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10 TK Nawi-Revlaw, Roieburg, Ore. Men., Mar. 20, 1961 aw.. CHINA V KOREA WILES SfA RENDEZVOUS Wan Bator, capital o Outer Mongolia,! will be the setting for a mid March meeting between Ni-1 kita S. Khrushchev and Mao Tse-tung. Tha Russian and Chinese heads of state previ ously met in October, 1959 PIERRE I've got tws tickets to thv ' Roseburg High School Basket ball Banquet . . want to com along? Remember, they ore itill our champs. Starts at 7 P.M. March 22nd at the Umpqua Hotel. Meet you In the Lobby. BILL DON'T MAKE A MOVE 'TIL YOU SEE FLEGEL Phone ORchard 3-4436 FOR Household Moving -- Storage HEAVY HAULING WAREHOUSE FLEGEL Transfer & Storage Co: Roieburg, Oregon Al 'legal, Owner Letter Cay, Fereman Agent BEKINS VAN LINES Tk feUvrlna eedto ests! toletlilei) (rairani art rintee' 11 a free public oaeeei. All aeoereni Hrrlnat are eubllshetl tiMivtf tram Hi respective nations. The New. Review alee net oeeeet responsibility fee wrhMin tram erlainel scheealea ftrniieheal riih newseaeef. 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I , . - J oo am to I )o Rembim with Rsmba N, aumwsww aasl lha hour aski rnuskavnHsnd-wtamar tpacial Faaturesi Mettini Mi mot U pau tha hour Riddle Infant Gets Scalded By ERMA BEST Danny Cloud, 20-monlhs-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cloud of Riddle, is receiving treatment for serious burns suffered when he plunged into a tub of scalding wa ter at the family home. First and second degree burns covered more than SO per cent of his body, with his feet most severely affected. Surgery Scheduled Carl Gillespie entered Emanuel Hospital, Portland this week for major surgery. Mrs. Sam Dchlinger and daugh ter, Keven, are here from Klam ath Falls to spend spring vacation week with Mrs. Dchlinger's par ents, Mr, and Mrs. RusseU Weim er. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Aikins of Goshen were recent guests at the home of his brother, J, L. Aikins and family. Bob McCoy and a fellow stu dent, Jim Comstock, were recent visitors at the home of the form er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McCoy. Both attend OSC. New States Invited SALEM (AP) The House voted here to add aslaska and Hawaii to the Pacific Marine Fisheries culture Department has predicted the acreage of crops planted compact, which is intended to con serve fish life in the ocean. The bill goes to the Senate. Oregon, Washington and Califor nia already are members. MONDAY 1:10 Know Your School 4:00 Dr. Hudson 4:30 Addla Bobklni J:30 Captain Monday :00-Norlhweit News 0: IS HunllayBrlnklty NBC 4:30 Stage Savtn 7:00 Tombstona Territory 1:30 The Americana NBC 1:30 Talet Ot Weill Fargo 9:00 Acupulco NBC 9:30 Dante NBC 10:00 Baroara Stanwyck NBC 10:3D-Not For Hire 11:00 Report litis- Jack Paar-NBC Winston-Dillard People Travel By PHEBE MCGUIRE Mr. and Mrs. Oren Ledgerwood of Dillard and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Fox of Lookingglass have returned to their homes after a two-week vacation trip to Hawaii, which was made by plane. They toured Oahu and other is land cities, as well as making a trip to the famous volcano, Kilauea and other points of interest. They left Kona on their return trip, ar riving home late Thursday. During their stay in the Islands, they re sided in an apartment on Waikiki Beacn. Couple Returns Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jones return ed to Winston recently after a trip, which took them to California, Ari zona and into Mexico. They went into Mexico about 400 miles, where they did some sightseeing of the towns of Navajoa and Alamos. The latter is a mountain town being re vived. It was well known for its gold and silver mines during George Washington's time. They went deep sea fishing, and, on the return trip, visited Mrs, Jones' sisters and families in Cali fornia. They also visited several friends before returning borne. Drive Taken Mr. and Mrs. Lee O. Hunt and son, David with Mrs. Charles Mc- Cord and son, Pete, drove to San Jose, cam., moay, wnere tne Hunts visited with Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Scharp. Raymond and Caro lyn. They were also accompanied by a daughter, Linda Lee, who re sides in Salem. The McCords visited relatives in Cupertino while in that area. They all returned to Winston, Monday, when Linda Lee returned to Salem to resume her employment at the Library. Public 'Singspiration' Scheduled At Sutherlin A Gospel' singspiration is sched uled at the Neighborhood Church of Christ in Sutherlin