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8 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, 0r Sob, Jiy 1, iftl Cow Creek, South Umpqua By MRS. MILTON HAMMERSLY Lookouts on the Cow Creek Rang er District are now manned for the summer fire season, accord ing to John O. Wilson, district ranger. Assigned to Diamond Rock look out is George Hunt of Eureka, Calif.; Red Mountain, Charles Young of Roseburg; and Tallow Wild Blackberry Pie NOW AT NTs Place North Umpqua Highway Junction Cafe WINSTON DINE and DANCE FINE FOOD HOURS: Fri. & Sat, 9:00-2:00, SUNDAY 8:00- 12:00 FEATURING The Country Cats Orchestra Tti fJlowln rdi h4 Nlvlito pvqnmt mm printed fr puMic wrvict far Ntws-Rtvtm fMtjWn. All pqnm Httinft r pubHihid m niv4 fram Hw ripctiv atatroflt. Th Nw ltvlw mtm not accept ntpomlbltltjr for vHtt frm tr..nl Ktatjal himiflitd ttiti ntwtppv. KPIC-TV Ch. 4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Programs HiM Mr en Standard Tim,.. tOO-Prle Is Right NBC 4 : 30 Concentration N BC 10:00 Trulh or Consquanc N BC '10:30 It Could fi YOU NBC 10:55 TV Newi Tody NBC .11:00 Jan Murray NBC 111:30 Romrw Room NBC 1?:00 Young Dr. Malone NBC .17:30 From Thai Roots NBC i 1:00 Maka Room For Daddy NBC ' 1:30 Hart's Hollywood NBC ' . 2:00 Th Movlm ; News Following Movie 3:30 Talk of The Town (Tuei. L Thun.) TBA (Mon. Wed. and Frl.) k 4:00 Walerlront (Mon and Frl.) TBA, Tuet, Wad. end Thun) RADIO SERVICE all srnvice tuNmo PHONE OR 3-4123 KLUVER RADIO & TV ll IMtllirf M Ytan DM Nf. lllllm at tlUu Villi! Jet, Modarn, Roaionabla Rant Jackson. St. ot Lana Ave. Adults OR 3-8244 "A Good Hoc. To Live" Kohlhagen Apts. KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY DAYLIGHT SAVINOt TtM -11:00-Love of Life 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 17:00 CamoulUoR 12:30 A The World Turni 1:00 Face The Fade 1:30 Home Party 9:00 The Millionaire 2:30 Verdict 1( Your 3:00 Brighter Day t:15 Secret Storm J:J0 fcdga Of Nloht SATURDAY r 30 Magic Land KOI N TV Ch. 6 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ALL PROGRAMS DAYLIOHT TIMS 7-50 Cartoon Tim ' B:0O Morntng Haws 1:15 Capr, Kangaroo 00 I Love Lucy 30 Video Village 10:00 Doubl ExpoNJTf 10:30 Surorlia Package 11:00 Love of Lit 11:30 Search For Tomotrott 11:45 Guiding Ltght 17:00 News (Mon thru Thun) 12:04 HI, Neighbor (Mon thru Thurs) Hotter Horn Party (Frlday-II) 17-30 As Th World Turns 1:00 KOIN KUchen 1:30 Houi Party ? 00 Th Millionaire 2-30 Verdict Is Youri 3 00 Brlohter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3 10 Fdge ot NloJit 4:00 Famous Plahous KEZI-TV Ch 9 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ALL PROGRAMS STANDARD TIMI 10:00 Th Gale $tnrm Show 10:30 Love That BOO 1 1 :0O Camouflage 11-30 Nuntoar PleaM l?:00-Ahout Faces 1?:J5 Mid Day Report 12:30 Pulte beat (Aon) Cartoons (Tues t Triors) Pageant fWed) Ilka Chase Snow (Frt) 1 OODay In Court 1.30 Seven Keys Radio Programs -Monday thru I-I7V fW h,,,. . . . wee. Monday through Saturday. CBS New. on th hour, Sunday through Saturday. CAS features on th halt hour, Sunday through (eturday. Frnlt Goss. 4 30 m.. PST. 4:45 1 KQEIM 1240 KC Scheduled Highlights; KOEN music througn. out broadcast day between listed programs. Local and ABC network newscasts at min utes belor each hour throughout the day Iter 10 a.m. Special programs, as follows 4.00 Wak Up Music 4:70 Local Newt 4: 15 Sports Highlights :30 World News ABC 4:S5Weathr Capsulte 7:00 Frank Hemingway ABC KYES 950 KC MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY BmIci fMtk-neMntwMiher Emle, James Hunt of Iowa City, Iowa. Other student trainees on Cow Creek summer crews are Hamil ton Sherman