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IT TAYS TO . PATRONIZI, NEWS.RFVIEW ADVERTISERS PIERRE Memo to the janitor: I re commend you wosh these d;rty indowi tonight, o the people passing by con see my por trait thot was token by Chris, the recommended photographer. Chris recommends it, too. BILL HOLIDAY Cleaning I w-w wi III I iiiil pll Drest up your home with freshly cleaned drapes for the Holiday Season. Our very special drapery-cleaning service brings life and makes every day more cheerful! WE DO EXPERT Alteration Open All Day Saturday Across from Courthouse 1019S. E. DOUGLAS The tolfewinf radio end television profromt ere eHnttd at froe public lervico for Nowt-Rtview rredtrt. All program lilting t o-e published at nctived frtm the respective stations. The Nowt Rtview doct not accept rsponr ibiliry for variation from anginal schedule furniihtd this wipe per. KPIC-TV Ch. 4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY AOIawConlinental CUisroom (Wsfft) 4 30-Contincntol Classroom (Gsv'ntt IS Educational TV Cum. thni Fri) 30 Play Your Hunch 10:00 Prica ti night 19 : 30 Conctntrot on 11:00 Truth or Comtauences 11:30 It Could B You) 1I.S5 Day Report 13:00 Jan Murray 12:30 Romocr Room I 00 vjung Doctor Milone 9:00 Mako poom For Daddy : 30 Here's Hollywood J: S5 Afternoon Nevn 3:00 Decembar Brtde Yao" SERVICE 11 s'kvicf umiTfF PHONE OR 3-4123 KLUVER RADIO & TV ta ttir-tttrf 7? Tears 1H tie Stiakiis at tsrlia Valtiy let KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10 45 CBS News 11:00 L ova Of LHf lt:30 Search For Tomorro 11:4 Guiding Light 17:00 Collego Ot Tha Atr 17:30 Ai Th Vorld Turn 1 00 Pass The Vord 1-30-Houst Party 5 OO Tha Millionaire j 30 Verdict is Yocti 3 4i CBS Newi 3:00 Brighter Day 3 IS Secret fitorrn 3-30 E ago at Night 4 00 Civic Program KOIN-TV Ch. 6 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7 00 Colleoo O Tha Air 7 30 Cartoon Time t oo Captain Kangaroo 00 Catondar 301 Love Lucy 10 00 Video Villaoe 10:36 Surprise Packaga 11 00 Love O' Lite 11-30 Search Fcr Tomorrow 1!:4S Guiding Light 1J:00 Ml Neighbor (Mon, through Thurs) 17 00 Hostts Houst (Fndavl II )0 Ai Tht Aortd Turns 1 00 KOIM Kltchwi 1 30 Houie Party KEZ1-TV Ch 9 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 11 00 Trt Tean It )0 Yours For A Song 1? OO M'O-Oev K'Wt i;.li Retrospect IVon-Wedr O-eoon Far-n Journal (Twes-Thursl 30v.aa A Fact 1 00 Day In Court i ?S A9C Midday or 1 JO-ETV-Music fMon-Aed P'M 1 30eTV-L'tera'i.re tTwes-Tnurjl 5 00 Number PWaia 1 30 Sevan Keys Radio Programs -Monday thru KRNR 1490 KC K RStt . .B-oadcaU'ng 34 hours. lt OavS a wee. Monday tnn Saturday r.j ews on fht hour. Junday Wrougn "rtujav .Bi ttahjrts on haH howr. Sunday-Sat roav Frank Gons. 7 30 am., PST. 43 KQEN 1240 KC MONDAY TNDOUCM 'I'OH i f-l "(J V B " 3ft i.octl Kts J (XV Hi.ng. i ABC 7 4S LOC.I t fe P.ul Hr.y ABC le YES i 950 KC MONOAY THROUGH FRIDAY tOAOCAlT TlMi: eMMvl. to 4 t c 5' v ? i 4 i t m MONOAY THOOUOM SATUOD1T m.i- AaMi 6" Mf t,i'-e-V- t rt.eH,t() pv t fO-f. UmpqUa Valley (Ommunily College Make! Hidnrv In Firct Sec c ionc By JERRY CORNELL . Clas.Net of the first quarter of I'mpqua Valley Community Col-1 leje are ended. How many of the 121 