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Newspaper Page TextThe University of Onion Mothers Club wUl mt Monday at the home of Mn. Burton Randall, 1126 NE Klamath. A dessert supper will be erved at 7:30 p.m. David Morgan of this city left Thursday for San Francisco to at tend the gift show. He is an owner in the Roseburg Book Store with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morgan. Lynda Cook, Larry Gessele, Jim' Gregg, Tern Hansen. Rose Ruc kle, Pat Tonoie, Marilyn Towler, Nadine Towler and Daniel Wood man, all of Roseburg. were among the 69 students at the Adventist Milo Academy on the honor roll tor the second semester. FOLGER'S COFFEE 1 lb 59c 2 lb 1.17 6 ox. Instant 79e South Stephens Market 1532 SE Stephana Open 7 days 7:30-10:00 RETURN ENGAGEMENT BILL BORCHER'S OREGON JAZZ BAND FEATURING "FINGERS" and "BIG DAVE" TONIGHT, FEB. 16, 9:30 PM BAMBOO HOUSE 2475 N. 8. Diamond Loke Blvd. Across from Roseburg Bowl DANCE EVERY SAT. NIGHT TO THE MUSIC OF THE RAY MOORE DIXIELANDERS The following radio ond television programs ant printed OS 0 free public service for News-Review readers. All program listings are published as received from the respective stations. The News Review does not accept responsibility for variation from original schedules furnished this newspaper. KPIC-TV CSi. 4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIOAY 4 06 Continental Classroom (Malhr 4-30 Continental Classroom (Gov'nt) .IS ETV (Tues., Wed., Thun.) 30 Play Your Hunch 10 00 Prict is Right 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Your First Impressions 11:30 Truth or Consequences 11:5$ Day Report 1?:00 Jan Murray 17:25 NBC News 13:30 Romper Room 1:00 Youno Doctor Ma lone 1:30 Our Five Dauqnters 3:00 Make Room For Daddy ? 30 Here' Hollywood 3:00 December Bride 1. jo School (Monday only) Yao" SERVICE ALL SEDVICE CUMiNTEtB PHONE OR 3-4123 KLUVER RADIO & TV It Isitssrf n Tun INI NC Sti-iMas at Caries Valley kt KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10:4 Cooco Home Sbow (Tim. Only) 10: i CBS News (Except Tuesday) 11:00 Love Ot Lite 11:30 Searc? For Tomorrow 11:4S-Oulding Light 1J-0O Colleqe Ot Th Air )2 30 As The VOfrd Tumi 1:00 Password T:30 House Party 3 00 The Millionaire 2 30 Verdict is Yotrs ? 45 CBS News 3:00 Brighter Day KOIN-TV Ch. 6 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7 00 Coileoe Ot The Atr 7 10 Cartoon Time I 00 Captain Kangaroo f-PO Calendar 301 Love tuey 10:00 Video Villaoe 10 : 30 Surprise Package 11 00 Love Ot Life 11 30 Search For Tomorrow V-iS Guidino Lioht 17-00 Hi Nf'OMw II 30 As Tne World Tumi 1 00 KOI N Kitchen V 30 House Party 2 30 The Millionaire : so Verdict Is Yours 3 cm B'ighter Day 3:15 Sec-et Storn 3 30-E age of Night KEZI-TV Ch 9 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY lino The Tean 11 30 Yours For A Sonfl i:-00 Vd-Day Report 17 15 Vanety Feature 12 30 Ma. A Face 100 Dav tn Court 1 35 ABC Midday Report 1 )0 ETV j rx Jane Wvman Show :-X Seven Keys 3 Oue-n For A Day 3 30 Ooen Houe 4 00 American Bandstand Radio Programs -Monday thru ly . , iam Vf ir . . g'fiide.if0 24 Hours, V ot , wooaiv nvougn HMrMr 'S SS s Mil hour. li-m-W- I , f r.nk G..S. I. am- . I1 KQEN 1240 KC 0NO4V TWftOVC P0V m m$ wmm a le tec N-m O svar C io :- A' 0O-sK" -ig.