of Kerhonkson, N.Y., assigned to fire suppression, and Steve Kibler of Kort Thomas, Ky., brush disposal. Wilson reported that all crews are now on duty on split shifts so fire watching is 4:15-Otf to Market (Wed.) 4:30 Addle Bottkms SATURDAY 1:00 Sherl Lewis NBC 1:30 King Leonardo NBC 9:00 Fury NBC t:30 Baseball Ind Dan Smoot Ind Saturday Matinee 1:30 Tri'e Slory 3:00 Defectives Diary NBC 3:30 Lona Ranqer NBC 4:00 Soldiers Ot Fortune 4:30 Capt. Gallant 5:00 Roy Rogers CBS 5:30 Man Into Space 6:00 Groucho Marx NBC 4:30 Bonanza NBC 7:30 Tallman NBC 1:00 Deputy NBC 1:30 Nation's Future NBC F 'AST. EFFICIENT. COUMEOUS SERVICE FOR AIL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS CAIL M & M PRINTERS ORchirtf 3 6591 HOMEOWNER'S POLICY Complete coverage In on policy - ono premium ond lubirantial ovingtt Installment! available. ROLF'S INSURANCE 939 S. I. Slaphim - OR 3-8164 3:00 Walt Dlsnty Preienti 4:00 Sky King 4:30 Mighty Move 5: 00 TBA $: IS Hollywood Park Races I:4S Chrl.tlan Fellowship 4:00 Dart Smoot Report 4:15 Channel S Report 4:30 Price It Right 7:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 7:30 Perry Mason 1:30 Checkmate t:30 Have Gun Will Travel 10:00 Gunsmoka 10:30 Manhunt 11:00 F'nal Report 1I:I5-MGM Hall of Fame 4:30 Cartoon Circus 3:00 Man From CochUe (Mon-Wed-Frli 5:00 Broken Arrow (Tuei-Thyri) SATURDAY I 00 RFO 4 1:30 Sky King 9:00 Capt. Kangaro 10:00 Allakarem 10:30 Cartoon Tim 11:00 World W Llvt In 11:15 Baseball 3:301 Led Three Live 3:001 Lov Lucy 3:30 Roy Rogers 4:00 Sky King 4: 30 Mighty Mout pleyhoui S-00 Red Dunning S: 15 Hollywood Park Raree 5:45 Time Out For Sports 4:00 Frontier Doctor 4 30-Mr. District Attorney 7:00 Third Man 7:30 Perry MaiOfl 4:30 Checkmate t:30-Have Gun, Will Travel 10-00 Gun moke 10:JODealh Valley Days 2:00 Queen For A Day 2:30 Who Do You Truit 3:00 American Bandstand 4:00 Open House SATURDAY 3:06 Film Fair 4:00 Sports Special 4 00 Fight ot the Week 4:45 Mak That Spar 7 00 femerald Empir Rowing 00 Lawrence Welk Show 9 00 Roaring Twenties 10 00 News Nine Final 10 30 Feature Film SUNDAY 12:00 D I reel ions 'at Thom.i 4 00 p.m. PST MUy through r;; vir i!,"""" uroy. MONDAY THROUOH PRIOAV I J -81-Buddy Howard Show 4 OS-B0O Johnson Show 7 45 local News 00 Clltt Engle ABC 130Local Newt 55 Paul Harvey ABC 9 OO Breakfast Club 10:IS-Tello Test-ABC 1030-Farm F .change 11:30 Stork Club II 00-Mid Day New 1 00 Business F ma I ABC 3 75 Social Calender 330 Local News S: 00 John Daly ABC M I m. ID t OO-llw Bon Ntlton A M. Show :00 m. to noonRambllq ,m fttmoo noon 1 00 Th. L.Ooy Hl.tt Show tfwci.i r-Mrurtt: j Lookouts Assigned To Posts maintained on a round-the-clock basis. South Umpqua District assign ments for lookout duty announced by Ilillard -M. l.illigren, district ranger, are Donald C. Hinrichs, Roseburg, Smith Ridge lookout; Donald K. Watkins, Ames, Iowa, Grasshopper; and Ray Gerhardt, Chico. Calif., who has been attend ing college in Mexico. Acker Rock. The latter two are returning for a I second summer's employment! here. j Trainees Emnlovtd Additional student trainees em ployed for the summer on the dis trict are Gerald G. Warren, Rock ville, Md.; Roger E. I.amb, Hast ings, Neb.; Robert W. Miller, Mor gantown, W. V.; Kenneth O. Lane, Newport Ore.; Fred T. Ledig, New Brunswick, N. J.: Jerry W. Yan kauskas, Corvallis; Robert Suter, flagstaff, Ariz.; Charles II. Groff, Jr., Pittsburgh, Pa., and Rocke Warren, Cottage Grove. The latter three were also employed here last summer. Miss Dora Jane I.ayton of Al turas, Calif., is a houseguest for tbe summer at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McGinnis. She makes her home in Alturas