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speaker at the meeting of the I'm
versity of Oregon Mother'a Club
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Bowden.
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rolled in state colleges.
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:30 Have Gun, Will Travel
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4:00 Frontier Doctor
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7 30 Perry Mason
30 The Defenders
30 Have Gun, Will Travel
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Saturday, Nev. 18
Alcoholic Anonymous, basement
of Penile Building. 1 p.m., for
more information cat OR 3 6629.
Buckeree Square Dance Club,
the barn, dance-of month instruc
tion at 8:30 p.m.. regular dance at
8 p.m., ladies bring potlurlc
South Deer Creak Orange,
Grange Hall, 8.15 p.m.
Tri 'n' Square Dance Club, Ea
gles Hall, Myrtle Creek, 9 p.m.
Olalle Squares, Olalla Commu
nity Building, 9 p.m.
Rice Valley Community Card
Party.
Swinging I's, Azalea Grange,
8:30 p.m.
Hayloft Squares, at the Pres
chern Barn, 9 p.m. Dude Sibley call
er. Ladies bring potluck.
Women's Society of Christian
Service, Sutherlin Methodist
Church, Christmas Bazaar, at O.
L. Torrey Store, 10 a.m. to p.m.
Fancy work, baked foods and rum
mage for sale.
Xi Omicron, Beta Sigma Phi,
rummage tale at old 88-Cent Store,
8 a.m.
Kellogg Grange, public card
party, at grade school multipur
pose room, 8 p.m.
National Retired Teachart Asso
ciation, dessert luncheon at First
Prebyterian Church, 1:30 p.m. Ob
servance of Thanksgiving.
Nu Delta, baked food and candy
7:00 Man and the Challenge
7:30 Tales of Weill Fargo
1:30 Tell Man
:00 Saturday Nit Movies
ll:C0-Saturday Cinema
SUNDAY
30-It Is Written
10:00 This la the Lit
10:30 Frontiers of Faith
11:00 Pro Football
2:00 Pro Football Highlights
2:30 Dan Smoot
2:45 Championship Bowling
3:45 Feature Shorts
4:30 Pete . Gladys
5:00 Nation's Future
:00 Meet the Press
: 30 1-2-3 Go
7:00 Bui I wink I
7:30 Dime V World of Color
1: 3 Car 54, Where are You
:0O Bonania
10:00 Show of the Week
11:00 Theater Royal
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10:45 Pro Football
11.0O-NFL Football
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3:30 Sunday Matinee
4:30 Oral Roberts
5:00 To Be Announced
5:30 GE College Bowl
4:00 30th Century
4:30 Mr. Ed
7:00 High Road
7:30 Dennlt The Menace
1:00 Ed Sullivan
00 GE Theater
9:30 Jack Benny
10:00 Candid Camera
11:00 Sunday News Soeeiel
11:15 Adventures lit Paradise
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1:30 Look Up end Live
.00 Camera 3
t: 30 Washington Conversation
10:00 Tho Christophers
10:30 American Adventure V
10-45 pre Football K-ckoff
11:00 Football
1:45 Time Out for Sports
2 00 This Is the Lite
2.30 Let's Fs.e It "Indonesia Key
to Southeast Asis?" Panel discussion
with former Gov. Robert O. Holmes
as moderator, and State Sen. Monroe
Sweet land as guest.
3.00 Tom Sawyer
4:30 Reed's FHieh
5:00 Victory At Sea
5 30 College Bowl
4 00 Twentieth Century
4 30 Mr. d
7 00 Lassie
7:30 Dennis The Menace
100 Ed Sullivan Show
00 GE Theater
JO Jack Benny
10-00 Candid Camera
10:30 What's Mv Line
11:00 Sunday News Special
11:15 Theater
11:30 Faith For Today
VOO Topic
1:30 AFL FootOlM
4 30 faith
5 OO Matty's Funday Funnies
S 30 AN Star Theater
: 00 Oregon TV Forum
30 Maver tctc
7 30 Follow Tho Sun
I' JO Lawman
t 00 But Stop
10 00 Adventure In Piredne
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
tomorrow
aale. in front of Miller and Pen-
neyt mores. .J,.001 faek,i". Marietta Gardner..
the Woman's Clubhouse, S am.