-: S Lrxe1 IM'xt rev.e t KYES 950" KC MrMQ4T TMIOUON PRIOAT ,JTTA, r a n are rn i aiMas aaWsjisSnAV oaA wf m Community Nevs Briefs Mr. and Mrs. David McLUh of Seattle spent the weekend in Rose burg visiting the latter s uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Rummel. C. M. McOermott, Tidewater Oil Company distributor here, has re turned from Portland, where he spent a few days with his wife, who is at the Sheraton Hotel con valescing from recent surgery. ! Robin Kidder, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Nicholas, I former Mrs. Robert P. Kidder, is report-1 Roseburg resident, has returned to ed to be doing nicely at Mercy ! her home in the lone Plaza, after Hospital, where he underwent an spending the 'ast two months hos emergency appendectomy this pitalized in Portland. Mrs. Nicholas week. Robin is a News-Review pa-1 is reported to be much improved per carrier. : in health. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McElroy ! and son. David, and daughter, Lin da, of Eugene, spent the weekend here visiting Mrs. McElruy's moth er. Mrs. Rov Catchinz. in Chad- wick Manor on SE Chadwick St. The McElroys formerly resided in Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Cramer of Nebraska are spending the winter with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Hubbell and Mr. and Mrs. Monte Hord of Roseburg. Cramer is recognized as a master of oil paintings in Colorado and Nebras ka. Some of his works are cur rently on display at the Douglas County Library. 3:30 Home Show (Frl.1 1:30 Taitt of The Town (Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday! 3:45 TBA (Fri) 4:00 invisible Man (Mon. Wed. r1 4:00 TV Topics (Tues.) 4:00 Pet Parade (Thurs.l 4:15 Off To Market (Tuesl 4:15 Public Service (Thurs) 4:30 Captain Shipwreck FRIDAY 5:30 Almanac Newsreel 5:45 Sportsman's Tips t 00 Northwest News Trips : 15 Huntley Br Ink ley : 30 Perry Mason 7:30 International Showtime 130 The Detectives 30 Dinah Shore 10 30 Cnet Huntley 11:00 Report CD A M'C BEAUTY SALON riMI1 J Winston OS 9-5731 BUDGET COLD WAVE Complete with Haircut, 5 Shampoo, Set from fiitrt Csttiat, lleaciiat, Styliaf. Tutnf Dsn lift M . . . insists fcr aaesiftps't 3:15 Seers. Storm FRIDAY J 00 Kaleidoscope 4:30 Uncle Bill Show :30 Huckleberry Hound 6 00 Your TV Weatherman :0S Channel 5 Reoorl 4:15 Doug Edwards With The Newt 30 Soorts Roundup 7 00 The Country Show 7:30 Rawhide t 30 Route 6 30 Twilight 2ont 10 00 Untouchables 11:00 ABC Late News 11:15 Stage S 4:00 Cartoon Circus 4:15 Early Show 5:45 Newsrene 4:14 Ooug Edwards FRIDAY 4' 30 Highway Patro" 7 00-Death Valley Days 7 30 Rawhide I 30 Route 44 t oo Father of the Bride 10 00 Twilight Zone 10 30 Eewitness H 00 Portland Wrestling II 4i Nightscene SATURDAY 7 30 RFD 4 I 00 Cartoon Time I JO-Stty King 00 Capta.n Kangaroo 10 00 Video Village Junior 10 30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 4 50 Jack's Kartoon Ctubhouse J OO Jack's Kartoon Clubhouse (Mon, Wed. Frii 5 00 Teen Beat (Tues, Thuri) FRIDAY 3 30 Kit Carw 4 00 News Nm 4 15 Evening Report 4 30 Mr. MgoO 7 OO HrjneyrtVM.ntrt 7 10 Soupy Sate I I x The H44vs 30 The Fi.ntjto-es t yv77 5"nef Str.p 10 00 Target Ipn., PST, Wonatv throoon S.tu'3.v. lll ... r.oiy. 4 5S p m. Saturday 1! N oH a J"" I -iwsi A PC I ver- Cat I ft Nttee M-IVaw'Msf ClutAOC 11 4 -ASK , ) 'UT T-SK i! - .) far e , v i Cv s-aere 9 mar l 1 P0a-ot.ee Ween V?T i 'eftJfttMrtf Cit - tM PROMBJUiS) i mm '4 k iM rn'isimi sjssi sSfB aa m , !