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Newspaper Page TextThe Sfory Of The News-Review's Newest Feature Is Instant Success Thur., June 1, 1961 The News-Review, Roteburg, Ore. 13 RECEPTION SLATED ' Your city is full of peanuts!" ihe peanut-vending business. But Now a statemn t like that niisht the man who .aid it, a tall, quiet not sound altogether compliment-1 spoken artist by the name ot ary, unless you happened lo be in I Charles M. Schulz, wasn't refer- ,- . .. . . . ...... ,,,, iiinhitiiuMim fin f- ie-t' F J-'.---J-"" --"sv ... , , - ,. -. . . L -1. - , .'.p. ... ' WMrM. SOLO BATON WINNERS in the Portland Rose-Anns con test recently held were these Roseburg girls. They are Dianne Hannah, 7, and Shirley Hannah, 10, Rt. I Box 125, Eastwood district. They ore the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hannah. Dianne was in the 8 years and under category, and Shirley in the 9 to 10 year old bracket. The event was held in David Douglas high school's gymn asium. (Dick Gilman) BIDE-A-WEE CAFE "A Good Place to Eat" PAN FRIED HOME MADE CHICKEN PIES OPEN SUNDAYS We Take Pride In Good Food Low Prices 102 E. Central Surherlin Ph. 9202 ring to the kind of peanuts you eat. lie meant little folks, younsslei'S. "Peanuts are the grandest peo-l pie in the world." he explains.' "Your children are peanuts; and so are mine. They're delightful. lovable, funny, irresistible and j wonderfully unpredictable. 1 really hate to see them grow out of the peanut stage. " I Charles M. Schulz should know. He's the creator of "Peanuts," i the comic strip being distributed to newspapers throughout the world by I'nited feature Syndicate. Inc., which has won phenomenal popularity among readers of all ages and earned for Mr. Schulz such prized honors as the 1936 "Cartoonist of the Year" Award of the National Cartoonist Society, the 1958 "Humorist of the Year" Award of the Yale Record, and. many others. Army Calls Born in Minneapolis some 39 years ago, he can't remember a time when he didn't like to draw pictures. Sometimes during gram mar school he decided he wanted to be a cartoonist, and after grad uating from high school he took a correspondence school course in art. With this basic training (and his natural talent ) he was about to embark on his chosen career when the World War 11 interfered. En tering the Army in february, 194X he served as a machine-gun squad leader in France, Germany and Austria, before receiving his hon orable discharge in february, 1946. Even in the Army, however, he found time to draw comical sketch es of amusing little youngsters and their distinctive reactions lo life. Once back home in Minneapolis again, he began drawing two-column panel cartoons for magazines, and sold several to the Saturday Evening Post and other periodi cals. He also got a job as instruc tor at the same Minneapolis art school at which he had been a correspondence student some years before. Bundle Sent In 19-19 he sent a bundle ot the panel cartoons to I'nited feature Syndicate in New Y'ork. "My wife and I kept our fingers crossed, waiting for the reply." he says. "And when the syndicate wrote that they would be inter ested in seeing my funny young sters developed in comic-strip form, rather than as single panel cartoons, I really got excited. I had already