Sunday, Nev. 19
Unitarian Fellowship, downstairs
meeting room of Munroe-Hutson
Clinic MA SK Jarlccnn 7 -3ft n m
Roseburg Red and Gun C I u bJ
trap shootin?, 10 a.m.
Wilbur-Sutherlin Methodist youth,
cnoir practice, Wilbur ilelhodist
oiurcti, 3 p.m.
8 p.m.
Non-deneminatienal Caspal Serv
ices, meeting room of Koseburg
Medical-Dental Clinic, 880 SE
Jackson, 7:45 p.m.
Menday, Nev. M
Knights of Pythias, Fythiat Hal
Winston Dillard Kiwanie Club,
6:30 p.m.
Contract Bridge Lessens, begin
ners, home ot Mrs. Morris Bow
Iter, 7:30 p.m.
Obedience Trials sponsored by
t'mpqua Kennel Club, Pavilion on
Fairgrounds, 7:30 p.m.
Junior Duplicate Bridge Club
7:30 p.m., players requested to be
present by 7:20 p.m. to let up ta
bles and boards.
Buckeroos. workshop, at the barn
810 p.m.
Alpha Zeta Theta Rhe Cirls Club
No. 30, lOOF Hall, 7 p.m.
Winston City Council, City Hall.
Douglas Camera Club, 880 SE
Jackson, social, 7:30 p.m.
Roseburg City Planning Commis
sion, 7:30 9:30 p.m.
Emblem Club, Elks Club, 8 p.m.
Douglas Chapter of the Oregon
Pilot's Association, courthouse au
ditorium, 8 p.m.
Douglas County Chapter of the
Oregon Council of the Blind, home
of EUery Jones, 1:30 p.m.
Hammond Organ Society, at
Grave'a Music Store, 7:30 p.m.
University of Oregon Mother's
Club, home of Mrs. Richard Cren
shaw, 203 W. Bowden, dessert 7:30
p.m. Harry Jacoby speaker.
NuDelta executive board meet
ing, home of Mrs. Arthur Lamka,
1664 W. Ann, 7 p.m. AU chairmen
requested to attend.
Youth Temperance Meet, Green
Community Church, 7 p.m. Organ
izational meeting.
Community Dinner
Slated At Camas
By MRS. WILLIAM BANKS
Residents of the Camas Valley
area are invited to attend the an-
nnal Thanlt.oiuino nnlliirk riintu.1-
to be given by members of the
fimii Vallpv r.rant Snnrla at
1-an m m Th' turkev will be fur
nished by the Grange.
Thn.m ft.nrlin? ara asberl to
bring their own table service and
a covered dish
A "turkey Shoot" will be held
beginning at noon on the same
day.
Visit On Campus
Mrs. Wilmer White spent Wed
nesday evening and Thursday vis
iting her daughter, Mary, a stu
dent at Oregon State University at
Corvallis.
Mrs. lave Thrush has returned
to her home following a trip to vis
it relatives in Wyoming and Ar
kansas.
Mrs. Carl Kling has relumed to
her home in Camas Valley follow
ing a two-week trip to Winston-Sa
lem. N.C. While there she Sisited
relatives and friends. Mrs. Kling
is the eister of Jim Combs, and
has her mobile home located on
the Combs property.
SATURDAY
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S it Sign On Bob Jehnion Show
12:10 Monte Smith Show
e:00-CBS Block
5:55 Sports Time
7:10 Paoov' PiMf Party
12:00 Stfln OH
KQEN 1240 KC
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4 00 KQEN Muvc
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10:30 Exchange
10:45 Keep Oreo on Green
11:30 Paul Harvey Newt ABC
17 00 Mid Day News
3 00 Keeo Oregon Green
J. 30 Exchange
Muttc, newt & sports
12:00-Sign off
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Satle? musle-flawvwMlhar
4:00 am III naDATha Larov Hiatt tha
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Spacial taaturai:
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Waatln, hamoa at put tta hoar
10 to 11:30 afn-Taan Bat
1:30 to 3:30 pm Ttan Baaf
:30 ta 4:30 pm Hl-Fl-Cn
DANCE
Every Saturday Night
AT
Legion Hall, Sutherlin
Music by-UMPQUA VALLEY BOYS
Featuring-Norma McCall, Vocalist
Adm. $1.00 9:00-1:00
i
amy iune, lonnie ieion ana
bally Moreno, bowling for Rose- to visit for the weekend at the
burg Bowl, attended the Oregon home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ceddes.