- ftai tej av- I 41. Or MS) e 'Mb e.. ; Mm,, Tnr Ft Mitel A4ae. ' Ct4 LM e Pat 'C Ptywettand. X Aon mm Ttjasw immj weeurtt in m, Melrose Grange will hold 1 pot- luck supper Jan. 20 at 7 p.m. pre ceding the regular business meet- ing. All members are invited to at- tend. Mrs. H. James Jenkins attend- ed the alumni meeting of Hamline , I'niversity. St. Paul, Minn., at the Eugene Hotel recently to hear Dr. i Paul Giddens, president, who was 1 the guest speaker. I Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morgan of Hillsboro, Ore., who have been vacationing in California, have re- -1 turned home following a stop over in Roseburg to visit Dr. and Mrs. Porter Lainhart on W. Foothill Drive. Jeanne Wilson, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, Wharton Street, Roseburg, a sopho more at Milo Academy, has been chosen as one of six young people to represent their school at t h e coming Youth Congress to be held in Portland April 18-20 for the vouth of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Mary Kay Fletcher, Lynda Cook, Terri Hansen, Pat Tonoie, Dennis Denton, Kenneth McFarland Jr. and Jerry Snaar, all of Roseburg, were among 58 students at the Ad ventist Milo Academy earning the privilege of participating in a snow trip Sunday. To win this recrea tional outing the students secured subscriptions to the school's month ly school newspaper the "Milo Monitor." ROGER'S TUNE-UP r Jr$J s K0P Opposite Vet's Entrance Just Off Horvord Ave. 625 W. Wharton St. OR 2-4022 FAST SERVICE ON Automotive Tun Up Carburetor! Generator Rebuilt Brakes Relincd Lubrication YOU CAN DEPEND ON US! 11:15 Front Row Center SATURDAY t-30 Ho the Piper :00 Snarl Lewis 9:30 King Leonardo 10 00 Fury 10:30 Make Room For Daddy 11:00 Mr. Wuard 11:30 NBA Pro Basketball 2 30 Championship Debates 3:00 Dan Smoot 3: 15 Saturday Matinee 5:00 All Star Golf 4:00 Saturday N.qht Report 4: 15 Feature Shorts 6 30 Man and the Challenge 7:00 Mr. Ed 7:30 Tales of Wills Fargo 1:30 Tall Man :00 Saturday Nite Movies 11:00 Saturday Cinema DIAL OR 2-3321 TO PLACE YOUR HARD WORKING SELLING WANT AD SATURDAY 17: 30 Saturday Matinee 2:00 W.ae World ot Soorts 3:30 Championship Bridge 4:00 To Be Announced 4 30 Santa Anita 5:00 Championship Bowling 00 Dan Smoot Report :15 Channel S Report 4:30 To Be Announced 7:30 Perry Mason 130 The Defenders f: 30 Have Gun. Will Travel 10:00 Gun smoke 11:00 F.nai Report 1l:1-Stage $ 11:00 Allakaiam 11:30 Roy Rogers 12:00 Shy Kng 17-30 My Friend Flick V 30 Saturday News 1:30 Accent 2-00 Armchair Theater 3 45 Red Dunning 4 00 Victory At Se 4: 15 Changing Times 4-30 Santa Anita 5 00 Global Zooel $ 30 Ad vmture Theater 4 00 Frontier Doctor 4 30 Th Californ.ans 7 oo The Third Man 7 30 Prry Maw jo The Deenrtri e 30 Have Gun, Will T 10 00 Gunsmoke 11 no Saturday Reporter 11; IS Theater 11:00 ABC News M: IS News Nme Final 11:30 Encore Theater SATURDAY J S Film Fare a 00 E-r-eralj Empire Bowlin 7 00 Fight of the Week 7 45 Me" e That Spare I OO Sweet Success I 30 Leave it to Beaver t 00 Lawrence Walk 10 00 Room For One More 10 30 Frrou Playhouse II 00 News Nine 11:15 Movie Friday 35 Suinrlin Hour 1& Worty S'tt) (hOW 11 00 CBS Bock 1J 10 AAortO Srr,t Sm 4 10 Ck Jcnnson hO ? OO CBS B"XK II 00 All N.onl sxow ) Y E r ange 4 CrO M'T.f fj..:y AB 4 K Aei D'er ABC 4 S Soei'-.o; Of Spo's ABC ! 