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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1961)
Green PTA Will Have Carnival At The School Saturday Night Hilarity Is High, Sharp In New Musical Starring Rudy Vallee iTues., Oct. 17, 1961 Th News Reiw, Rosebura,, Oie. 5,' By MARY WEIKUM Featured will be th? usual types A carnival is being planned by I of carnival concessions, including the Green School PTA (or Satur-jlhe country store, cake walk and day mulit in the school sym. Ilish ponds. Supper will be served Our Congratulations To New Service Laundry On Their Grand Re-Opening Tile Flooring Installed by BOB ALLEN FLOOR COVERING 1S70 S. E. Stephens R 2-1501 Our Best Wishes To New Service Laundry on Your Grand Reopening WE WISH YOU EVERY SUCCESS! Ready-Mix Concrete For The NEW New Service Laundry by IDEAL CONCRETE Inc. I 859 W. Lookingglass OR 3-7445 aai mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm hesmning at 6 30 p m . with chili and chicken and noodles beine lea tured. Salads, home-made pie and coffee wilt complete the menu. Out-of State Folks Visit liecenl guests of Mr. and Mis. Dean Kaminage' and family were .Mr. and Mrs. Don ravinuer and j children of Minden. Neb. Kay inter is Mrs. Kammage'i brother. Sunday dinner guests of the' It am mages were Sir. and .M r s. Jim Sinvard of Redding. Calif. They had been to C'orvallis to at tend a lootball game in which their son played, and stopped on their way hone. Camp Fir Girls Organii. The Oki-ha-we Camp Kire group, under the leadership of Bettv Biii- I ler, recently organued to work on the trailseekers rank. The girls, ; now in the fifth grade, have been together in Bluebird groups since the second grade with Mrs. Bigler their leader for the entire time. Barbara llolbrook was elected president and Lynn Lahrity secretary-treasurer. Their first project was one of beautification when they planted several dozen daffodil bulbs in the new shrub border at the Green School. (irover Follett and son, Tony, and Chet Swenson spent the week- end hunting in the SiUer Lake area. Others hunting were Mr. and Mrs. Mcc'laren and daughter. Mar gie. who went to the Burns i .tj f-... I'u.-l mu imru inc.. x... c.... . . . .... llusen " . We"! KEW V0RK lAPw Hilarity kum. Mr. and Mrs. Keith llusen and son. Marvin, and Mr. and Mrs. I Bud McDamels and daughter hum id in central Oregon. I Nebraska Trip Mad j Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rammase recently returned from Kearney. I Neb., where they were called by tile serious illness of Ramiuage'si mother, Mrs. L. V. Rammane. An olher son, Dale of Koseburg, ac-l companied them on the visit. Da-j vid and Dexter stayed with Mrs. Dale Kammage in Roseburg Ivy" and ' l.oe from a Heart of Gold." The first murders ale the ceed in Business Without Really sugary corn with lee. Trying." The overall score, nn initial Starring Rudy Vallee. the long-1 hearing at any rale, seems lower aao radio crooner, and Robert ' cesser, wiin no iiiemoi auie mei Morse, an impudent young comic. the musical arrived Saturday niyht at Broadway's 46th Street Theater. Composed by Frank Loessor, di rected and coauthoned by Aoe Burrows shrewd experts both the production glints with profes sional polish. Allhough not uni- Mrs. R. N. Propst of Portland formly brilliant in all parts, it should be regaling customers for a long time. Vallee and Morse are knockouts. The plot is a sardonic safari of visited at the home of her sister, Mis. Tom McKinney, on Tuesday Vpon her return she took her molh er. Mrs. Ethel Kennedy, of Rose burg home with her to recuper-i through the skyscraper jungle ate trom an illness. i career ambition, replete with ea- Mary Lou Kngdahl, daughter of ger beavers, office rats and boss Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kngdahl, j mooses. Morse portrays, with has registered in the home eco-i Mickey Rooney glee, a bumptious nomics department of Oreaon ; ex-window washer out to reach State University at C'orvallis. Shejlhe top in ways thai would make has been pledged by Sigma Kappa i Horatio Alger blush, sorority. The Kngdahl's oldest I Valleei a blt pufry ,nd paunchv daughter. Susan, who attended Col- in pmce.ncZi colm,s back t0 the lege of Puget Sound last year, has 1 5.wl1Khl acr loBf, absCni-e to also registered at osu where sne etch a cartoon of executive fatu ousness as a wicket manufactur er. Then he kids his heigh no tunes of yore with "Grand Old Congratulations! And Our Best Wishes To NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Another new building with ACME INSTALLED ROOF ACME ROOFING CO. 1567 S.W. Green Ave. Phone OR 3-8255 Speakers Object To Court Ruling i LOS ANGELES (AP) Speakers) at a Danquet attended by nearlv 1.000 persons Sunday night as sailed the U.S. Supreme Court's i recent ruling requiring registra tion of Communists. The affair was sponsored by a 16-member committee of Southern Californians called "The Freedom of the Press Banquet Commit tee." Chairman was Adrian Scott, a film director who was one of the "Hollywood Ten" who refused to tell the House In-American Acitvities Committee whether they were Communist party mem bers. Prof. Dirk J. Struik of Massa chusetts Institute of Technology, the main speaker, said what lie called the "monstrous McCarran Act" is part of a conspiracy to suppress "progressive thought" in this country. He said the "big lie" has built prejudice around newspapers such as the People's World, for whose benefit the meeting was held. He denied there is any Commu nist conspiracy. "Communists don't preach the violent overthrow of the government but a socialistic change through peaceful means,' Struik said. The $7.50 per plale meeting was held at the Park Manor Hotel. major in education Van Atta Transferred Clyde Van Atta, who has been employed by Montgomery Ward in Roseburg, has been transferred by the company to it's new store in Longview, Wash. He left this week In help with the grand opening. His family plans to join him within a few weeks. Former Canyonvillagers Now Teaching In Japan Canyonville and Days Creek friends of Larry Burden, former superiendent of schools in both dis tricts, have received interesting letters from him recently. Burden is now in Misawa. Japan, at a U.S. Air Force dependents' school, reports Mrs. R. E. Proctor, correspondent. Mr. and Mrs. Burden were mar ried in the summer before leaving for Japan and plan to move into their new home this month. Mrs. Burden is teaching third grade stu dents. Her husband is principal of the kindergarten and junior-senior high school. Both are learing the Japanese language. 1 Extension Maets CanyonvilleDays Creek Home Extension Unit held its first meet ing this fall at the home of Mrs. Roy Simmons with Mrs. Glen Long' leading the project "New Wrinkles in Ironing". Craft classes were chosen by the. group present, and the Nov. 9 meeting was scheduled at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Peters. "Sleeve Gussets" is the topic planned. Any one interested is invited to attend. DATE CHANGED Because of conflicting events the Cystic Fibrosis benefit card party originally scheduled for Oct. 21 at the Melrose Grange, has been re-scheduled to Nov. 4. lodies. The composer does, how ever, use his multiple skills for number of eltecls. rare and complex for the Broadway s.age. BEST WISHES to JOE BOATWRIGHT and all the employees of NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS . HOWARD STACEY Masonry Contractor 403 W. Umpqua, OR 3-3159 BEST WISHES NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY V congratulvit Joe Btxilwnghf onrf h-s employee,, on a very commendablt job of rebuilding end modernization. Wt have enjoyed a very pleasant and ap preciated relationship vntb, New Scvite Laundry ond hoo their it ray continue lor o long time to come. 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