students! registered m any of the four cours-1 r uuncu cre successiui in weir tvruiuic ui training- y,iu w unown auer tue "moment 01 truth." In this case, the moment will be the evaluation of work during the quarter and the final exams. But one thing is known of the fall quarter of classes it made history. WE PUT LUSTER AND YOUR DRAPES OR 3-8291 J: 30 Schools (Monday only) 3:30 Parent asK about School (FrL only) 3:30 Talk of the Town (Tue Way, Wednesday. Thursday) 4 00 TV Topics (Monday only) 4:00 Public ServkO (Tues. Onrv 4:00 Off Ta Martiat (Wed. Only) 4:00 Public Service (Thurs.) a oo Ptt Parado (Pr(. only) 4: IS America At Work (Mon. only) 4:1 J Social Security (Wed. only) 4 IS Public Service (Fri. anly) 4 30 Caotalit Shipwreck 5 00 Kr toon Karnival MONDAY S 30 Junior Auction 4 Northwest Nei : IS Huntley Brtnkley 4 30 Young People's Concert YOUR PHONE CALL 4 r-zit T0 0R 23321 Lt&i WILL PUT THIS Spoct to Work for You, Youi Buti net THE NEWS-REVIEW MONDAY 4 00 Ka'ftfloscooe 4. 30 Uncle &.LI $ho 30 Magic Land 4: 00-Your TV Weatherman 4 05 Channel 3 Report 4 IS Doug Edwards With Nl 4 30 Four King Of Music 4 45 Feature File 7.00-The Real McCoys 7: 30 Cheyenne t )0 Window On Main Street 00 Oanny Thomas Show 30 Aidv Griffith : to. 00 Hennesey 10;3O-l've Got A Secret I 11 00 ABC Lata News ? 00 Thr Millionaire 3 30 Verdict Is Yours 3 0WB-qhter Day 3 IS Secret Storm 3-X- Edoe of N.gM 4.00 Pei'i Cnoc (M-A-F). Wattrtront fTu-Thur) 4 36 Cartoon Circus 5 00 Rxy And Hi Friend 5 IS Man from Cochia (M-A-F). Arrow (TuO-Thurs) 5 JS Newreni 4.ti Oou EorrM MONDAY 6 30 rVontovsnl 7.0O Sea Hawk 7 jn To Tell The Truth I 00 Pete . Gladys Brakan 3 00 Oueen For A Day 3 30 Ouen Mouse a 00 American 6Adt't4 4 SO American NewMtantf 5 X Jacn Boona Snow MONDAY s 30-Abbot t C-te'a 4 JO Een.ng Report 4 is News Nnt 4 o Tainass 7000 t 06 ET V 7 30 Chyene I 30 Tna e OO B.ng Crosby 10 00 Ben Caw I om.. PST. Monday through Saturov. Lali fnofrwn $ a m., PST, Monday tnrouott Fri. v T.mt 4 it P m. Monday thrtooh - MONDAY TMROUOM FBIDAY I I? 0' A'f Ngt Shew 1 t Co Bob Jonrton how I tv-stock Varhf M't xcn fv ABC I i.tl K 1 I VJ C.OUt. X 6'.'t Cub ABC 10 50 t.cftO. I' 00 M1 Vo"lnfl Nwt ABC t! ls7.i Tt-ABC '1 JO Hurt for ftvn '7 30 Dv 4t 1 J? m"-J" Cowr".t spicial reooM- y-s n . 1f. S) i Cur- Pvt. J t fty . T ., , V,r4 . Tj o K'C Pwf"4, 1! 10, Wort , tj, Ty,'l.. r'-: IV !."" l 4Vi,'-. tv . ' Var , Tat. , Tig'l, Vm,'a T n ftwl, 1 For (he quarter saw established in Roseburn a chance to obtain ad- vanced leainmj on a sustained ba- sis. At the same time it saw estab- Itshed a student oouy wnicn loot.s 10 oe 01 cumiuuuig uiuit. fjrantea me siuaem Doay migmjw, ma. in queens, inis change quite a bit each quarter with students dropping out to at- tend different schools or for other reasons. But the student body re- mains, During the course of studies, a great many of the students didn't PECIAL This Week Only! Per Panel Cash It Carry FULL SIZE LINED DRAPES UP TO 54" x 84" 59 YOU SAVE UP TO 65c PER PANEL sparkle to fine draperies . BCDY BACK IN T-J0-TI9htropo ' 00 National Volvat JO Price It Rgnt :00 lth Procinct 10:00 Thriller 11:00 Report 11:14 JacK Paar TUESDAY S 30 Quick Draw McGraw 4:00 Mwfhwest News 