50 Paul H.'v-y A PK J ii-n ft ir,"H Ppo1 5 JC St ABC 5 4S Atre Soor1 BC I v E3 VC'3i-ABC t S Local -s fi T.qyn 12 00 Sign Off ' r4Ty. $j1.t Thvs r tV"-". Teen-Beat, n m Kat : 'oXM-Frl Tattn.taat. IB ' I n --t .'ia J JV v r Mnoay Of', St Man. 4i a m t l. .) M 1 -n . Aval o Fa r 'ru't. 12 A e' m -Ft CKO 1 JO Sat i Sunday - I r i e"iy jat. m $W $Mtm I sBesV 04 Fasnnorvad mwmnm mm m pB 5 Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes of this city have returned to their home on W. Stanton Avenue, fol- lowing three days in Portland vis- ' iting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Aydelott of this city left Tuesday for San Francisco to sail Thursday. Feb. 15, on the SS Canberra, on a world cruise. Jim Gregg of Roseburg has been chosen as chaplain at the Milo Academy for the second semester. Other Roseburg students at the Academy chosen as leaders for the semester include: Lynda Cook, vie president of the Student Associa tion: Jerry Snaar, set at - arms: l Terri Hansen, pianist for the Girls' Club; Kenneth McFarland I Jr., leader of the seminar, and Rose Ruckle, pianist for the acad emy Sabbath School. Jim Gregg was also selected as president of the Boys' Club and Jerry Snaar as its parliamentarian. Mrs. Mary Rutherford and Miss Erma Albertson of the field serv ice staff of the state library, Sa lem, and Miss Mary Phillips, who is on leave from Multnomah Coun ty Library to make a survey of libraries of Oregon, spent Tuesday and Wednesday visiting the Doug las County Library and Glendale, Canyonville, Myrtle Creek and Sulherlin branches. They had vis ited Reedsport Library before com ing here. Also on this trip south they visited Jackson, Josephine, Klamath and Lake County librari es. They were accompanied on vis its to county branches here by Miss Carol Trimble, Douglas Coun ty Librarian. Mrs. O. J. Monger, Senior High School Librarian, attended the third annual Portland State Col lege Lectureship dedicated to the improvement of instruction in sec ondary schools. Dr. Robert S. Gil christ, superintendent of schools. University City, Mo. was guest speaker. Following the lecture Mrs. Monger attended an executive board meeting of the Oregon As sociation of School Librarians. Fri day afternoon, Mrs. Monger, who is chairman of the scholarship and recruitment committee for the Ore gon Library Association, met with her committee at the University of Oregon Library. Perry Morrison, president, consulted with the group. Riversdale Club Slates Card Party Saturday The Riversdale Grange Home Economics Club announces a pub lic card party to he held at the Grange hall on Garden Valley Road Saturday at 8 p.m. Prizes will be awarded and re freshments will be served. These plans were announced when the ladies of the Home Eco nomics Club met for their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Glen Richardson. A 12:30 p.m. Potluck preceded the business meeting. A Valentine motif was used on the serving table. Smorgasbord Set The group also announced that the annual Riversdale Grange smorgasbord will be on Sunday, March 11, reports Beverly Chris tian, Riversdale correspondent. OAKLAND MEET SET ! The Oakland PTA will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the High School library. Don Arnold, an ex-LommuniRt, will be the speaker, according to Edith Dunn, correspondent. WHERE ARE YOU7 Anyone who has seen the tele vision show "Car 54, Where Are You" can have the question an swered by going to Sutherlin. The city's patrol car, strictly by chance, was numbered 54. SATURDAY RADIO LOG KRNR 1490 KC (Music Fxcepf As Listed) 5 4S Slon On Bob Johnson Sho 12:10 VoMe Smith Show A 00 CBS Block 5: SS Sports Time 7-to Papoy'f Platter Party 12 00 S. on Off KQEN 1240 KC (Music Eacepf At LUted) tOO KQEN Music 4 JO News Around The World ABC I is weather Capsule 7 JS Local News 1 JO Local News 10 JO E change 10:41 Keep Oregon Green 11: JO Paul Harvey hews ABC 12 00 Mtd Oev News 2 00 Keep Oregon Green 1: JO Exchange