developed some def inite little characters that I thought would make a good daily strip, so I drew them up and let for New York." ' Schulz use CHARLES SCHULZ . . peanuts everywhere It was a nasty, rainy morning when he arrived in New York, and to keep his drawings dry he lucked plained in a front-page story. ' them under his coat and hurried switchboard lit up like a Christi thus was "Peanuts" born. Fan Mail Heavy ! Since ils fu-t appearance in 1950. the strip has generated a ! constant flow of surprisingly de jvoted fan mail. A lady in Vash 'ington. D. C, wrote, "Although peanuts are fattening and I'm sup posed to be on a diet, I just can t resist your uelightlul comic. 1 read it every morning in lieu of breakfast." And a young wife in San Francisco wrote, "Whenever 1 refer to my soon-lo-be-born first baby, I call him Charlie Itrown. If he is a buy, I will undoubtedly name him Charlie Brown." I College students all over the conn ! try have voted "Peanuts" their ! favorite comic strip. The Detroit nbly uninlerruped working hour ! Free Press inadvertently omitted ' Mr. Schulz follows his long cstab the strip from the first two edition lished practice of starting his day's one day. and as the editor ex- .worn as close lo ti:.u a.m. as pos A reception honoring" Maud-- Cole will be held Salurdav from 2 lo 5 pm. at the Ca'aoooia Club- remark house, four miles west of Slither- I ' It's not quite that easy, sas. "Occasionally I do actual incident or an apt as the basis for a strip. But most ly I think the characters in the strip have their own individual personalities, that are just as real to me as those of my own chil dren." When the growing real life fam ily outgrew the house in Minne apolis in the spring of lfl.'iS. the' Melrose School will hold its an Schulzes packed up and moved nual picnic Friday at 5 p.m. at westward, to a larger, comfort- the school. Students and their fain ahly rambling home in Sohaslopol, dies are invited, reports Nettie California. There, in a studio sop- Woodruff, correspondent, araled from the main house by enough distance to insure reason- lin. Mrs. Cole's book, an historical novel entitled "Away Hack When" has just been released. She will autosraph copies throughout the aitcniooii. SCHOOL PICNIC SET Movie Showtime Our Christmas lo the syndicate office without pausing for breakfast. He was so early that none of the staff had arrived for the day. so he left the drawings with the receptionist and went out to eat. W hile he was gone, the editors arrived, and the receptionist gave them the samples. They looked them over, and by the time Schulz returned they had tree. With all Ihe phones ringing, it sounded like a Chinese temple at New Year's. We slopped the presses just like in thu movies and got 'Peanuts' back into the paper." .Mr. and Mrs. Schulz now have five real-life "peanuts" of their own; three girls Meredith. Amy1 brain children? "1111 one ot the Louise, and Jill Marie and two luckiest people I know," he savs. decided that his inimitable little; boys Charles Jr.. and Craig. "All my life, 1 wanted to draw a characters good ol' Charlie Friends of the family are some- comic strip and now I'm doing Brown, Lucy, Patty, Violet, Schoe- limes inclined to see the Schulz it, and people seem to like it. der and ihe others would in-i