had Deen raped. The state police booked Law rence Allen Morrow, 21, Rick reali; on a Polk County warrant j charging rape; 'Arlie Day F.llis, ! 20, Rickrcall, on a Polk County I charge of contributing to the de linquency of a minor; and Darlinc Wood, lfj, Dallas, on a charge of violating parole from the Hillcrcst School for Girls. Oops! No Guinea Pig! LOS ANGELES (AP) Truck I driver Joseph W. Still of subur- han Paramount filed a bankrupt cy petition in federal court re cently. One neatly typed line listed among assets, "One cat and one guinea pig $15." Running through the line was an ink line followed by the nota tion: "Cat ate guinea pig." "The West offers great things to of its most pleasant aspects is California Youth Visits In Winston Gary Clendenen of Bakersfield, Calif., is spending a week in Win ston with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. led Myers, on Willis Creek. He came to Oregon to attend the F.agle Scout Recognition College Day held at Oregon State College in Corvallis on Wednesday, reports Phehe McGuire, correspondent. Visits Son Mrs. Ollie Conrad of Central Point is in Winslon for a few days to visit her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Conrad, and family. She will visit other relatives in Roseburg during her slay here. Out-of-town guests In Winston for the recent Cminls-Brannan wed ding were: Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ward, parents of the bride, and three children, of Oregon City; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Counts from Olympia, Wash.: Miss Bonnie Alt man of Portland: and Mrs. Irene Weatherford from Bmokings. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kleve of Winston spent the past weekend in Ashland, where they attended the activities at Southern Oregon College and visited with their daughter, Darlene, during Dad's weekend at Ihe campus. Guests at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kohernik on SW Dil lard Highway, Sunday, were the latter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hume, and two daughters of Trail. Mrs. Hume teaches at the Elk Creek School near Trail. Movie Showtime TUESDAY. FEB. 11 INDIAN THEAI RE Adults only. Door! opan 7:30. Curtain at S:00. "Tha Contaisioni of Fallx Krull" I 15 only WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 INDIAN THEATRE Door j open 7:30. Ona complete show at S:00, "Tha Grass It Greener" 8:29 only Tonight , , , Open 7:30 "CURTAIN AT 8:00" 'OARING N0 SOPHISTICATEOr-o. I V . TP. -itM isu.- 1 I ADULTS ONLY . . . $1.25 Over 18, pleoie! WedLtl.ru Sat! (NOT FOR THE KIDDIES) THE HOUSE GUESTS WHO, WANTED TO PLAY HOUSE! - CART i DEBORAH GRANT i KERR ROBERT ! JEAN MITCHlMiSlMMONS its people, and one Hermitage bourbon.' m 1