Music, news 4 sports 12 00 Sign off KYES 950 KC Bik: muttc-flt-ws-wMffttr 00 m til noon Th Lroy Hurt Sho noon till 5 10 Bob Ntisftn P.M. Sno Spcisl feftturtt: MMoi-nt n-ws on ton ot rht hour A-'Jithtrvono ot U pott tho hour News Summon! "t ontt ho hour W-nq wmot pott th hour IC to 11 om Ton Scot J 30 to J 10 pm-TrM Bt 1 30 to 30 pm-Hi-FI-Ouft DANCE at UNDY'S Music By The MELODY RANCH HANDS Feetrio-j Rtrtoreliag Artsof NORMA McCAU. Evtry Saturday Night Asisaisti! si.ee l oe r f pi Friday, Feb. U D...k.... n. -i. i. I'mpqui Hotel, 12:30 p.m. This ii an open club and all bridge play ers are welcome. Anyone desiring a partner call OR 3-4J66. Driver's License Examiner, 837 SE Roberts, 8 a m. to i p.m. Sheriff'! Posse, at the Fair grounds, S p.m. Homo Group of Alcoholics Anony mous, call OR 2 4059. 8 p.m. Christ's Ambassadors of the As sembly of God Church. Winston, I p.m. Umpqua Radio Club meeting, at the clubhouse on Klamath Ave., 7:30 p.m. Loyal Order of Moose, game night. Moose Hall. 8 p.m.. Sutherlin Community Grans 724, public card party at the hall, 8 p.m. Prizes and refreshments. Rivorsdalo Grange, Grange Hall, s p.m. Veterans of World War I and , i"? '"" i-nurcn. poi- Keb. 24. to raise funds to assist Auxiliary, Douglas Barracks 176.1"ck lt "?n- AU federal civil I re-. tne Roseburg High School Band for Veterans' Menohal Building, 6:30 ,Urri '"""? Br'ng , dM,U trip to the World s ?.ir in Se p.m potluck LL,d'V Aui"ll,rv No- ' t0 hiattle. and the box of supplies on ! National Association of Lett errand for distribution to burned out Social Club of Amaranth, 6:30 t aners, chill supper at home of or needy families in the commun p.m. potluck. Visitors welcome. I Mr. and Mrs. Thrl Allen, 153 SE ,ty. Sutherlin Garden Club, Commu- TemPl'n- 4 ,0 7:30 P m- For alL Lecturer Florence Burt, report nity Building. Board meeting at postal employes. ed on lne Open House scheduled 12:30 p.m., regular meeting at 1:30( R'vrd' P"W'r card for Mar. 17 for members and p.m. iPar'V 'he Grange Hall, p.m. .their invited guests. n. Ju,- . ...... Prues and refreshments. A short program and speech by Dill.rd Winston Methodist WSCS. I Omicron Chapter, Delta Kappa , Henry Hendrickson were presen- f"'"-"c oui'ii hi i-uuii-n social ruom, a 10 i p.m. Sutherlin Education Board Eyes Building -Street Jam By MRS. JERRY DeMUTH The Sutherlin Board of Educa tion at its meeting this week re ceived accounts payable including a billing from the Pacific Power and Light Co. for installation of the power line into the new junior high school, thus completing the program to be included in the master metering plan. . A report was heard from the committee appointed by the board chairman to investigate the band building-street problem indicated u, u.c my. int. icvuii uiciuueu flans iui iciuuuriMiK lne (iitrntrilL building to remove that portion now projecting into the street area and availability of other buildings either private or district owned. A decision was finally made for the board committee to seek an I audience with the city council at its March meeting. A representative from the Min neapolis-Honeywell Corp. explain ed to the board a contract for servicing heating controls in the school buildings. The service con tract covers general maintenance emergency service and replace ment of controls. After discussion of details of the program it was decided that it was desirable that the district have this type of pre ventive maintenance. A letter from Kennoth Barne- burg. Secretary of the Douglas County