children depicted as characters I can't imagine anything I'd rather deed make a good comic strip. And in the strip. Id more than what I'm doing!" sible. He averages about eight hours work a day. he says; some times, when ideas come fast, he turns out two or three strips in that lime, and sometimes but rarely he discards everything because il doesn't meet his ex acting standards. How does he feel about the very satisfying success of his little Thursday, Junt 1, Ifll INDIAN THEATRE-Ooon op.ri 6 43, Com p'ete slioAi 7:00-. JO. "In. Big sno" i 7 ?s 9 STARUTE DRIVE-IN Oo.n 7:IS. Shos start at (Jus ''The Canad.ant" 'id ' Lilt Days ol Peompeii" PINE DRIVE-IN Open 7:15. Shovsi start at dusk "Hell Rent lor Leather'' and "II Staffed in Naples" CLOVERLEAF DRIVE IN (Sutnarlinl Box office opens at 1 JO. Show Harts at dusk, i "North To Alaska" plus "Pay or Dit" ' Open ot 7:15 Shows at Duik NOW! thru SAT only Mwirs Outtimlxiii...Hiit! OutlouiM! I I.'IM.-M.'.l mm Ri PLUS - CO-HIT: SIEVE Tht following radtt mni ttltvttlan programs print at a fr public itrvie for Nw-Rviw fMdin, All pro 9 ram lilting- art publishid ai neeivid from tht rttptcrivt ftof-ioni. Tht Ntw Rtvitw dt not accept roiponiibility for variation from original tchtdulft furniihtd thit ntwipapor. i.-f-i- '.71. w. rt-. -v- t -a ; ;'v -'x - -i y r -'Wpf'aji UVl !'!' 1 V"'. 1t$t IpWY8 SI f 1 f - fry V It ll it 'i ? ,v- i ' i J 't v n J ; ! I Sm i". t: -; -" I's vi 1'..' w I is X V 'firiVlllMl n.lt-. Jil , Tontaht thru Saturday A Graot Alatkan Advtntura In Colrsr , John Waynrj Stawart Granqor Ernia Kovact Fabian Capucina "NORTH TO ALASKA" plus Ernost Borgnina in "PAY OR DIE" Open 7:15 Shows at Dusk NOW thru SAT! Hell-Bant for Thrill. r AUDIE MURPHY with FELICIA FARR in 'Hell Bene for Leather' in COLOR plus CLARK GABLE Sophia Loron , "It Started in Naples" IN TECHNICOLOR Friday and Saturday "FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE" Richard Basohort Stu Erwin plus "SECRETS OF THE PURPLE REEF" Jeff Richards Margia Dean KPIC-TV Ch. 4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY f?30 Concentration NBC 10 .00 Truth or Consequeneei-NBC 10; 30 It Could You NBC 10-5V-TV Newi Today NBC 11:00 Jan Murray NBC 11:30 Romper Room NBC 1?:00 Young Dr. Matone NRC 1?:30 From Theso Rooti NBC 1:00 Wake Room For Daddy NBC 1:30 Here's Hollywood NBC 2:00 Waterfront (Mort, Wed (. Frl.) Talk ot Town ITuei & Thurj) J:30 Moviei 4: IS Off to Market (Wed.) 4:30 Addis Bookint THUkSDAY 5:30 H Hound 6:00 Northwest News t: 15 Huntley Brinkley NBC 6:30 Outlaws NBC 7:30 Bat Maslcrson NBC 8:00 B Father NBC 8:30 Ernie Ford NBC 9:00 Shotgun Stade 9:30 Two Faces West 10:00 Report 10:15 Jack Paar NBC FRIDAY 5:30 Almanac Newsrtel 4:45 Sportsman's Tips 4:00 Northwest News 6:15 Hunlley Brinkley NBC 6:30 Blu Angels 7:00 Checkmate CBS 8:00 Lawless Years NBC 8:30 Playhouse 9:00 Award Theater 9:30 Sea Hunt 10:00 Report 10: 15 Almanac Newsreel 10:30 Fun With Music 11:00 Front Row Center OUTSTANDING VOLUNTARY SERVICES by students in the Business Education Depart ment of Roseburg Senior High School were rewarded by special certificates. They are, front row, left to right, Constance Kingry, Shirley Gillespie, Jackie Barnes, and Jean Lemon; second row, left to right, Ether Dyar RHS shorthand instructor, Betty Lou Yundt, Nancy Voeller, Dr. Frank