4:13 Huntly Brink lay 30 Ripcord : 00 Teon Data 7 30 T ho Detenderi 30 Alfred Hitchcock 9 00 Dick Powell 10:00 Cain's )00 11:00 Report 11:15 Jack Paar ROSEBURG RADIO and TELEVISION - Weekdays f-S Saturday 1455 W. Harvard OR 3-3002 Free Estimates- All Work Guar. TUESDAY 415 Visit With City Polict 4 30$ King 5:00 Unci Bill Jho 5:30 QUICK Oraw WcGri 4:00 Your TV Wthtrmn 05 Chnnil 5 Rtrt 15 Ouufl Edwirda With tht Mas : 30 It IS Wriltun 7:00 Th Flintilonii 7-30TBA t OO Oick VanOyk $ht 30 Dob it O'llll 00 Red Sktifon Ichnbotf and V 10:00 Gurry Moor Snow 11:00 ABC Lit Ntw 11:15 Mkd City i I 30 Window On Main Street I oo Danny Thomas know f:30 Andy Gritfitfl 1 10 00 Hennetey 1 10 30 I've Got A Secrat 11 :00 N.ortcon 11:30 Theater TUESDAY J-Kingdom o tn Sea j oo King of Diamonds 7 30 Marshal D Hon 00 D'Ck VanDyka Show 30 Doel GMUs 00 Red Skeiton 9 30 ichabod and Ma 10 00 Carry Moor a fnow it 00 Ntghtsrana 11:30 Theater 11 06 ABC News 11. IS News Nina F:nal TUESDAY 30 Teen Beat 4 00 Evening Report 4 IS News We 4 30 Border Fa'rel 7 on Brother Brannagan 7 W Bugs Bunny oo Becrier Faa I 30 Tho New Breed 36 Yours For a Song 10 00 M Squad '0 36 F 'nit Kovaci 11 00 ABC New II IS Newt Nn Final Friday I ii 5,-"tif Hour f 0 'onty Smltn t4 '1 06-CBS B oc 17 10 Mont Sm m low 4 ) : Jonnton ira 7 96-CBS Boc 1 3S N gM vacn 17 60 All K'gnt t 00 h.f i 00 KM OOA C'M 4 00 lllwmBWf-AB 4 JO AW. D.f.' ABt 4 4i Sc4kf4 o ioc ABC 5 'X Paul H4f.tr ABC S JO ..rt ABC 0 JO f 4 MoroAA ABC t WL(X4I Nt OO T.lj.. 1 C6-San O'f WsjO Tftu't Wf Tf ? si i h -i ctwo in 9 m. i aVwjw- Cr H'H H t. 45 m j t- , wfnt. 1 1 f.i or0 rv, i3 jC 1 p m ; Lj''V Hour, I m i nMtxj Jrf ) 11, Vr , p m , 04 Rvtl Hjv, 4 $ m. have a chance to meet each oih er though there were ony 121 be- cause many duln t take all four classes ottered. But it did have a personality. Dor the record it might be known uiai uie iau quarter student bod) his was shown in the registration of Mai. ire oiriirruiT. unpen or me i.ii 111 DouBlBs County Kudro. anil Judy Hebard, former Miss Sky Wau-li lor the (i round Observers Corps nd I contestant in Ihe 1961 .Miss Douglas County Kair beauty pa geant. Athletics? Sure, the community college has athlete too, though they didn't have much chance to use their ! athletic talents lor the good old alma mater. ; But Tom Kirk, former tennis ' star for Roseburj: High School who, was isds state junior men s champ I in me vnanirjer ot commerce tour-; ney ana last year placed third in the district, could probably bring I an honor or two to the school it . called upon Arlan Foote. member of th American Legion Junior baseball champs of Roseburg in 1961 could hurl a ball for the college team if it had one. And Clifford Kmery. Yoncalla. could add his talents at basketball, track and baseball. Kmery miiht even De wining to serve as a coach an ambition he has when his education is complete. , tterereosf As far as the athletics are con ! cerned, two of the students could i orobablv he railed nn m refpr.ie 1 Ihe action and keen thinn. hnnosi I They are Douglas Countv Shenlt ! Ira C. Byrd and State Police Sgt. difference is that Sandra was a. the Intckcrs themselves when the E,,on School Board, at the high Robert J. Keefc. Both men took i lowed to retire at an earlv age f1"'1 ' 1,i2 deadllne approaches. schoo) gym, 8 pm. psychology and might be able to and attend convent schools.' :lhe applications were mailed to Business and Professional Worn use it in referee roles. i Fven in school she kem n h..,- a". loR r""P,'?, November. . ,., Cub home of Mra. c. S. On the scholarship side of Ihe - r .