re-organization committee un rpflrl Thp rpnrffani7atinn hnarri requested that the boards of edu - Navy Man From Green Now Stationed At Pearl Harbor By MARY WilKUM Alec McDowell, son of Mr. and Mrs. George McDowell of Green has informed his parents that he has been transferred to the ship Rcnshaw, D D E. which is station ed at Pearl Harbor, where he will remain for the balance of hia en listment. School Parties Held Children of all gradea at the Green School enjoyed Valentines parties on Tuesday. The affairs were arranged by the room moth ers and teachers. Mrs. Mary Medford has returned to her home on Grant Smith Rd. after undergoing surgery at Sa cred Heart Hospital in Eugene. Mrs. Gene Cooper is staying with her during her convalescence. Also returning to his home for convalescence after being hospital ized in Vancouver and in a rest home in Portland is Leonard Leath ers of Happy Valley Rd. His wife had been north with him and both are now at home. Mrs. Archie Marshall of Albany n spending a month visiting with relatives in Green, and is staying at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sax ton. Her husband comes south for Uie weekends. Mrs. Maycil Hilderhrand is pres ently in Woodland, Calif., where she is visiting with her son, Or ville Gilbert and family. Dennis Ferguson, who has com pleted his boot ramp in the naval reserves at San Diego, has return ed to his home here with his un cle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Johnson. While in the south he . . . .. . spent a few days visiting with his CM.ENOA Of EVTRTTI tomorrow Saturday, Feb. 17 Alcoholics Anonymous, basement of Pacific Buildinf. 8 Dm., for information call OR S-6629. A. hlTt5' 7 ,k" C'b.! tin. .tTm e-'."nln'n"c; tion at 30 p.m.. regular dance al 9 pn ladies bring Dotlu'-k. South Door Crook Grange, Grange Hall. 815 p.m. Tri 'n Square Dance Club, Ea gles Hall, Myrtle Creek, p.m. Olalla Squares, at Olalla Com munity Building, 1 p.m. Rico Valley Community Card party. Swinging Is, Azalea Grange, 8 30 p.m. Endowment Committo of Rose burg Chapter, Order of Eastern or r.w. rummage sale in Old 5?.Cenl Slore' 8 ! m- ?, , For rummage pickup eaU R na Hampton. p.m. amo- nipton. Feline Fanciers of Oregon, cakejculture by Margaret Burt. Bea and candy sale in front of Pen ney'sj Store, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Roseburg Chapter Retired Civil Employes, social hall in basement vamma, Dreaxiasi meeting at ri - iano K011 JnIli 8:30 l m cation in the school districts of Oakland, Umpqua and Sutherlin in dicate to them a date for a hearing on the question of reorganizing these districts into an administra tive school district. After a discussion of the many issues involved in such an under taking, the Sutherlin Board of Edu cation instructed that a letter be written to the reorganization com mittee indicating a willingness upon the part of the board to moi ot .,, k, ...,j . uter date in the year as more ad visanie Decause o( the many ac tivities now confronting the board. In other action the board approv ed the application of NDEA appli cations in Die fields of science. mathematics and foreign language as prepared by the instructional staff. A discussion was held concern ing the removal of the old house on the new junior high school site. It was reported that the person re moving the structure had difficulty in completing the job because of the road conditions into the site The mover did, however, indicate to the district clerk her planned intention to complete