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Ore Man., N. 27, 1961
Furnishings Stolen
I BEVERLY HILLS. Mich. (AP)
Pnlira. in this Dotrnit nhnrh ir
looking for a burglar who took I Crl.. C.rrr.ll h relurnfd
enough loot from in apartment, ,0 m ,,udl" University of Or,
over the weekend to et up house-l0", "pending the holiday
keeping on hn own. weekend in Roseburg veiling his
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several chairs and tahle lamps.
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game. The following day they went
lo Eugene for the U of OOSU foot
ball game.
Mr. and Mrs. James Moon and
family were here from Portland to
spend the holiday weekend visit
ing Mrs. Moon's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Kilkenny. Also visiting
at the Kilkenny home was their
youngest daughter, Anne, who is
a student at Southern Oregon Col
lege. Mr. and Mrs. David Daman and
baby daughter were here from
Portland to spend Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Damon's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Kilkenny, and Da
mon's mother, Mrs. John Brooke,
and other relatives. Damon re
turned to Portland Thursday night
and was met Friday by his moth
er who accompanied him to the
high school state championship
football game. He returned to
Roseburg Sunday to pick up his
wife and daughter and take them
back home to Portland.
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Monday,
Nov. 17
. . u., t, .t ,,
KniBhts eflvias, Pythias Hall
Winston O.ll.rd Kiwan.s Club,
i ..... ..
tkOmraci nngjej biiwni, DXin
n,r. hnm ot Alr- Morru Bow -
'j30 D m .
Obedience Trial, sponsored by
Cmpaua 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.
Buckaroas, workshop, at the barn
8 10 p.m.
Umpqua Kennel Club, Pavilion
on Fairgrounds, 7:30 pm.
Riddle Bethel Job's Daughters,
Masonic Temple. Riddle, 7:30 p.m.
Woman of the Moose, Moose
Hall, 1 p.m.
Valantino Chapter 1, Order of
Eastern Star. Myrtle Creek.
Roseburg City Council, City Hall,
7:30 p.m.
Ooldan Ago Club, at the Veter
an's Memorial Building, 7:30 p.m.
Woodmen Circle Umpo.ua Grove
SI, social I p.m.
Winston Community Club, I p.m.
Cn44irliM J.vearros. Community
building. S pm.
Benson PTA, executive rjoara
meeting, at the school, 1:30 p m
Elkton Farm Bureau, dinner
meeting at the grade school, 8:30
D m. notluck,
Tenmile PTA, multipurpose
room of the school, 7:30 p.m.
Business and Professional Wom
en's Club, at home of Mrs. M. E.
Groshong, 375 W. Chapman, 8 p.m.
1 Town end Country Garden Club,
at home of Mrs. Jack West, 227
Riverside Drive, 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday. Nov. 21
I Roseburg Kiwanis Club, Umpqua
1 Hotel Civic room, noon.
Glide Kiwanis Club, 7:30 p.m.
Associated Volunteers card party.
; VA Hospital recreation building
.nusic room, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Micoholics Anonymous, b a a e
: ment of Pacific Building, 8 p.m.,
: for information.
Roseburg Duplicate Bridge Club,
j Umpqua Hotel, 7:15 pm. This is
an open club and all bridge play
ers are welcome. Anyone desiring
a partner call OR 3-4566.
Boots and Calico beginners
square dance lessons, Winston
Community Hall 8-10 p.m. For in
formation write PO Box 104 or call
OR 3-3436.
Suthorlin Girls Drill team prac
tice, 5 p.m., East Grade School
playground, new members wel
come, write Box XI. RL Sutherhn
for information call OR 3-6629
Roseburg Duplicate Bridge Club
at Umpqua Hotel, 7:15 p.m.. open
Glendole School Sets
Visitation Evenings
Gtendale parents of grade school
children are invited to attend one
or the other of two teacher a visita
tion nights at the Glendale Elf
mentary School next week, reports
Mrs. Gerald B. Fox, Glendale.
Those whose names begin wiih
the letters A to L are invited to
come to the school at 7 p.m. Wed
nesday evening, and those whose
last names begin with letters M
to Z are invited to come at the
same hours Thursday. Parents not
able to arrange their visits accord
ing to the above schedule can
come either evening. Parents may
avail themselves of this opportun
ity to discuss with the teachers
their children's problems or spe
cial needs in relation to the school
system.