- - burg who, while attending high school, has been able to squeeze in a course in English composition at the college. Kelley could even bring some old world culture into the classroom and tell about his lust year uf schooling in itzehoe. Germany, i oart of. the International Chris. tian Youth F.xchance Workhorse Scholars Noted And then there are the work- horse scholars like Mrs. Doris F. McRae of Roseburg. In addition to taking History of Western Civil- ization along w ith her husband, Duncan, she is taking an extension : course in abnormal psychology al the high school, is taking three I courses by correspondence through the Lniversity of Oregon and is studying a course on Television ear ly in the morning. Her duties also include raising three children. Another husband-and-wife team, Bobby and Vera Burns of Canyon ville made the trip to Roseburg one night a week to study English composition. Two brothers from Clide. Charles and Claude Roberts, also decided i nauuna. io preserve pr.- tcct ,he vau(,s of the ()re,()n to pool energies and make the trip ! " nd exceptional scenic assets I Duncs arM . from fu(llre degrada to Roseburg to test this chance a! , lM P0?" lor 411 ,1,n0- tion by undesirable types of corn- higher learning. What wm next quarter's student tj L I,!,- Now Taking RESERVATIONS for Christmas I Nw Yean PARTIES During th recant storm whtn homo cooking fociliriet woro inoporotivo, many Roteburg resident discovered the real goodneti of the food at the ROSE HOTEL RESTAURANT Discover for Yourself the Rool Good ness of Food at the Roo OR 3-5588 Put that aaptr dawn and mn a.er ta REYNOLDS REAL ESTATE far that ,tc a raparty! 10a S. I. Cait ar Rhana OR 2-141). Phone ORchard 3-4436 Household Moving Storage HEAVY HAULING WAREHOUSE FLEGEL Transfer & Storage Co. DON'T MAKE A MOVE 'TIL YOU SEE FLEGEL Roieburj, Oregon Al FUfal, 0"r Lattar Car, fartr.au Ant IIKINS VAN LINtS Broadway Star Makes Film Debut iWi,h Brontl ln 'Ny Am8rican' By BOB THOMAS AP Mevie-TV Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP) News item: Sandra Church. Rroada star of "Cynsv," will make her I film debut opposite .Marlon Bran do in "The I lily American Correction Sandra made her f.i... .. 1.. .... t " ' .Th,,; ' " 1 ... ! i- th. ...i.. . .... .'. .iHita . van) m- reer wasn't as impressive as hoi adult one. But in the interests of: accuracy. I pinned her down on the facts, which are these: was horn in San hrancisco ; My father died when 1 was 2 ! When I was 5. my mother and ' moved to Hollywood because sl,e was certain that 1 was guini: to be a great big movie star. ; - wasn't. But it wasn't because we didn't try. 1 can remember! being trotted around to interview alter interview, standing out in the rain in Culver City and alllnolcs and oilina will esnire in lust that. ..JIy fi,m career consisted of fl ' Di..,ur..s. One wo. mi-.i with Alice Fave. I can remember her singing Mv Alice Blue Gown' commissioner, who. along with1 ""m 7"r '.".,"' P while I was dancing with some 'members of his staff, met with'Eastorn Star, M.NHle I reek. Fair Oaks Grange, Grange hal . tor. lot. ot othr girls were danc ' " ,' W cities , Rowbur, City Council, City Hall. Bortha Robokah. 