the project and has asked for an extension of time. The board agreed to extend March 10. Contracts of school district ad ministrators were reviewed by the ' hnnrrl All aHminittratnm were re- ' hired for the coming school year. parents, and has now resumed his work at National Plywood. Arlrona Trip Mad Mrs. Sadie Ballon, her son Cur tis Trent, her daughter Mrs. Con nie Lovelady, and granddaughter, Carol, have returned to their home after a two-week trip to Tucson, Ariz., where they visited and at tended to business interests. 'Mr. and Mrs. Warren Engdahl and daughter Kristine spent a weekend with the former's parents in Olympia, Wash., where they cel ebrated hia mother'! birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Quesenber ry and three sons went to Spring field over the weekend where they were guests of Quesenberrys' mother, Mrs. Virginia Quesenber ry. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Holcomb went to Grants Pass Sunday to get their daughters, Judy and Carol, who had gone down with a group of young people from the First Baptist Church to attend a junior high jamboree. The girls spent the night with the Jack Kuska family. Winthrop Rockefeller Gets Old Automobile LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Nostalgia nearly induced Little Rock man to purchase a 1933 Chrysler Imperial but Winthrop Rockefeller took it. A red 1)5 Stanley Steamer, which was also auctioned, and the beige and brown Chrysler former ly belonged to the late James Melton, noted singer, A. R. Simonds, curator of Rock efeller's Museum of Early Amer- ' U.OIIO, ot rent tfrou n, ijd m (w ,he snlty ln(J I; - r . T l. I t - UarL 2,700 for the Chrysler. J. W. Strawn Jr. dropped out when the bidding reached $2,600 or the Chrysler. "I'm only nostalgic about $2.00 worth," he said later. "But they were classic cars." I DOG LICENSES IVw-ltia firhpw4t let re. IS, tMJ Tlrtj Evergreen Grange Observes Degrees A large group of members was ! Grange , Winston to observe the third nd fourth degrees exempli tied by the degree team captained hv Ruhv Turknr r Ph.h. ned hy Ruby Tucker. reDoru Phebe McGuire. correspondent. Ethel Fearnow was in charge of the tableaus with the degrees being taken by Hazel Lemon, Mil lard Lemon. Betty Albertus. Gary Albertus. Margie Laurence and Stuart Laurance. The meeting was called to order by Master John Cornilsen with a roll call of 46 members and 177 guests from South Deer Creek Grange present. Among the guests jwe ,Urold Densmor. of Melrose Grange and Henry Hendrickson, state overseer. Amnnff rpnnrts civn hv rnmmit. t true m cnnoial Mmri nn atTri. Cormlsen community service several chairman, reported that projects are underway and two of , , c..,i .r. ih. hn ru.iii ited Prior to the opening of the meet ing a special drill was presented by the Woodmen Circle Umpqua Squaws drill team. Refreshments were served dur ing the social hour. Open House Slated At Roseburg High j The Roseburg High School will have an open house, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. In the auditorium. In a continuing effort to inform parenta and the public, there will be a basic discussion by the Rose burg High School mathematics de-, partment, headed by George Lar sen. The information will include a general picture of the aims and goali of mathematics in the Rose-1 burg school system from the first grade through the twelfth grade, with most emphasis being put on the high school mathemat ics curriculum. Following the panel discussion their will be