Friday to wnicn tne dudiic is invited, reports correspondent Barbara Liesinger. The program will include. hymns, choruses and special mu sic consisting of instrumental!, so los, aueis ana quartets. TONIGHT ON CHANNEL NEWS NINE service far News-Review . TUESDAY S:30-Talk nf The Town 4:00 Dr. Hudson 4:30 Addle Bobklni 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 4:00 Northwest News 4:l5-HunlleyBrlnkley (NBC) 4:30 Teen Date 7:00 Sholgun Slade 7:3ft-Sea Hunt 1:00 Jim Backul 1:30 A. Hitchcock' 9:00 Perry Mason CBS 10:00 Tuesday Special 11:00 Report Il:is-Jack Pair (NBC) Mr. and Mrs. Vine Cartar, Steve Carter, John Carter and Larry Holt were in Eugene Friday night for the tournament games. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wilson re turned home Friday following a pleasure trip to Portland where where they spent a few days. Mr. and Mrs. James Donachla and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bernham spent Saturday in Eugene attend ing to business and seeing the tour nament games. The Oregon State Mothers Club will meet Tuesday, March 21, at 8 p.m. at the Labor Temple on Roberts Avenue. All mothers of new Oregon State students are cor dially invited to attend the session. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill and family of Coos Bay and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marchbank of Eugene spent the weekend here as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. C.'L. Bow ers. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yundt of Cor vallis expect to be here this week to visit at the home of the for mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Yundt Jr. Paul, a student at Ore gon Slate College, will be on va cation from school. Mrs. Hirvay Reed and Miss Shar on Stark drove to Eugene Friday to see the tournament games, re turning home the same evening in company with the former's son, Frank, University of Oregon stu dent, who will spend the college vacation with his parents. Miss Stark is Reed's fiancee. JamtB Hall nf Karramonfn Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. George Lionneuy 01 san Leandro, Calif., left Sunday to return to their homes after a weekend visit here with relatives and friends. Hall vis ited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hall, and the Donnelly's were guests of Mrs. Donnelly's mother, Mrs. E. M. White. S -e . Iff! VS - 1 -:v.:t -3m J te-V, I a. I v, - II k,,:. :v.- .A.-.-..v.,,;, - . ,.:. .ifc IT'S A PUZZLEMENT Scott's Royal Football Dogs, one of the 20 acts in Ken Jensen's Elks Circus slated to play in Roseburg Wednesday, seem to have a problem trying to decide just What to do with the pigskin. One if their main problems appears to be that one of their Boxer teammates 'isn't interested in playing the gridiron game. The six dog act will present a complete routine at 4 and 8 p.m. performances. I WED., MAR. 22 1 Two complett, 2-hour 2 performance I 4:00 and 8:00 The Roseburg Elks Lodge Presents kTM OlCr-ll ELksb PRESENTING THE M BL ALLNEWTHI$YEAR i-f r-'x . t a. a-.-. i it i vsvr' v J I . 1 i KIDS FREE TICKETS Grade ScKool boys and girh can sea tha big circus tree by getting lie It ere from any af tha many kusinase and profaetianal firms wlsa an. ntjally taocaeata ta help bring tha circus ra yau. V, COM! IARLYI ENJOY THt pRI-CIRCUS ANTICS Of THI UN MAKING CLOWNS atHWH'aiiajwii i Wisar?asirii i mvif'mmvKlt''tK,rit,t Community News Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Nail Kater Jr. drove to Eugene last week to at tend the tournament games. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Millar were among Roseburg basketball fans who attended the tournament games in Eugene Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Todd and sons were among those who drove to bugene last week to attend the state basketball tournament. Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Jacklin were among Roseburg fans who attend ed the Thursday night basketball game in Eugene. Mrs. James Hatwy and children spent the weekend visiting in Washougal, Wash., with Mrs. Han. ey's brother-in-law and sister, Dr, and Mrs. Ray Smith. Dolly Fent, Vi Davie, Dollie Spancake, Betty Vincent and Jean DeVore, members of the Clark's Studio bowling team, participated in the state tournament at North Bend over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Everson and family have returned home after spending several days in Portland as the houseguests of Everson's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Miner, and family. Lou Yundt, Mary Circle. Clara Rihlin, Meryl Hess, Sylvia Ander son and Lorraine Russell partici- patea in ine state Dowung louraa ment at North Bend over the week end. They are members of the Fairhaven Cleaner's team. Fred Nutt of Drain, district com mander of the American Legion; Mrs. Robert Marshall, Roseburg, president of the auxiliary; and Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Powell of Riddle, district commander and vice presi dent, comprised a delegation from Douglas County who attended the recent American Legion and Auxil iary executive committee session in Portland. Douglas County FAIRGROUNDS COYERED ARENA the 5th Annual Appearance of the o u BEST TO THE WEST .'