with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Layton, who have gone to Alaska for a summer vacation. En route north, they brought her as far as Toketee Falls to the home of her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McGinnis, where she remained briefly until her Tiller hosts met her and brought her to their home. Ltaburg Trip Taken Mrs. John O. Wilson and sons drove to Leaburg recently where they met her husband's mother, Mrs. Verda O. Wilson of Tipton, Iowa, at the home of Mr. and Airs. R. G. Swarlzlcnder. The eider Airs. Wilson came west with Air. and Mrs. B. Bunl er of Tipton, who re e:30-Flva-$tr Jubilee 10:00 Coronado 9 10:30 Saturday Cinema SUNDAY 30 It It Wrllltn 9:00 This la Th Lite 9:30 Frontiers of Faith 10:00 TBA 10:30 Baseball Ind Dan Smoot Ind Champtonshfo Bowling Ind Sunday Ma line 5:00 Meet The Press NBC 5:30 Pete And Gladys CBS t:00-5hirley Temple NBC 7:00 National Velvet 7:30 Tab Hunter 1:00 Sunday Myittry Hour 9:00 Loretta Young NBC 9:10 This Is The Lite 10:00 Thaeltr Beebe & Bowman OR 3-3738 OR 3-8135 LANDSCAPING LAND LEVELING NEW LAWNS SPRINKLER SYSTEM INSTALLED Let U Mow and Clean ' Your Weed Lort if "Equipment and Expar lanca for All Jobs" SUNDAY 10 ;J5- Baseball 3:00 Sunday Matinee 3:00 Oral Roberts 4:30 Adventure! In Mediclr 4:00 Till Pending 5:00 It li Wrltlan 3:30 Amateur Hour 4 00 National Velvet 4: JO 20th Century 7:00 TBA 7:30 Dennis The Menace 1:00 Ed Sullivan :00GE Theater t: 30 Holiday Lodoe 10 00 Candid Camera 10:30-What's My Lin 11:00 Sunday Maws Special 11:00 Saturday Reporter 11; OS Theater SUNDAY 100 Lamo Unto My Feet I JO Look Up And Live t:00 Camera Three : 30 The Christophers 10:00 Laurel and Hardy 10 75-Baseball 1:30-Tn, is The Lite 7:00 Faith For Today 3:30 Cempy's Corner 3 00 City Detective 3:30 TV Hour of Stan 4: 30 Let's Face It 5 00 Sunday Showtime 4:30 Twentieth Century 7:00 Las 7 -30 Denmt The Menace 00 Ed Sullivan Show 9 0O-GE Theater 9:30 Holiday Lodge 10-00 Candid Camre 10 30-What's My Lin 11:00 Sunday Newt 11 :IJ I heater 12:30 Frontiers In Selene 1:00 All Star Theater 1:30 Faith For Today J-00 This li Th Answer 7 JO-Fa.th 3 00-Roundup USA 3 30 luues And Answers 4 00 Compass 4 30 TBA 5 00 Oregon TV Forum S:J0-Walf Diviey presents 4 30 Maverick 7 30-The Lawman 00 The Reoel t 30 Atphalt Juno I 9 30-Editor t ChOH 10:00 New Nina Final 10. IS Theater Friday I 15 Sutherlin Hour 9 10-11 10 1110 Mont Smith Show 10 00 CBS Block U:IS-Wlnston Hour 410-4 35-Rick John son Show 4 00-th s Block 1.10-Monf Smith Show Mon , Wed. Prt BoO Johnson Show, Tues., Thurs. SrlOPaul Harvr ABC S:lS-Cydi Corm (Mon Wd Frl.) 5: JO Sport! Highlight 3 IWVtn Horn ABC S 4-HdU Nvt A BC 00 tdw. P. Morgrt ABC V-lOCl N-w IS rm ExcrtifQ 30 Buiinn FmJI-ABC 7.00 Vnetrcoofc Nw I 00-10 00 1lQUn 10rXMOun Munc 00-S'gn Off HMdltn. n.w, on too of th. hour WMthorvan. at U part tho hour Ntwi tummartat H 9 tha huyf HtH Aiomat H aa,t lha hour O Co o o o o o mained to visit in Leaburg, and she accompanied the Tillerites to their home at the Ranger Station for an extended visit. Philip Janes of Alissoula, Mont., has arrived to assume his new duties as a forester on the Cow Creek Ranger District. He is a 1961 graduate of Aiontana State University, where he received his bachelor of science degree. His wife. Sandy, is a new employe in the Cow Creek ffice, where she replaces Airs. Gladys Bowers, who has resigned as office clerk. The newcomers are residing in canyon vine. Buck Springs Men Arrive Several memhers of the Buck Springs 'orest Protective camp on Burma Itoad in (Jamas Vallev ar rived the past week and are ready ing the camp for the summer months, reports Mrs. William Ranks, correspondent. Spottor Arrives Abner Brandon of Boise, Idaho, lias arrived and is once aea manning the lookout station on Dutchman's Butte. Brandon has had the lookout station for several years. Recently visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. William Busch, was Mrs. D. A. Ryan of Sunny, side, Wash. Mrs. Ryan has return ed to Washington where she will attend summer school at Washing' ton State University. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Denn and son. from Portland are camping on the Denn acreage in Camas Val ley while caring for the Christmas trees set out last year. Everett Halterman, son of C. E. Malterman, has arrived for an in definite stay at the home of his parents. Hay Put Up Ideal weather conditions the past cw days have enabled the farm ers in the valley area to cut and bale hay. Most of the acreage un der cultivation has been cleared of the hay crop. llr. and Mrs. Lloyd Douglas of Spokane, Wash., have left for their home following a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parrott. Douglas is the brother of Mrs. Far roll. CAM-TEN CLUB Members of the Cam-Ten 4-H Garden Club made and judged flo ral arrangements at a recent meeting at the t reedman home in Olalla. Linda and Donna Langreen and Kathy and Nancy Gilbert were tak en into membership. A report was given on the project ot landscaping at Douglas High School. Mrs. Lee Wilson is helping the club with the project. Movie Showtime Saturday, July 1, 1U1 INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 4:45. Complete showi 7-9:15. "Th Last Tim i Saw Archie" 7:35-9:55 STARLITE OR1VE-IN Gates open 7:1S. Shows start at dusk. "Morgan the Pirate" and "Up Front" PINE DRIVE-IN Open 7:15. Shows start at dusk. "Police Dog Story" and "Polly- anna" BENETTA THEATRE (Winston) Freckles" and "Wiiard ot Bagdad" CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlin) Box office opens at 7:30, show starts at dusk. "Clnderfelta" and "Raymie" GRAND THEATRE (Sutherlin) Box office opens 4:30, show starts at 7 pm, "Battle ot Outer Space" and "A boy and the Pi rates" Matinee; "Snowflre" and "Goof on the Roof" TRI CITY DRIVE-IN (TriClty) Show starts at dusk. "Wackiest Ship In the Army" and "Up In Smoke" Sunday, July 2. 1M1 INDIAN THEATRE Summer Schedule. Closed Sun-Mon STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open 7:15. Show starts at dusk. "Lov In a Goldfish Bowl" and "Tomboy and the Champ" PINE DRIVE-IN Open 7:15. Show starts at dusk. "Th Captain's Table" and "Mid night Lace" CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-tn (Sutherlin) Box office opens at 7:30. show starts at dusk. "it Started In Naples" and "Sword of Sherwood Forest" TRI CITV DRIVE-IN (Trl-City) Show starts at dusk. "The Great Imposter" and "Oceans 11" SUNDAY RADIO LOG KRNR 1490 KC 7:00 Sign On 7 OS, I 10 Rick John Show 7:35 CBS Block S-10 Pappy 's Record Go-Round $06 CBS Block 4:05 Pappy'i Plltr Party 11:00 Sign Off KQEN 1240 KC (MuiiC E.cept At Llttod) 7:30 Sunday Mtlodi 1:00 Radio Bibl CtMt ABC I'.tO Crirnfian Brotherhood Hour 00 Amblv 0' God 30 Vole of Phroortecy ABC 10:05 WeKnd Scortt 10:10 Sunday Carouttl (To 11;JJ) 10 30 Frank and Emt ABC M)5-WMHMd Ntwv-ARC ) i : 30 For T hot Who Srv M OO VVMhand Naws U stLocal News 1:00 Old Fatntonod Rvivt ABC 1 ; io Rdo Btbl Oat ABC J 00 Or. Bob Pirc ABC 2 55 Whnd ABC 3 00 Hour ol Decision ABC 3 30 Music Tim i 00 SpAMng or Soort ABC 4 05 Washington Rrport ABC 4 14 Ovrtat AlSrgr:nnt ABC 4 30 Her' s T Vt 4 45 C Oncrt GffM 5 15 Erwtn Canham ABC S 30 Gutt Star S 45 It HDond Ouring The Wat 5 55 tthnd Nwj ABC 00 Erwn Cannam ABC ' IV Music Man (To .S5) VS Wwmd Nra ABC 7 OO Gorg So olsKv N w A B C 7 30 Sfurtlm USA ABC 00 1 i-auM I tj, 00 Sign Otf KYES 950 KC Btilt: rmjnlc-flwi-nd-v.thf J 00 fo S IS mvnc IS Carroll Powll S J Crturch of CftritT 00 ,MutC t S How ClvliliM ScitiK Hil 10 00 MutX 11 00 Suody Dvtiont II 00 IK 1? 