an open question and answer period. A classroom visita tion time will give parenta an op portunity to consult with individual teachers. The open houses in the past have proven most successful, indicat ing by the excellent attendance that parents and public want to understand and learn atjout me ed ucational program here in Rose burg. according to Mrs. Kenton Gum, spokesman for the commit tee in charge. Policemen Slay Many Pigeons SANDERSVILLE G.a. (AP) Two policemen using shotguns killed more than 100 pigeons roosting on the courthouse and other buildings In this central Georgia town. Merchants had complained tne pigeons were a nuisance. About 100 persons watched Po- lice Chief Tom Wiggins and hia assistant, Ray King, as they bagged the birds one after an other Wednesday. They gave the dead birds to anyone who wanted to cook them. Movie Showtime Friday, Pefe. 14, Ifal INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 4 43. Com- piet shows 7:00-0:1. "Bachelor fill" riy e so I GRAND THEATRK (svtherttn) Show time at 7:00. "Mr. tardonicus" eso "vaiiey ur The Draoons" TRI CITY DRiVf IH Show lime: X p m. Ptcnle" plus "Sceam of Fearr BENE TTA THEATRE (Winston lhow slarls 7:00 p.m. Last complete snow e.w. "Daw" and "Inharlt The Wind" HITTER THEATRE (Cenyonvhlef. rws at 00 pm. "GI9I" end "Atlantis. Tnsj uoei i Contlrent'' I teferday, PeP. 17, 1H1 INDIAN THEATRE Special Kiddle Matinee doors open II JO. One complete show at 1:00. IS Cartoons plus Little Rascals and J Stooges. Out at 4-00. Evening doors open 4J Complete shows 7:00-1:1$. "Bach eior Flat" 7 IS-t . BENETTA THEATRE (Winston lhow Starts 7:00. "Herod tht Greet" at 7:1$. "Naked Edqe" at I 40. RITTER THEATRE (Canyonvllia lhow starts at 00 p.m. "Ga" and "Atlantis, The Lost Continent" TRI CITY DRIVE IN lhow starts at S:tt. "Picnic" plus "Scream of Pearl" GRAND THEATRE (Sutherllnl Matinee at 110. Out at 3: It. "TIMS Island Earth" ptus "Waiting In The Lurch". Evening tnow at 7 00. "Mr. lerdontcus" and "Vel ty Of Tna Dragoni" Tonight "PICNIC" William Holden Kim Hovak Rosalind Russell plus "SCREAM OF FEAR!" Susan Sfroiberg Ranald Lewis Ann Todd NIW HOURS: Than., frl. ( 30 Sat., Sue., Holidoys S:4S CleoMl Mm., Tim., Was). Me4Wfe, fcftrtuafj, 6f. S RITTER THEATRE Canyonville Ton. 9 Kt thru Sunday "GIGI" Most honored picture in Academy Awgrd (iisrory (9 awards) plus "ATLANTIS, THE LOST CONTINENT" Anthony Hall Joyce Toylor IK Saturday Matirwe Fobmary 17 "THIS ISLAND EARTH" plus "WAITING IN THE LURCH" Joe Btisor Starts, 1:30 Out at J:I9 Tonight and Saturday 'MR. SARDONICUS" plus "VALLEY OF THE DRAGONS" A million thrills . . . in outer space! Friday t Saturday, 7:00 Compicta Show, 8:00 Saturday thru Monday "HEROD THE GREAT" Edmund Pardons Sylvia Lopax and a cast of thousands I plus "THE NAKED EDGE" Gary Cooper Deborah Karr and COLOR CARTOON Tonight Only "DAVY" "INHERIT THE WIND" SHOW TIMES: Fri Show starts 7:00 Last Complete Shaw, 1:30 Sat. I, Mo Shaw starts 7:00 "Horod rha Groat", 7:1 S "Nokod loot". 8:40 Sun One hour earlier NOW THRU SAT ONLY Open 4:45. ..Shows 7:00-9:15 fBacrMiIor Ps A r TUESOAV WILD RICHARD BEVMER TtlV-TMOMA CtLfSTI HOLM Sun & Mon Only PLUS CO-HIT: UlSNrrCHKtD n .(IMO HIU PAUU IATMON0 SATURDAY 0NLYI DOORS Of EN 12:30 Complete Show at 1 :00 JUST FOR THE KIDS! Speck! Carton Circus! All Your FAVORITES: Fopaye Caspar Bufs Ranny Twootlt-Pie Tarn ft Jorry Woody Waodpockor... moral 15 CARTOONS plu 3 STOOGES LITTLE RASCALS Regular Prices! ADULTS NOT ADMITTED lose with children MT1 iTTrrrrrfTi SI oastj o