ROSE ROOM
Count Down
If
3
Re9pAa Thvrt., Nov. 30
Let's wrap up this Christmas with
out forgetting anyone. Check the
gift guide in todays Classified
Want Ad Section.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
tomorrow
! to all players of Douglas County,
I anyone desiring a partner for the
I plly u ,skcd , C1 0R ,
A ,,, jet, (V. Harvero,
p m. I
i ttm fa hiin .hntw nA ri4
!pirty
Grangi
8 pm., at Riversddle
A". . WCTU I .
meeting and program home of Mrs.
Golda Nickell. 3012 W. Harvard.
Ol.ll. Tenmile Home Extension
Unit, Ladies clubhouse, 10 a.m.
Basketry. Noon potluck.
Elkton Eastern Star Chapter 8
pm. at lodge hall. ;
Dog Obedience training classes,
7:30 p.m. Highway S across from'
Kelley s Korners.
Cair Oaks Grange. Grange hall.
Bertha Rebekaha IM. IOOF HaU,
Canyon ville.
Post Partum Class, Mercy Hos-
pital, 7:30 p m
Loekingglasa Grange, Grange
Hall, social meeting, potluck at 7
p.m.
Roseburg Rebekah Lodge, IOOF
Hall, p.m.
Roseburg Toottmlttress Ceub, 8
p.m., call OR 21990 for informs
I tion.
Roseburg Jaycoos, Bamboo
nouse, o:ju p.m. uimrcr, .ou mm'
ing.
Myrtle Crook Toastmistross Club,
Myrtle Creek Hotel, 8 p.m.
Roseburg Woman's Club board
meeting, clubhouse, 1:30 p.m.
Camas Valley Grange social
meeting, Grange Hall, S p.m.
Little River Crews
Fail To Beat Snow
By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY
Several crews of the Little River
district of the Umpqua National
Forest have been working in the
hope of completing jobs for the
winter.
One crew is working on refor
estation jobs at Black Creek: an
other crew is at Burnt Creek on
road survey; at Mt. Mace, a crew
is on trail maintenance work; a
road state-out job at Black Creek
is being done by a surveying crew;
and the fifth crew is on recon
naissance work at Wright Creek
where the men have to cross the
Umpqua River on rubber rafts.
Wyoming Trip Made
Don Wermlinser, timber sales of
ficer of the Little River district,
Mrs. Wermlinger, Bob and Linda,
left fecently for Duboise. Wyo., to
spend Thanksgiving with the lat
ter'i father.
Two-year-old son. Bob. prepared
for the trip by swallowing a half
bottle of dog worm capsules, but
sufered no lasting ill effects.
Members of the Glide Kiwanis
Club entertained their wives at a
dinner meeting recently at t h e
Four Winds. Several Roseburg Ki
wanis Club members and wives
joined the party.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Shrum Jr.
and son. Bob. a freshman at Ore-
eon Stale University, drove to
Grants Pass Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs.
Shrum's mother, Mrs. H. M. Stott.
Chuck Anderson and Larry Hoi
slander returned from Eastern
Oregon recently, each with the
limit of Mallard and Teal ducks.
Fernhopper Banquet
Set Feb. 24 At 0SU
Feb. 24. 1962. has been set as the
date for the 3h annual Fernhop
per Banquet at the Ore son State
University School or forestry.
I The traditional dinner, one of the
West's iaruest cathenna ot forest
iers. is timed for 5 p.m. so that
those attending may see the OSU
University of Idaho basketball
came at 8 p.m.
Originally an alumnt Catherine
for eraduates of the School of For
estry at Oregon State, the banquet
has become popular as a meeting
place for foresters, logcers. lum
bermen and their friends triroueh
out this resion. It has been held
yearly since 1928, except during
.World War II.
New Junior High
Holds First Open
House, PTA Meet
Approximately 300 parents at
tended the first PTA meeting and
open house held recently at the
John C. Fremont Junior High
School. i
Mrs. Scott Presides
The Rev. D. W. Hinrichs. pastor
of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, j
gave the invocation. Mrs. Henry
Scott, president of the new PTA
group, was in charge of the short
business meeting.
A resolution offered by Dan Dim
mirk and Dr. Louis Michalek pro
posing sponsorship by the PTA of
a Boy Scout troop, was passed at
the meeting.
After a welcoming speech and
introduction of teachers by Prin
cipal Robert McKee, parents vis
ited the classrooms and viewed the
changes which have been effected
in converting the former Fullerton
Grade School to a junior high
school.
Changes Viewed
Through the addition of a rear
wing and by combining several
small areas, seven new classrooms
have been added. Located in the
new rear wing is a modern, sound
proofed music room and a function
al art and crafts unit of two rooms,
joined by a teachers workshop
area. Gymnasium and dressing
areas have also been added. Oth
er features are the formation of a
library, health and counseling area,
enlarged cafeteria, new kitchen,
and a biology unit. A faculty room
has been furnished and decorated
by the joint efforts of teachers and
tiie PTA.
Refreshments were served in the
cafeteria during the evening with
Mrs. Sibley Nielson and Mrs. Ivan
Rodgers presiding at the tea ta
ble. The next regular meeting will be
January IS.
Conns Of Melrose
Home After Trip
By NETTIE WOODRUFF
Mr. and 'Mrs. J. E. Conn of
Melrose are back from a trip to
Bellingham, Wash., to visit their
snn-in-Iaw and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Stidham. and three
sons. They visited cousins in Yak
ima and Everett en route.
Move To Roseburg
Mr. and Mrs. Strnmback have
sold their home on Cleveland Hill
Rd and moved to Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Young have
returned from a 10-day trip to
California. At Inclewood they vis
ited their son, Jim, and family.
They attended a rural electrifica
tion Administration meeting in
Sacramento and visited relatives
in Pomona.
Mrs. Thomas Yantis is in Eman
uel Hospital in Portland where she
underwent major surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dewey of
Coos Bay spent the weekend with
her mother. Mrs. Mina Becker,
and her brother, Carl.
Bowlers Hare
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kramh and
three sons of Woodland, Wash.,
spent the weekend visiting Mrs.
Kramb's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
I. C. Smith, and other relatives
and participated in the Timber
Tournament in Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Manning
and family spent the weekend in
Reedspnrt with Manning's uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Holtz
man.
Mrs. E. C. Bursik is visiting in
Coos Bay with her daughter, Lu
cille, and family.
Stevenson Sets
Trinidad Visit
HYANN1S PORT, Mass. (AP)
The White House announced to
day that Adlai Stevenson. VS.
ambassador to the United Na
tions, would fly to Trinidad Sun
day for a conference with Presi
dent Arturn Frondizi of Argentina.
White House press secretary
Pierre Salinger announced here
where President Kennedy is
spending the Thanksgiving week
end that Stevenston was making
the trip at the president's request.
Salinger aaid Stevenson and
Frondiu would discuss economic
projects which were not resolved
during recent conversations the
president and Frondizi had in
New York when Kennedy ad
dressed the Vnited Nations.
Stevenson and Frondizi will con
fer in Port of Spain. Frondizi is
visiting in Trinidad.
w 1
Wis
ANDY SCHLICK
Broke Seocielift
74S SE Rosa
OC WOOD
Cara Williams Is Actress
Who Talks A Mile A Minute
By BOB THOMAS
AP Movie-TV Writer
HOLLYWOOD (AP) Cara Wil l
liams is an actress who talks a
mile a minute, usually about
things she isn't supposed to talk
about.
Cara is the ever-loving Gladys
of the CBS TV show. "Pete and
Gladys." As costar of a million
dollar enterprise, she is not sup
posed to discuss things publicly
that might destroy illusions and
endanger the investment. So they
keep telling her.
"About your real estate" I
began.
"It's 1 going great," she said.
"Don't let any actor tell you TV
is for the birds; it's great. Be
cause of TV, I've been able to
make investments for the first
time in my life. Got four houses
now. Two of them are rented.
"But gee," she said, "real es
tate is one of the things CBS does
not want me to talk about."
What about stocks?
"Doing fine there," she said.
"Bought 600 shares of one stock
at $1 and it went up to $19. My
broker wanted me to sell, but I
told him all I could lose was $A00.
Now it's down to $4, but I'm still
ahead."
"I guess I'm just a gambler at
heart," she went on. "But I've
given up those poker games I
used to play every week. Some
of the boys were newspapermen,
and I quit after I won $647 one
night. Even if they were friends,
they were still newspapermen and
it might get printed.
"Now I play with the film crew
on the set at lunch time 25-50
cents, that sort of thing. Can't get
North Douglas Grange
Slates "Flea Market"
Plans for a colorful "Flea Mar
ket" are currently underway in the
Drain-Curtin area under sponsor
ship of North Douglas Grange 36
of Curtin.
The "Flea Market." to be held
Dec. 2 at the Veteran's Hall in
Drain, is a community effort for
the purpose of raising funds for
community service work. It is an
annual affair.
The Grange Is renting the hall
and will, in turn, sell table space
to groups or individuals. Those
participating may bring whatever
they desire to sell and offer it at
their own price. Hours for the
"Flea Market" will be from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. Entries may be
made on the day preceding the
sale from 1 to 5 p.m.. according
to Norene Walker, Curtin corre
spondent. Table space may be reserved
by calling Mrs. Ray Hehn at Whit
ney 2-2537, or Mrs. Irene Ames,
Whitney 2-3232.
Movia Showtime
MONOAY. NOV. 17, 1U1
INDIAN THEATRE Ooori oon , 45. Com
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GRAND THEATRE fSurtorllnt So of.
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GRANO THEATRE (Winston) Boir or
fk. oiMni 4:45. Show .t 7 00. "Bon
Hur." AHjo Mbctd thort tubltctt.
At Turin, in the spring of 1861,
Victor Emmanuel was proclaimed
mug u. me iiiak umtcu u.naii na
tion since the collapse of Rome.
Five months earlier Emmanuel
and Garibaldi had met at Teano
near Naples and agreed to join
their conquests.
Now thru Saturday
William Wylar's
"BEN-HUR"
On. compl.ro ifiow each night
Boa Office aeons ot 6:45
Show ot 7:00
Sunday, 2:30, with
Continuous Showing
Soaciol Admission:
Adults, $1.00
Students, 75c
Children, 50c
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S.l.cttd Short Sublets
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Good Through Month of NOVEMBER
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R.eack front wfiaal baoringt
Chock condition of brake drum.
Adiutt brake oadol frao elav
Hood brokn. repl.niih fluid
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Undar-cor impaction
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All Ford Cars and Pickups
hurt and it's good to be friends
with those boys," she blurted
out. "No, no, no! I'm really not
supposed to talk about gambling."
But she was permitted to talk
about "Pete and Gladys," which
she likes. Cara is making a name
(or herself as a comedienne, de
spite occasional comparison to
Lucille Ball.
"That I can't figure," she said.
"We're both redheads, hut other
wise we're not a bit alike. 'I Low
Lucy' was a three-camera live
show, in which Lucille played to
both the studio and the home au
dience; the comedy had to he
broad. Ours is a one-camera
filmed show, which allows more
subtlety."
"But I suppose everybody in
show business has to be compared
to someone else. Look at all trie
girls who are 'second Marilyn
Monroes.' Look at all the actors
who were 'second John Barry
mores.' "Oh dear, I'm not supposed Is
say that name, either."
The reference was to her ex
husband. "But at least I meant senior,
not junior," she added apologet
ically. Elkton Lions Club
Receives Citation
By MRS. C. W. HENDERER
The Elkton Lions Club recently
received a commendation from the
State Board of Higher Education
expressing thanks and apprecia
tion for the MO" college scholar
ship given annually by the club.
The scholarship fo 1961 was given
to Milton Cheever who is attending
Southern Oregon College.
Fire Controlled
The Elkton city fire truck was
called to the Darrel Swearingea
home early Saturday morning when
an overheated wood stove dam
aged a wall in the dining room.
The fire was under control whea
the truck arrived.
Mrs. Ted Taylor returned to her
home Saturday from the Eugene
Clinic in Eugene where she has
been under observation the past
week.
The CYF of the Christian Church
met Sunday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bobst with
16 youth attending. Mrs. Raymond
Cox had charge of the study for
the evening. Christmas caroling
was discinsed. Following the meet
ing Mrs. Bobst served refresh
ments. Pack Moot Sot
The Elkton Cub Scouts will have
their monthly pack meeting at the
all-purnose room at the grade
school next Thursday at 7 p.m.
Theme of the month is "Magic."
All parents and visitors are wel
come. The Elkton High School seniors
presented 3 comey one-act plasy
Friday night with over 200 in at
tendance. The class presented Bob
Pitts a gift certificate of $10 for
his help in making their plays a
success. The class made $80 for
their class treasury.
A National Assembly was held
at the Elkton High School Wednes
day with Dick WresclS, an expert
on locks and safes, as speaker and
demonstrator. Wrcsch had a laree
collection of locks and handcuffs
and presented an interesting pro
gram. Hurry!
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