30 SuMV ShowcttM f tnu4 t oo Lutrwm Hour 30 Muitc I CO SursMv Stviwctt or Vie 4 OO Old FAiiionod Kovtvai nour 3 30 Sn Off 4. SO MulK f Mr. and Mrs. Milton Clark and! son. Bob, have left for Lamartine, I Penn., to visit her parents and ; other relatives for several weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schaan are newcomers here from Long Beach, Calif, and are residing at 1559'? SB Hamilton St. Schaan is employ ed by U.S. Plywood. Mr. and Mrs. Tom N. McBee and 1-year old son, have moved from Eugene and are residing at' 665 W. Ballf St. McBee is with the Pre Mix Construction Co. Jorry Davenport of Sacramento ! is arriving here this weekend to i remain over the Fourth of July holiday visiting his mother, Mrs. Al H. May, and Mr. May. Mr. and Mrs. Bannie E. Johnson and daughter have moved from Eugene to Roseburg and are resid ing at 1063 NE Knoll St. Johnson is with the Internal Revenue Of fice here. Mr. and Mrt. Garald L. Davis and daughter, 5, and son, 2, have moved from Fenwick, W. Va. to Roseburg and are residing on High way 42 near Winston. Davis is em ployed .by Roseburg Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Meiers of San Diego, Calif, have been visit ors in Roseburg at the home of the former's brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hallmark, and family, on SE Overlook Aven ue. Mrs. Grant E. How has return ed to her home on Ballf Street fol lowing a two week vacation. She visited her sons and sisters, who live in Seattle and Longview, Wash. She made the trip by West Coast Air Lines. Mr, and Mrs. Jaroma C. Stat anich and 10 months-old son have moved from Canyonville to this city and have purchased a home at 1524 NE Todd St. Stefanich is em ployed by St. Helens Wood Prod ucts. Mr. and Mrs. Walttr M. Larks and son, Walter, who recently moved here from Erie, HI., have purchased a residence on Rt. 4 Box 370, and will make their home here. The Larks are parents of Mrs. Albert McBee of this city. .ndrd.:te""i yeaT".dPrd1 ;-sJn.;wni the summer! month-old, have moved from Van- ln S""yside. Wash, couver. Wash, to Roseburg and are vine Wroblt, director of Volun residing at 791 NW Alameda. Pre-tary Services at the Roseburg VA vosi is employed in ine oince 01 me namer construction 10. Mr. and Mrs. Charl.s Friday and son, Bill, are moving today to F.ugene, where Mrs. Friday will teach school this fall and Bill will attend the University of Oregon. The family has been residing on Housley Street in Roseburg for the past several years. Mr. and Mrs. Eug.rw McElroy and sons. Collet and David, of Eu gene, are arriving here tomorrow to spend the day visiting Mrs. McElroy's mother, Mrs. Roy Catching. Their daughter. Linda, has been here the last week with Mrs. Catching. i Lrl l Rr!.J son, Jan, of Seattle, were in Rose burg Thursday visiting friends. They were en rout- home from a vacation trip to Los Angeles, where Mrs. Sanislo's mother. Mrs. Grace Osborn. who made the trip with them, remained for a longer visit Wlin net sidlci. ine laiiuiy luimet ly resided in Roseburg, where San islo was manager at Douglas Com munity Hospital. Mr. and Mrt. Frank Dixon and children, Carrie Lou and Jeffrey, are spending the weekend in Med ford, where they will attend the 20th anniversary reunion of Mr. Dixon's high school class. En route home they will stop at the 7 2 Ranch at Murphy, to pick up their! son. Jimmy, who spent last week I w"rK