Slate VS omen's- Bowling Tourna
ment in Corvallis last weekend. Mr Kirlf Lawrence spent a
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Women ef the Rowburg Country
Club will not meet next Thursday
at the clubhouse, on account of the
Thanksgiving holiday. The next
mncneon meeting of the club will
at at 12 noon Nov. 30 at the club-
QOU$e !
I
Members of the Roseburg Coun-1
try Club and their invited guests 1
have been asked to attend the
Thanksgiving buffet Sunday, Nov.
19, at the clubhouse. Serving will
be from 5 to 7:30 p.m. There will
be no serving at the clubhouse
Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. William W. Kniflht, the for
mer Lota Hatfield of this city,
has been discharged from Emanu
el Hospital in Portland and is now
convalescing at her home follow
ing recent major surgery. Mrs.
Knight is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield of this
city.
Mr. and Mn. M. L. Hallmark
of this city drove to Portland Fri
day to meet their son, bnsign Joe
Hallmark, who has just completed
officers training school in the U.S.
Navy Base in Rhode Island, and
who will be home on month's
leave. Joe was graduated from
University of Oregon prior to en
listing in the Navy.
Clendale Highway Station
Deactivated, Crew Moves
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX
The state highway maintenance
camp at Capitol HiU, the Glendale
Rd. junction with Highway 99, was
recently deactivated, with part of
the crew being moved to Grants
Pass and the remainder to Can
yonviUe. Foreman Paul Enos; his assist
ant, Carl Smoot: and one other
employe, J. D. Shepherd, were
transferred to the Grants Pass
station which will be responsible
(or the highway up to point be
tween Glendale and Wolt Creek.
The Canyonville unit has extended
its responsibility as far south an
that point. George Perkins and
Donald Reed of Glendale were
i transferred to the Canyonville unit.
. . ..:
Keildem tOIWaieiCinej
rameia nocngmci, uuKiu-i ui
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Hocn-
- lnraef of Glendale, is making a
I good recovery from second degree
I burns to her lace ana cnesi sui-
fercd recently when she spilled hot
cocoa on herself. She was treat-
Church Women Plan
Bazaar For Glendale
Announcement of an Inter-Church
Women'a bazaar to be held in
Glendale Nov. SO and Dec. 1 was
made by Mrs. J. E. Bryan at a
recent meeting of the Merry Circle
of the Glendale Olivet Presbyter
ian Church held in the church
parlors, according to Mrs Gerald
Fox, Glendale corresponarm.
Th bBTzaar will be held both
days in the Masonic Temple and,
in addition, on uec. 1 ai uie ma
lea Grange Hall.
During the business meeting
members worked on doll clothing
and other items for the bazaar.
Mrs. John Sether was elected
chairman for the coming year.
Key women were chosen.
The devotion and study were
brought by Mrs. Wayne Close and
Mrs. Calvin fncke.
People Should Provide
Shelter Says Official
DETROIT (AP)-It n up to the
individual to provide fallout pro
tection for his family in the event
of a nuclear disaster, an admin
istration official said Wednesday,
"With certain obvious excep
tions it is the view of the federal
government that people should
provide fallout prolection for their
families." said John . Coagrove.
Cosgrove, assistant director of
the Office of Emergency Plan
ning, addressed a session of a
White House regional confer
ence, which concluded Wednesday
night.
He added that the government's
position did not rule out commu
nity, neighborhood or state action
in providing fallout protection.
Aked if a person should arm
himself to prevent a neighbor
from gettinf into his shelter, Cos
grove said "the federal govern
ment does not favor shooting
one's neighbor. Experience in
war and disaster! haa shown that
people are very cooperative."
THE
Community
-eeeee
Mr. and Mn. William Bwh of;
.Salem arrived in Rose burtf todav
tew days in hugene recently, visit
- . . , . j i
mg with her parents, Mr. and,
Mrs. John J. Rogers, and with her
son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and
.Mrs. Kichard Hickenbottom.
mr-..,no "uV'n fcJnn
son, miKC, nave reiurueu uuiu a
trip to the coast where they were
'"."""J. u'st of Coos County
Mwrtffi Posse a .the organua-
"uu "'"
Mrs, Goor? French, formerly
of this area, plans to make a trip
here from her home in New York
and will have a brief visit with
friends here. She expects to be
here sometime in December.