188. IOUF llall. in with bovs and the mnihor sni communities over a three- 30 p.m. lanyonviiie. of" a of thenf we e l, month period this fall to explain' Ooldon Age Club, Veteran's Mc Post P.rrum Class. Mercy Hos amone themlehe. IlS""ns the meaning of lh law and how ! monal Building. 7:00 p m. Bring ' pital. 7:30 p m amoiiK uiemsenes. ( . (()r n nchis. reported salad dessert or vegetable for pot- Lookingglass Grange M7, Grange in anotner picture 1 had polio.,);,,, Kndav that onlv one-third of ' Gale Storm asked me how I was ih.. n mm ,n,l,vlnl uh ha,,l I jwJ"s- an(' ' sai! rbeerfully, "I 'e0' !je 1 million.' That was my f'"- That was about the extent of her career as a child actress. career that stranvetv nai :iii..k that of the voiinv Cvnv Uncling, "this is a mistake since it Ie she plaved on Broadwav. The1 'acting training One of herl laciiidii.r oi ine ineaier Guild Local News Women of St. George's Episcopal rhi.rh u-iit m.,i u a,ino.,i., .i I thv ehnreh fnr .......,,. m m a.m . followed by the regular busi- j ness meeting. No luncheon will be given at this session, but coffee and rolls will be served following i the meeting. Father Alfred Tyson I will present a musical program, Isaak Walton League Draws Praise From Oregon Solon V. S. Sen. Ma urine Neuhergcr has termed Die lzaak Walton i-eague enaorsemeni oi ner Oregon Dunes National Seashore bill "a positive step forward by a great fPorts and conservation group in . "" ''' " , h:eld ? h'"" Divi MUII UI IHC lll n si IIUll 1 laSUC adopted a resolution endorsing Ihe Neuberger bill as "a siKnificant hill ta lrJntfi-tnt ana grautyirig recognition oi inc high quality of Oregon's coastal scenic and recreational resources." Dunes Prlased The lzaalc Walton resolution said "the Oregon Dunes are considered Monorail Project Builder Asks Pay v Aa.Mi.fii Can, n. . inr i The company building the mono ran project lor me aeaiue worms,""""" - w Kair contended ,n court recently it "hasn t been paid a penny far for its wurk. . r f., it,, ii...,,! ,,n.,.ft?I"7.' L,h,-1I".W2. and the National Bank of' Com merce of Seattle made the state . . ..... LM..i,. 4i, IIK'II ill nun i'iuii;iii o sat iioi iiiu n V-" nriZ, ,i B. t. Development Wenner-Gren Co. , , . volved 750.000 tr tiren Peace The action Hllalirs Ul II Clllltl -Vll a caw Kiver Power Development t'o.,nill.k jn lh. s.at, , ,.. No. pledged vment siock. inr snares were the Wright firm as pa monorail construction V (!we ' ''!' Kapid Transit System ington inc.. a una oi me nenner- ;imr)ortant en,mic advantages in Gren industries. , , . 