uougias couniy aner-. vacationing at the ranch. They!1"1 offlce' j will be accompanied to Med ford ! p. vv. Chs of Roseburg enjov-l by Mrs. Volney Dixon, who will -H - fam;iv rpunion in Cnrvalfis ! visit old friends, having resided there for many years. Oregon Housing Record One Of Best In Nation By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Oregon, one of the nation's least densely populated states, has William (Eulal Oyala. and chil one of the best housing records, atdren, Anita, Billy, Michael, Jan Congressional Quarterly magaiineland Johnny, all of Condon. Ore.; study shows. . his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Oregon, with 96.248 square ; and Mrs. Donald Chase and chil miles. is 10th in land area: with dren. Jack and Janet, of Fossil, 1,768,687 is 32nd in total popula- i Ore.; and his son and daughter tion; and with 18 4 persons per I in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chase, square mile is 36th in population j and sons, Michael and Tom, of density. j Deerborn. Mich. Mrs. Gardner and But. the study shows. Oregon , the Robert Chase family accompa also is one of 20 states which havnied him back to Roseburg for a a sound-housing rating higher 1 visit. Mrs. Gardner's hushand. Dr. than the national average of 73 Warren Gardner, heads the clinic per cent. ! in Cleveland and he will arrive The report adds that Oregon's here in a week to go to San Kran population increased 16.3 per cent : cisco to speak before the I.aryn in the past 10 years, compared gectomees International Associa with the 18 5 national average. tion, of which he is the founder. DANCE Special Eagles Lodge Dance At Th Junction Cafe Winston ' MON DAY-JULY 3rd 9:00 P.M. 2:00 A.M. Door Prize - Refreshments Good Music Proceeds To Go Toward New Eagles Lodge Building in Winston Community Mrs. O. F. Leonard, reception-! ist for Chris' Studio of Photog- raphy, spent Wednesday in Eugene on business for the studio. Mr. and Mrs. John Doyl and three children of Eugene, are in Roseburg today to visit his fath er, Hugh P. Doyle, and other rel atives in the area. Dr. A. N. Johnson has Rone to Oslo, Norway, where he will study at the University of Oslo for four weeks. He plans to return to his office on Aug. 7. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Warren are on a two week vacation trip and plan to visit relatives in Missoula, Mont. Warren is on vacation from his work with Roseburg Lumber Co. Mr. and Mr,. Ern.it U.land will observe their silver wedding anniversary Monday, July 3, at their home at 151S N.W. Calkins Road. Friends and relatives are invited to call after 1 p.m. j Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jacobs and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore, repre senting the Camas Valley Grange, spent Thursday assisting the Vol untary Services department at the VA Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Cis baar and sons, 6 and 4 years-old and 16 months-old, have moved to Roseburg from Coos Bay and are making their home at 2165 NW Kline St. Casebeer is plant man ager for Standard Oil Co. Mr. and Mrs. G.org. D.Long have retired and moved here from Klamath Falls and have purchased a home at 2192 SW Austin Road. They have a son. 14. Mrs. DeLong plans to work here after she is set tled. Mrs. David Whit, and two chil dren of Coos Bay brought her moth er, Mrs. W. B. Russell, of Phoenix. Ariz, to Roseburg Thursday and the latter remained for a visit at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Al H. May. Mr. and Mrt. Charlat Flo war vis ited here several days this week with the latler's father. Dr. Keith Bryant, and Mrs. Bryant, on