O micron Chapter, Delta Kappa
Gamma, will meet at 3 p.m. Sat
urday, Nov. 18, in Room 104, Vil
lard Hall, V Diversity of Oregon
Campus in Eugene. The program
will be on the subject, "Explor
ing New Trends in Drama."
Mr. and Mrs. Arlo J. Taylor,
Hucrest, Roseburg, and Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Verrell, Kingman, Aril.,
have returned to their homes alt
er being called to St. Helens, Ore.,
bv the death of Charles A. Jams.
Mrs. Verrell (Nellie) and Mrs.
Taylor (Helen) were daughters of
Mr. Jarvis. Mr. Jarvis had many
friends in Roseburg, having visited
here frequently.
ed at the Glendale Clinic.
Mrs. Susan Tanner, 82, of Quincs
Creek near Azalea, who hai been
hospitalized at the Forest Glen
Hospital in Canyonville following
a fall, was sufficiently recovered
this week to be out of bed part
of the time.
Mrs. Jimmy Foster of Azalea,
who entered the Forest Glen Hos
pital in Canyonville recently for
treatment for scarletina. returned
to her home this week. She will
still require bed rest, however,
Grange Has Busy
Meeting At Camas
The annual Home Economics
Conference for Douglas County
Granges will be held at the Fair
Oaks Grange Hall in January, ac
cording to an announcement made
at the last meeting of the Camas
Valley Grange held at the Grange
Hall. The date will be announced
in the near future, according to
Mrs. William Banks, Camas Val
ley correspondent.
Riverida.'e Grangers Guest
Master Russell Harwood presid
ed at the meeting at which 20
members of Ve hiversdale Grange
were guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Ky Van de Pool
were elected into membership. Re
ports of all standing commitees
were heard.
Emmitt Wallers, Douglas Coun
ty Pomona Youth Chairman, an
nounced that finals for the annual
Youth Talent Contest sponsored by
the various Granges will be held
at the Riversdale Grange Hall Jan.
27. He urged all Granges to try
to have an entry in each category
for the finals at this time.
Program Presented
Mrs. Lee Banks, lecturer, pre
sented a program of songs, quizes,
and games. The members of the
Riversdale Grange under the lead
ership of their lecturer Jlrs. Em-
mil Walters, presented a humor
ous skit "A 1962 Fashion Show."
Members participating in this skit
were t.lair hpray, Ora Welker,
Fred Kuck, Emmett Walters, Gene
Atwood, Glen Richardson, Roy An
derson, Bobby Cooksey, and pian
ist uoris cooksey.
Mrs. fcdgar Markham concluded
the program by the reading of the
"Landing of the rilgriru Fathers,"
by D, Hermans.
The oath of office was given to
Edgar Markham, Mrs. Markham,
and Mrs. Lee Banks.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Ethel Brown. Mrs. Waller
Phckat, and Mrs. Eric Plickat.
Make Reservations
for
THANKSGIVING
DINNER
CORNIR S. I. CASS ANO RINI
CHUCK WAGON DINNERS 12:00 to 8:00
ROAST TURKEY
All ttio Trim minf
BAKED HAM
CopKoJ Yowl
FRIED CHICKEN
Masnaal fototoaa
ROAST BEEF
rarioiaaina fafatoaa
Vofotoalat; Cliaica af Salad; Minca ar Fumakin Pio;
Cotlaa a, Tao; Hat Rolli
FOR RESERVATION
OR 2-1311
FAMILY
GROUfS
CORDIALLY
INVITID
Sat., Nov. 18, 1961 The
News Briefs
M mm
Carlo M. Pig has left for1
: Kuient to ntir KacraH Heart
Hospital to undergo surgery Thurs- j home from the t.S. Navy's ofii
day. He was accompanied by Mrs. cers training school in Khode i
Page, who will remain with him. land, where he has just completed
! Iha ul,.ul lemninK 11 a km
Th Rote Duplicate Bride Club.
. . T.
which meets every Thursday at
12 30 noon at the Rose Hotel.
wuinoi mm nov. tion account oi
the Thanksgiving holiday, but in-
sleaa will meet Nov. jo. 1
Tho Emblem Club will hold initi
ation Monday, Nov. 20, at 8 p.m.
at the Elks Lodge. Refreshments
will be served. Officers are re
quested to wear form a Is and
gloves.