'new jobs and payrolls from in- However, since the monorail job, crf,as,d lnl,rst ,usm,.s, wi re was started the British Columbia dound , 0rcgon-, henefit." eovemmenl has taken over plans of Ihe Peace River company to build a multimillion dollar hdro electric project. Justice Harry Sullivan of the1 British Columbia Supreme Court ordered the Wenner-llrcn Co. to pay S37S.O0O into court, pendint; I outcome of the suit. Hearings will1 begin here Dee. 21 The court wjm tolrf the $1.400.O monorail project now is 90 p.r cent complete. FOR and rernmiuendt'd her to replace Janice Rule in "l'icnic " Sandra uetit on to other gloues on and off Kioaduay. finally land ins as Kthel Merman daughter in "dypsy." She lea met I the strip per's strut from a (ireenwich Yil- ,,nnm, (r ,., h..i.,.-., "" ki-iuuk 1 '? ' Sanil' P m0V .i ... ,. -..u ........... ..v.... .... IIHMT Hie 1UI11IUIII 1 1 TC Wlin Cie Young. -I'm fia,i I waited." she said, glowingly. "Imagine makinc your first movie as Marlon Brando's1 ie: Her first adult mowc, that is. Log Hauling Permits Due The operating permits held by Oregon truckers hauling logs, three weeks when a new slate law requiring a "certificate of neces- sitv" gws into effect on Jan. 1 Jon1 '- "'U. sllllp Puhlic utility had applied for and received their I new permits. I u appears ina many m mis na'uslry are K"lnt! 10 wal1 ""til; a;,he ,as' minute to mail in their , applications. Hill declared, add wlU "'"V rause needless delays for .JJ .7.'" .? ' . .run safeguard against a chaotic scram ble for certificates next Spring when the logging season gets un der way. i Operators applying at this time are establisning grandfather" rights that is, they are proving i thev were in bjsiness for the vear ending Feb. 1. 1IW1, the test year L.i.,Kii..i...j i,..'h.'. n:n : .,i..i,',i ' Those who can Drove thev were in business during this period will automatical., get their new per - mils. Ihose who cannot, will have1 to apply lor a certificate and go i through a hearing process. to be of nationat imnortance anil are perhaps the finest example of I seasnore dunes on this continent. The resolution emphasized that ii,, nro.sai of ion-. in,. ,' (Jnilcd States senator would pro- , mercial development" and also on- nerved that the Neulwrner bill' "hae Dunn far in itwmlinii nhin i inn -vnrPsiteH uiih n-snpri in 1 r. ... . . '. creatiun of a National bcashure Sen. Xetihcrger's bill (S. 922) wutild establish a National Sea shore in the Dunes area of the i Oregon coast near Florence and r.u.rt i,n,ir ti.o it k Kiiinn-,i , Pltrk' Service Representative Ed win Durno, in whose district the : seashore is situated, opposes the Neuberger bill. He has a bill of his own to establish a recreation area there under the Forest Serv ice. Optimum Expressed i - 1 'I consider the lavorable Iaak ?on U"ne, National Scash.ire pro K'i uosai a giKiiiiiraiii orcaKinrouyn , IT ik. ............. ..ii.. .,-....?..: ... n. KwiK a ""I protect unique natural scenic seashores for Ihe maximum use - and fit of present and future - ! ""eration, ' Sen Neuherge r said She concludes: "With this kind ol local suprxirt from a respected and. n.n,l,n .,,,,,. ,';.; ! feel optimUtir that the Congress r-v'v . Wl) ,ft'favorabiy on legation t9lcause "ev" Ker' l"cke'1 lfsMlsh , ncw ySitm0 Seashore ? would enter the church an; . b . . 