Merker, Veteran's Administration Hospital head, Marilyn Thov son, Janice Black, and Ralph I. Snyder, Business Education Department chairman. Vao0 SERVICE III St'VlCE GUH.NTCFtl PHONE OR 3-4123 KLUVER RADIO & TV In Amfcari 21 Yeiri 1101 Ht Sttshm it tttin Vlllir Jet. Modern, Reasonable Rent Jackson St. at Lane Ave. Adults OR 3-8244 "A Good Place To Live" Kohlhagen Apfs. MODE O'DAY Dresses, Lingerie, Blouses Hosiery Drosses 3.99 Thru 8.99 Across from the Indian Theatre KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10:00 Love Of Lift 10:30 Search Fo- Tomorrow IQialV-GuMdintj Light 11:00 Camoutlaoe 11:30 As The World Turns lj oo Face Th Facts 1?:30 House Prtv 100 Thu Millionaire 1 -30 Verdict Is Yours 2:00 Brighter Day 3-IS Secret Storm 2 30-Ed g Of Night 3.00 Ntws 3:10 To Bt Announced THURSDAY 4:00 Friendship Circle 4:30 Unclt Bill Show 5.30 Roy Rogers 6 00 vour TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 5 Reoort 6:1; Doug Edwards With Tl 6:30 Award Theater 7:00 You Are There 7:30 Two Face West l:0O SDorti Spectacular 9:00 Hot Off Tht Win 9 30 Johnny Midnight 10:00 Final Rtport 10:15 Theater FRIDAY 4:00 Bargain Shopper 4: 15 Industry On Parade 4 30 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Huckleberry Hound 6:0O Your TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 5 Report 6 15 Doug Edwards Wiin Thl Ntws 6:30 Sports Roundup 7:00 Sea Hunt 7:30 Routt 66 -30 Brothers Brannagan 9:00 Twilight Zont 9:30 Rawhide 10:30 Final Report 10.45 Stage Five Oregon Becomes 7th In Medicare SAI.KN (AP) Oregon this week became the seventh slale in the nation to adopt a program 01 medicare. Gov. Mark Hatfield signed inlo law the enablinij lesislalion that will allow the state to participate in the federal program. The state will provide $.1.6 mil lion for the $10 million program and one-half the administration cost, with the rest coming from the federal and county govern ments. Chairman Joseph Harvey Jr. of the state Wellare Commission, who also is with Oregon Physi cians Service, said Oregon was the seventh state lu approve medicare. High School Business Department Given Voluntary Service Award The Business Education Depart-; cd. shorthand class volunteer for ment of Roseburg Senior H i g h secretarial and clerical work in School was awarded a special cer-fthe various offices of the VA Hos-; tificate for outstanding voluntary ; pital in Itosclmrg. service given by some of the inrni-i Honored Af Tea hers of the transcription class for j The senior sliidcnls were honor work performed at the Veteran's! ed at a tea recently given by Ihe Administration Hospital. This pro- administrative staff of the hospital gram, which comprises a period of; under the personal direction of Ihe last two months of each school i Dr. Frank Jlerker, VA Superin year, has been in effect for three) tendent. years. The students of the advanc- The girls participating in the program this year, whose pictures j arc indicated above, are as fol 1 lows: Jean Lemon. Nancy Voeller. Shirley (iillespie, Constance King- Tonight thru Saturday "THE LOST WORLD" plus "13 GHOSTS" Donald Wood - Jo Morrow NOW THRU SAT. ONLY Open 6:45.. Show. 7:00-9:15 IRCUS THRILLS in COLOR um. WILLIAMS "'"ROBERTSON i , ipsssa save 9 2 County Men Complete 8-Week Army Course Jackie Barnes, Janice Black. .Marilyn Thovson, and Betty l.ou Yundt. Miss Kslher Dyar is the LOST YOUR LICENSE TO DRIVE? SEE ROLF'S INSURANCE FOR FAST SERVICE 939 S. E. Stephens OR 3-8166 run FIST. EFFICIENT. COUDTEOUS SERVICE r(T all. Y(V!1 printing needs m & m Printers 0;'iid 3I:?I YOUR PHONE CALL Lf . WILL PUT THIS Spoct to Work for You, Youi Business THE NEWS-REVIEW KOIN-TV Ch. 6 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY t:45 TeiKoun 730 Cflrloon Tirn I ' 00 Morninfl Nwi I IS Cp t. KArtgaroe 001 Love Lucy 30 Vidw VtlUgt 10 00 Doublt Eipo.-urc 10: JO Sufpns Pflct..gt H:00-Lovt Of Lift 1j;30$Mrch For Tomorrow llriS Guiidlnq Light i; 00 Nws (WO" Ihril Thurjl 13:04 Hi, Neighbor (Moi thru Thun) Hoiffss Houit Pf1v tFndeiy-13) 1? 10 A Tn World Turni 100-KOIN Kitchert 1 30 House Psrty J-00 The Millionaire ? 30 Verdict Is Yogr 3 00 BriQhler Day 3: 15 Secret Storm 3-?0-Edae Of Nipht 4 00 Fflmooj Ptavrioi.se i 30 Carloon Circus 5 no Man From Cochi,e (Men-wed-Ft) 5:00 Broken Arrow (Tue-Thyr() THJRSDAY 5 30 Walerfront 00 Weainer-Sporls-News 6 15 Oouq Edwards, Newl 30 New Horizon 7 CO Dangerous Rooin 7 30 Summer SporU Soeclecu'ar I 30 Zane Grey Theatre 9 00 Gunjl.nger 10 00 Kennedy In Pari 10:30 Let's Fact It 11-00 City Deoc 11:05 New! Wirt 11:10 Theater FRIDAY 5-30 People' Choice 6 00 Weather-Sportj-Newi A li Douq Edward. Newt 30 Assignment Underwater 7 00 Award Theatre 7 30 Rawhide 8 30 Routt U e:30 Way Out 10 00 Twilight Zone 10:30 Kennedy In Pnri( 11:00 Portland Wrestling 11 iS Cily Deih tl:SONewi Wire Nov. 1 Datt Sot Under the law. Oregon's grain will go inlo effect .Nov. 1. The .state can pay direct for the medical service or it can contract with a private insurance Rroup lake over the whole program. can't Rive individual participants the money to apply on individual private insurance plans. To qualify, a single person can no have an income of more than SI .500 annually or more than $l.r.00 in assets. The limit for married couples is $2,000 annual income and $2, 000 in assels. The law permits aid for hopilal Army servjcei care, nursing home care, doctor . , hilts, presenheri drugs, laboratory service, outpatient hcrvicc and nursing care. Two Douclas Countv men have 'completed eight weeks of mililarv shorthand instructor and the co-or pro-1 poiice training at the Provost Mar-'dinator is Ralph Snyder, chair next shal General's School. Fort Jor-1 nn f 'he Business Education De don. Ga. parlmenl. They are: The advantage given lo girls Army Pvt. Gerald W. Meyers, parhcipaling in the program has a ,0 23. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred .1. ; two-fold benefit. In Ihe first place. It .Meyers, Sutherlin, and Pvl. Wil-; the hospital and Ihe sludents share , Ham G. kosp. son oi Mr. airi in me sausiacunn ot neing a me id Mrs. Klmer V. Hose, Hi. 4, Scolls-; do volunteer work wilhout thought burg. ! of reward. In the second place. Meyers is a 195.1 graduate of the actual experience in a practical Sutherlin High School and was em-1 job situation will he of immeasur p loved by Hockeldyne. Cannga. able benefit for those who may Park. Calif., before entering the ; work for the government service Army. Hose is a 19.'.5 graduate of or who go into privale offices, licedsport I'nion High School and w as empioypti ny iiiiniiauuiui . . . k. A Paper Co., Gardiner, prior I ' L O L A L N t W( 5 KEZI-TV Ch 9 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10 00 The G1 Storm snow 10:30 Love Thit Bob 11 CO CamoutiaQe 11 30 Number Please 1?:00 About Face II. 75 Mid Day Report U:iOPuHe 6-at iVon) Crtrtftflni lTle Thurl) Puce ant (wed) iina Chile Show (Fr- 1 00 Day In Court 1 10 Sevn Ky j Oft Queen For A D I ? 30 Who Do You TruU 3 00 ATr-ncw Bandstand 4.00 Open Hqij- ! THURSDAY 4 in-Rncky Ad H'S Fr.end! 5 cn Tee.i Beat , 5 iG-This 1 Alice 6 00 New. Nm ! 30 GueUward Ho 7 00 Donn RJ Show 7 .30 Asignment: Under a tar : I 00 K.y Three Sftne. ! I jO The Untouchables ! ?..?0 Silent Please ! ip 00 brother Brannaqan I 10 JO-florOer Patrol 11:00 News Nine r,ni FRIDAY I 10 Rin Tin Tin S 00 Jack Boone Show 5 30-Death Valley D, t 00 NeS Nine a 20 afty'i Fu"1y Purine 7.00 Leave It To Beaver 7 30 The FHntston I 0077 Sun' I S'riQ f ftThe Detective 30 Ine Law and We. Jones 10 00 Lock UD 10 3ft Third (Van 11 00 New Kne Final tl;l5Feature Film Radio Programs - Monday thru Friday KRNR 1490 KC . , rVoote Jmiln Snow flM ne-'H on the hour, S'inday throuqh Sat .jraay CBS (eature ot the hail hour. Sun day lhri,qh Salu'dav Frank Goi, t .0 am, i H pm, Volay thrwogh Safuroav t I 3 Suthe1" r Hour l..0weH Thoma. 4 p m , Monday throtpai 10, ll-JO, Saturday. SDorti Time, 4; 10 p.m. Monday 10.0O CBS Bix ill 5 Wmton Hour 4 10, t Rickr Jofnoo Show Ex-Roseburg Resident Wins Marine Citation I.ance Corporal DonniJ ('.. (iriT tin. ISMC. was nanifd ".Mainlcn- aiue Man of Ihe Monlh" for May l his ba.se in Kl Toro. Calif. Ho is plane captain for an F-9K81' CoiiKar Jel. i Thp seli'rlion i maile ea'.h j month of Ihe man who distinguish es himself in Ihe maintenance field of the squadron. He is the I son of Mr. and Mis. Joe M. Grif i lin. of 719 NK Alameda St. His ! wife. Barbara, and son, Michael, i live in Sanla Anna, near the base. AGE LIMIT EYED Mr. and Mrt. W. L. Chrislensen MONTItKAI. (AIM A recom- and sons. Jeff and Hrad. visited mendatinn that airline pilots' re- from Saturday until Tuesday in Se tirement ajc be set at fill has been attic with Ihe former's broth'T adopted by the International Civil and family. Christensen, Owner of Aviation Organization's personnel Chris' Studio of Photography, re licensing and medical division. turned lo hig studio Wednesday. Itirftuon Friday. MONDAY THeOUOH FRIDAY 5 .s Sion Oi Boo Johnson snow a 00 CBS Block 1 7 10 Paopy's Plall.r Pari ' !J:00 Sifln Oil KQEN 1240 KC Scheau.ed Highliptit: KQEM mui'C thfouoh out breadeet tlay between luted p'ooram Local ABC net.r, newcat at S m,n t'e be'ore eeth hir tnrjonxit th dav atr in a m Seer . el p'ogramj a tcHo a OA Ae Uo Mu'ic ?0 Local Ke. IS Spo'H H'(fr'i WWO'd hewARC 4 lVy,atrwf CaDHfite 1.00 FranK Memlrsgay ABC LtVil Ne.s 00 Clitf EngiABC JO Local INew Si-Paul Harvey-ABC 00 B'eakfa.t C'uo IS TejhO Tt- ABC T f arrri Exchange 0 Stor Club OO-.Vid Da KS W B-j'-neiS F .rat ABC 7 Sooai Calnoar SO LoaI New i Jcnn Daly ABC j 5 10 Paul Hiwey-ASC 5 JO Sport H.ghl'Oht S iwvan Morn abc S VMeadllna New - ARC OO Ertw P Morgan ABC i IS Lovel Kx a JWFa'm t ichaneje 30 Busme Final ABC 7 00 Vanoercoo Mew ABC I X-IO 00 Teteqoeai 10 00 Q,n MuvC U 00 S on O'f MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY I . SJ mm ,0' 'HJ!! ! 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