Batty Vincent, Jean DcVore,
Delia Reinhart, Helen Brothers
and Connie Muggerud, bowling for
Lowetl'a Fashions, attended the
Oregon State Women's Bowling
Tournament and annual meeting
in Corvallis last weekend.
Mr, and Mrs. E. R. Foster ot
this city were called to Portland
Friday by the death of their intanl
grandson. Kichard Gerard llollen
beck, who was born this week to
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hollenbeck.
formerly of this city. The Hollen
becks have three older children.
Movie Showtime
Salurtay, Nay. IS, ml
INDIAN THEATRE Mallnaa poor opan
12:30. Complata ihow at 1 p.m. "Ma a Pa
Kallla." "Francla In tha Haimtad Housa"
and 3 cartoona. Out at 4 p.m. Evaning
doora opan 4:43. Complata showa 7-10. "Ma
4 Pa Kama on Vacation" 7:10-10:10. "Fran
cia In tha Hauntad Houia" S:33-lt:30.
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Opan 4:30. Showl
atart at 1 p.m. "Man trap ana - rnar
aoh'a Woman"
GRAND THEATRE ISwtharlln) Matlnaa
1:30 p.m. "Tha invlilbla Boy" ana - uuiar ;
Spaca Jltlart" and cartoon. Evaning 7:00 !
p.m., to aaa a complata ahow bo In by S:39.
"On tha Doubla" and "Thlat M Baghdad" '
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE IN (Sutharllnl Box
offlca opans at 4:45. ahow starti at 7 p m.
"wlnoi of Chanca" and "Tha Bio Gambia"
BENETTA THEATRE (Wlnilon) "Tna
Hand" and "Maitar of tha world"
TRI CITY DRIVE IN ITrKltvl Show
atarta S:30 p.m. "Tha Alamo" and "Don'
Sunday. Nay. It, 1741 '
INDIAN THEATRE Doora opan :45.
Complata ahowa 7:00-7:13. "Brldoa to tha
Sun" 7:-
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Opan 4 J0. Showl
atart at 7 p.m. "Man Trap" and "Phar
aoh'a Woman"
GRAND THEATRE (Sutharlln) Show at
310 and 7:30 only. "lammy Tall Una irua"
and Selactad Short Sublacts
TRI CITY DRIVE IN (Trl-Cltyi Show
atarta 5:30 p.m. "Whita Faatnar" and "La
Parlalanna"
Monday. Nav. . 1741
INDIAN THEATRE Ooora opan 4:45.
Complata ahowa 7:00-7:13. "Briagt lo ma
Sun" 7:30-9:50
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Clotad Mon-T, pa-Wad
GRAND THEATRE ISutharitn) Show at
7:30 only. "Tammy Tall Ma Trua" and
Salactaa Short Sublacta
Tuesday Only
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Opan :30 Shows start 7:00
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Ensign Jerry Anderson, on of
Mrs Jnhn Anrinrvnn lt amvprl
a month s lf?ave befure reMiming
a monin s leave ueioie reMiminK
; nia jutjCS jerry was graduated
from Oregon Slate College prior
t0 e(lllJltin(i in lhe Navy.
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Tonight
Hit Rovofioo Wot Tho Ctimo
of tho Century!
"THE HAND"
"Master Of The World"
Vincent Pried)
plut
CARTUNE
Tonight
Unknown danger rides with
each takeoff!
"WINGS OF CHANCE"
Jim Brown Frances
ReHerty plus
"THE BIG GAMBLE"
Both in Color
Sunday thru Tuesday
Sandra Dee and John
Gavin in
"Tammy Tell Me True"
With the delightful music
of America's beloved
Percy Faith!
In Color
plus
Selected Short Subject
End Tonight
"On The Double"
"Thief Of Baghdad"
Sunday Only
BUCK NITE
$1.00 Per Carload
"WHITE FEATHER"
plus
"La PARISIENNE"
Chorlei Boyer Henri
, Vidol Brigirt) Bordot
End Tonight
"THE ALAMO"
"DONDI"
Lott Timoo Tooftot
MA & PA KETTLE
ON VACATION
- plus - "
FRANCIS in the
Haunted House
Sun-Mon Only
Complete Shears 7:00-9:13
Art Amoricon firl
in wor-tom Tokyo,
livinf unoW Hto
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tho oocrot poli co . . .
dorinf dotifor for
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