1. Villi, n-. I aahnrA I to :Jnl W(ml(1 ,uch ,1la,ion protect for'." j. .... .... ica's natural herdaKe for all peo- - , pie for all lime. hut. in addition. Savings Bond Sales Drop In November November sales of E and II Sav itiH ti(tnd in Douglas County fi 1let $56,919. arconlina to I. J Kullerton, county siiin-n bond committee chairman. A total uf SHO.74.1 wag reaiied the name month a year axo, he suid. Sales through November of this year came to $7H4 .610, compared to JH29 294 as year. Fullerton said, "Our fiovernmenl uses money derived trom twinl v to help pay the owt of (ware. better lime than ChnM.iiiis to cive or buy I'. S. Smmiis Bonds?" jppite decades of careful fltnl. . ornithologist! still do not know uu birds rub their feathers uith liv j anls. PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE HORACE C. BERG $ MCi el Afent Reem 301 ocific I lli 1 4 ift Ofl. OR 3-7491. fttt. OR 3-719) Mon., Dec. 11, 1961 The News-Review, Roscburg, Ore. 11 TODAY and TOMORROW Monday, Dec. 11 . C :io p m. Timber Town Duplicate Bridge Club, ).;; pin l'laers requested to be present hv 7 20 p.m. to set up tahles anil hoards. contract Bridge Lessons, beuin ,.,. ,. , ,. ker.'? 30 n.m wetMttnc Tnalt sponsored bv 'n, ,u., ..,,, 1 - , .1. i ...l. "Lai L ni.H,.ua.-, "1 LCLU ' l uhua uniCluiuh Bu;k.ro; 0,Lli"p. at the barn g U p m Cratn Sanitary District, board uf directors, Green School, 8 p.m board meeting at the school. 8 p m. Douglas Community Hospital Auadiary. board inecuns. at the hospital. 10 a in. Rosoburg Lady Lions, dinner meeting, banilHHi Room at Dales, Cafe. 6.30 pin. Umpqua Konnol Club, Pavilion , at Fairgrounds, i 30 p.m. i Riddle Bthl Job's Daughtars, Maonic lentple. Riddle r i.m. ' "" MM"' Mo j; '1- luck. Gift exchange. jnh' na.,ohi.r R.ih.l SI ai Winston-Dillard, special practice meeting. .Members meet at Doug- las High School immediately alter close of school. Hucrest School, open house at the school, 7:30 to 8 30 p.m Melrose PTA, at the school. 8 ,D m. Program and refreshments Hemline. 640 W. Madrone. 8 p. Musical program and Christmas gift exchange. Timber Town Duplicate Bridge Club, annual senior section Christ - mas party, tor further informs- Hon call Mrs. Waller cinch or Mrs. John Davenport. Women's Society of Christian Service, Myrtle Creek Mclhodisl Church, rummage sale, in llasco Building on Second St. I Douglas County water Resourc v.mm...... auditorium, 7:43 p.m. , Tuesday, Dec. 12 Rosebura Kiwanis Club. I'mpqua Hotel Civic room. noon. Olid Kiwanit Club, 7:30 p.m. ... V. ' L uospnai recrcauun uuiiuinn aiiusic room, 1 w to p.m. Micoholics Anonym out, bane ment of 1'acilic Building, 8 p.m., for information. DAiaknen I". . .nl ' a- tat Rrlelnam i"1iik Il,.,n.i llnlol 7 -1!l r. m Thi. i nn i,,n rini. un,l nil hriHun nlnu. era lire welcome. Anyone desiring1 i partner cat UK 3-4566. , Boot and Calico befiinnera square danc lessons, - Winston1 Community llaU 810 p.m. For in formal ton write PO Box 104 or call UK 3 34 16 ' Suthtrlin Girts Drill team prac-1 lice, 5 pm., Kast Grade School, plafirounfl' new niemlrs weI come, write Box 2t!. RU Suthcrlin Winston School. 