-rr - I I - - - sift MORI THAN OAFIATURl LVt ACTS 1 ADMISSION Na reaarvad taata sold: na eats bald back. Door Open One Hour Early for Each Performance to permit First Arrivals Choice ot Seats. Adults (inc. Fad Ta) $1.50 H. S. Students SI. 00 Children (thru Grade School) 50 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brundiga and Miss Pam Miller drove to Eu gene Thursday night for the tour nament game. Homar Haynes of Sherwood is presently visiting here at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Waller. Farman and Paul Dillon Jr. are home from University of Oregon to spend the college vacation visiting their parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Paul union fr. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Buall of Portland were here for the week end to visit at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buell. Mr. and Mrs. Jamas D. Fraoman drove to Eugene last weekend to attend the tournament games and bring home with them their daughter, Joanne, who is a stu dent at University of Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Stringfellow and daughters, Ruth, Emma and Joanne, have returned to their home on Foliett Street after a two week trip to Moline, 111. They spent the time visiting a daughter, Doris Stringfellow, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Habard at tended the tournament games in Eugene last week in company with their daughter, Judy, a student at University of Oregon. The three then went on to Portland to spend a few days. Flo Ann McDonald, Velda Elli son, Madelyn Waters, Peggy But ler and Arline Langendoerfer, bowling for Ellison's U Drive, par ticipated in the state bowling tour nament at North Bond over the weekend. Mrs. McDonald, who was accompanied on the trip by her husband, Hugh, attended the an nual uregon Male Woman s Bowl ing Association meeting, and as state treasurer, was present for the executive board meeting. '4. Elks Circus Due In Area The circus Is coming! Ken Jensen's Elks Circus will ho in Roseburg Wednesday with two big shows slated at the Douglas County Fairground's Community Building. The circus, one of the largest fraternal sponsored circuses in the country, will feature 20 different acts designed to please the audi ience. Each performance lasts more than two hours. Among the acts Roseburg's cir cus fans will see will be the Car lyle Troupe, an American acroba tic act; Johnny Welde and his Bears; Tonya and Princess, a trained elephant act; Billy Orwell, a youthful aerial star; and Scott's Royal Football Dogs. Showtime on Wednesday will be at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. Wafer Supply Good At Winston-Dillard Lou Shiglev. superintendent of the Winston-Dillard Water Dis trict, has received a letter from the Oregon State Board of Health in Portland, advising him that the local district had met the stand arris of purity for drinking water during 19H0. This is the third consecutive year such a record has been noted, ac cording to correspondent Thebe McC.mre. This information is furnished from the bacteriological records o( Water Public Supplies of Oregon. PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE HORACE C. BERG Sptcial Afftnt - Room 301 Pacific luiltjtn Off. OK 3-7491, H. OR 3-713 1 Mrs. Martin W. Schneider is re ported to be feeling better after being ill at her home for the past several days. Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Berggreen and family were in Salem most of last week visiting at the home of Berggreen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Berggreen. Miss Merria Elian Boa, Oregon State College student, is home to spend the college vacation visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boe. Wayne Crooch was in Salem last week to attend committee hearings concerning community colleges. While there he visited his son, Dee, who is a student at Willamette Uni versity. . Ed Waggoner, John Puttman and Tom Koberg, all from University of Oregon, and Dick Harp, Ore gon State College, arrived in Rose burg Friday to spend the college vacation visiting their respective parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. M; Parkins were in Eugene during the weekend to attend the tournament games and to be guests at a buffet for basket ball fans from Medford, the for mer home of Mr. and Mrs. Per kins. Jean DaVora, president of the Roseburg Woman's Bowling Asso ciation, and Imogene Piper, secre tary, were in North Bend over the weekend to attend the annual state association meeting. Mrs. Devore also attended the executive ses sion. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Haynes of St. Paul, Minn., have left to re turn home following a visit here with the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mis. Bill Wall er. They also spent some time with Mr. and Mrs. Don Lent, the latter the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Haynes. Mrs. C. L. Inmari and Mrs. J. M. Larson, both of Springfield were here Friday evening for a visit at. the home of the former's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Inman. Mrs. Larson is In man's sister. They brought with them Miss Janet Inman, of U of O, who is now spending the college vacation with her parents, the Le Roy Inmans. At the family gather ing, the birthdays of Janet Inman and Mrs. C. L. Inman were cele brated. WINNER OF 11 ACADEMY AWARDS Limited Engagement starts WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22nd A" m MiV 1 j4lt A TALE OF TUB CHRIST TECHNICOLOR Ca'mera 6S Niahtlv ot 7:30 ADMISSION i.sa Open at 6:45 MATINEES SAT t SUN at 1:30 (NO RESERVED SEATS) o: -Jtz ai lu 'J.' u: a: uj u: u: u.' u; ii; u: u: u; ii: K -ju 'ju u: JBt TUESDAY ONLY "Curtain at 8:00" present AN EERIE JOURNEY INTO THE UNKNOWN! ... SO POWERFUL IT WILL CLUTCH AT Your Throat! Doors Open at 7:30 ADULTS ONLY .. $1.25 '"THE MAGICIAN' is full of extraordinary thrills that flow and collide on .sevpral levels of emotion and intellect. Supremely contemplative, eerie and Rabelaisian . . . rich in comedy and melodrama as well as deep philosophical thought and wonderful in ft? graphic details ... tf it a iViorrmcii fxcifing film." Boslcy Cmclher, .V.T. Timet IVCVUR BERGMAN'S "MM David Fromdahl and Terry Travis spent Friday in Eugene where they attended the tourna ment basketball game. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bertram drove to Eugene Friday for the tournament game. Miss Patsy Fromdahl accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Leicht and James Doyle were in Eugpne for the Thursday night basketball tour nament game. Miss Susan Byron, University nf riraann einiianl ic hnmA In eiSPnH the college vacation visiting her parents, Kir. ana Mrs. james By ron. Miss Kay Van Krevelen is home from University of Oregon to spend the spring vacation. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Van Krevelen, brought Kay home after attending the tournament games in Eugene. Ihm RnicMsn. Poitv 7npk Jo anne Riley, Mabel Katzmareck and Lucille Shepherd, bowling for the Lunch Bowl tfam, were in norm Bend for tl" -'ite tournament over the weeken,.. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ewing and Mrs. Lois McCormack and son, Mike, have returned home after a trip during spring vacation. Among other places, they visited Phoenix, Ariz., with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bunton, Mary Elise Unrith, University of Oregon student, and her sister, Sabra, who attends Southern Ore gon College at Ashland, arrived home last week to spend the col lege vacation visiting their moth er, Mrs. William Unrath. Norman Boa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boe, is back in Roseburg after spending the week of spring vacation visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Oliver of Canby. Mrs. Boe took Norman to Canby the first part of last week, returning home the same day. Movie Showtime MONDAY, MARCH 10, ltd INDIAN THEATRE Doors open i:10. Complete shows 7:00-9:15. "101 Dalmati ans" 7:45-10:00. STARLITE DRIVE-IN Closes until Friday night. TUESOAY, MARCH 11, 11 INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 7:30. "Curtain at 8:00." "The Magician" 8:2 only. STARLITE DRIVE-IN Closed until Friday night. METRO GOLDWYN MAYER WILLIAM WYI.ERS Kiddies under 12 75e Jndicut OlnNord 3-6537 ENDS TONITI Shows 7;00-9:l 5 "101 Dalmatians" US" - i irjem s is iav'r.vs!:!f i-i TS.-.1' mm iijK let