SE Azalea Drive. Flower attends un- : u: u:i i i 1 Hospital, spent Thursday in Uor vallis representing Dr. Frank Merker, manager of the VA Hos pital, at the DAV state convention and presented the VA Voluntary Services awards. Mr. and Mrs. H.bar Murphy and sons, 8, 6, S years-old and 18 months-old, and daughters, 11, 10, 9 and 3. have moved here from Salt Lake City. Utah, and are residing at 1141 NE Crescent Avenue. Mur phy is employed by the VA Hos pital in the housekeeping division. Mrt. William Martig left Tues day for her home in Rosemead, Calif., following a month's visit here with her brother-in-law and . . - . ... . i .. i . .. .t i I Charles Doerner, and with other , ,. . , ' . rela'lves. and frlJ,, M- ' rt'g. j . the former Bertha Cooney of ! ,nis c I Mr. tnd Mrt- r0o Cavin have ! roi,.ni.H from a week's vacation j trip which tooi; them to Mt. Las- sen National Park in California, Reno, Lake Tahoe, Eagle Lake, Pyramid Lake in Nevada. Virginia and Carson City. Enroute home they stopped at Crater Lake, and j were overnight guests in Eugene, j at the home of their son-in-law and i daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James j Friday, and small daughter, Lau-1 ra. Cavin has returned to his posi- j tion with All State Insurance Co.,) and. Cavin is back at her j over lhe wekend at the home of j hi son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rohy Goff, and family,; where he was joined by his daugh-; ler. Airs. Warren (Dorothy) Gard-. ner. of Cleveland. Ohio; son and : daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Chase and children. Frank Wilder and Marian, and their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mis News Briefs Mr, and Mrs. Victor Ding were! in Portland Wednesday, where their son, David, received medical attention at Dorenbecher Hospital. AIR CONDITIONED! Friday ond Saturday "FRECKLES". Martin Weil ond Carol Chrittensen plus "WIZARD OF BAGDAD" Dick Shawn Diana Baker Barry Coo Tonight A Science Fiction Drama Don't Mist "BATTLE OF OUTER SPACE" plus "A BOY AND THE PIRATES" Both in Color Sunday thru Tuesday Clark Gable Sophia Loren in "It Started in Naples" and Richard Grebne in "Sword of Sherwood Forest" Bath in Color Ends Tonight "Cinderfella" "Raymie" Sunday thru Tuesday Tony Curtil Edmund O'Brien "The Great Impostor" plul "Oceans 11" Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin. Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawtord EXTRA! July 4th Patriotic Documentary "TIME OUT FOR WAR" plus Short Subjects and FIREWORKS Ends Tonight "Wackiest Ship In The Army" "Up In Smoke" OPEN AT 7:15 ENDS TONITE "Polica D09 Story" & Diiney't "Poltvonna" SUN-MON-TUE Fun! On Hie High Seal! "Captain's Table" in COLOR with PEGGY CUMMINS Target for Terror! "Midnight Lace" in COLOR witn DORIS DAY Rex HarrisonJohn Gavin Myrna Loy A MM TO THE MUSIC OF Earl Sharpe d the Rhythm Wranglers Country and Western Mutie The Way You Like To Hear It. AT THE Sportsman Club and Cafe IN RIDDLE Good Service Good Music Lots of Fun 1 CLOSED SUN-MON ENDS TONIGHT Open 6:45. ..Show, 7-9:1 S ROBERT MITCHUM-JACK WEBB HYEt NUYIN JULY HOT ONE for HITS!!! TUES-SAT, July 4-8: Gidget Goes Hawaiian TUES-SAT, July 11-15: WALT DI5NET i PARENT TRAP ir TUES-SAT, July 18-J2: - PLEASURE OF HIS COMPANY TUES-SAT, July 25-29: One-Eyed JACKS Open at 7:15 Shows ot Duak LAST TIMES TONIGHT "MORGAN the PIRATE" PLUS "UP FRONT" SUN-MON-TUE LOOK RIGHT IN ... AND HAVE A BALL! TOMMY Young One' Toby MICHAELS -Jan STERLING . TECHNICOLOR and P1.1AVIS1OK PIG-TAILED plus: PRIDE OF TEXAS! CANDY MOORC (atiu, COlln' BEN JOHNSON . JESSE WHITE " I L. SANDSFABIAN if mm vi "f 'I'lr Saturday Night