8 p.m. Newcemar's Club, 12:30. Christ for information rail OK 3-6629 Salem Pair Admits Church Burglaries ! .MADERA. Calif. (AP) A couple who said they were from Salem, Ore., admitted burglaries in at least 12 stales to court offi-1 rials recently. They were sentenced; : lo state prison for the theft of two IvDowriti'M from an Episcopal - 1 ' c 'r. ' " - - years. , Tl, .,1.1 It,.!. ..,; -f h,,..,. . , u,,,r tomMVl .'" ... J OH... ...... ... V, ..... H" trans- rnntincntal spree starting in New York. The Freys were arrested in Bakcrslicld Nov. 3. ""M,l,u .',":' . ,. . They said they specialized i t :. t i ask permission to play the organ. ;,-a";r,,:c' vaA '" ind pair up loot, usually typewriters, add ' ' recordin,, equip ! mt'nt' hich ,hr wouM mmI' SPECIAL NOTICE Umpqua Unit No. 16 American Legion Auxiliary It conducting its onnual tubtcriprlon campaign ta pur chai additional sickroom equipment. This equipment Is for homo ut and may bt borrowed by any Douglai County reiidcnf, veteron or non-veteran ... it is a community service project. Salesmen will call on you soon. Please ask to jee the letter of introduction signed by the following officers of the Poit: Myrtle Baker PRESIDENT Ellen Post EQUIPMENT CHAIRMAN NO DONATIONS ACCEPTS Rottburg Duplicate Bridge Club anyone desiring a partner fur tha play is aAcd to call III! liMi. Army Rtstrva, I0U V. Harau. S in p m. Myrllt Cratk City Council, ( itv Hall. 8 p in Rastburg Rod and Gun Club, vYiiicliL'sirr cluhhoune, )j p.m. Camp Firo Ltadtrt Association, social room ui the I'lesliyleiian in a in. Dillard School Board uu-dinj. mas party home ot Air... I'mihis Mt'Kee on SU Kane St. Gift Ex. change. Douglas County Employot Coun- li "" R,.burg Council of Church Wollu.n-, fsl,ru,e hoar,. fir.l fresh) tenan Church library room, g .to a m Drain City Council l ni City Hall, Douglas County Mounted 7 p in , business nieetmii at counhousc au- diloriu Sufhorlin School Board .30 P "' " Klemenluiy School. Camas Valley Granga at Grange hall. 8:15 p in. btiiness mcelin-J Rosoburg Rebekah Lodge, loop H.ill. 8 p in Rosoburg Toastmistross Club, 8 p.m., call OR 2-1SKH) for informa tion. Rosoburg Jayctes at Baiuljou House, 6:30 p.m. dinner, 7:30 meet ing. Myrtle Crook Toastmistress Club, Mvrtle Creek Hole'.. 8 p.m. Elkton OES Friendship Night. 8 p m. at IOOF Hall. : Glendale Past Noble Grand Club .Christmas party. Gift exchange. UUCrC ,.f Slvrlln I '-lr l..lltn,llat fhur.-h rnminauo sale in Hasm I Building on Second St. in Myrtle !(;rr0L; 1 Umpqua Home Earemion Vnit falapooia clubhouse 10:30 a.m. Pntluck Mexican dinner. Bring lood articles fur Christinas basket. Gift exchange. Movie Showtime OK. It. 1H1 INDIAN THEATRE Door opM 41 Com D!t iho ;.otvf:. "Sack Siraet" J JtV f SO STARLITE ORiVE IN ClQifNJ for th Snwi GRAND THEATRE (Sutritrlml Show itar'l t 7:10. "The Great Impotlor" TUESDAY. D1C. 11. W , )NDiam theatre - Doori oi Compl.l. shows J-f:30 p.m. "BacK SlrMi' 7 30-:5O STARLITE DRIVE-IN CkMwl for th. iw toi.. GRAND THEATRE (SuirrHn Show at 1 1:30 OtllV. "Th Grfiat ItTlDOltOr" etnd &)- is I "'" hort loc. Tonight THE GREAT IMPOSTOR" Tony Curttt Edmond O'Brien plus Selecttd Short Subjects Continuous Sun. from 2:30 NOWI thrv TUEI Open :45 ... Shews 7:00-9:20 SUSAN JOHN HAYWARDGAVIN a. COLOR vfra rviiues tartt WED! thro SAT! ACTUALUf FILMED IN SPACE! put Co-Ht: TWPHHtS Mary Ferche SECRETARY Edith Marshall MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN