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6 T1i Newt-Review, Roseburg, Or. Sat, April 21, 1962
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Resignations Create Vacancies
In Drain-Curtin Teaching Staffs
Bv JO CARLILE
Several teachers have resigned
from the Drain and Curtin schools
leaving vacancies in the teaching
staff for the 1962-63 school year.
In Drain, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Bowers plan to return to Califor
nia. Mrs. Norman Bartel plans to
complete another year of college,
Ricki Snider will teach nearer Eu
eene where her husband is attend'
ing the University of Oregon and
Iva Barker plans to teach where
her husband will be working. Mr.
and Mrs. Winston Hollingsworth
will return to their home in Flor
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turn to work in special education.
Merna Davis resigned from the
Curtin staff.
Mrs. Horace Cunningham return
ed Friday from Portland where
she entered her husband in t h e
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from a two-week visit with her
son, Alfred Land Jr., at Gunnison,
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Wash., is a house guest at the
home of Lena uaraner.
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stationed at the Presidio in San
Francisco, Calif., is visiting at the
home of her uncle and aunt Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Haines.
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DePew of Klamath Falls joined
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Wednesday at the nome of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Whipple. Sunday Mr,
and Mrs. Whipple took the four
young men back to Willamette
University at Salem where they
are all sophomores.
Mrs. Virgil Merrill and Marc ac
companied Mrs. Merrill's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Baker of
Roseburg, to Bakersfield, Calif., to
visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ritchie and
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Patchen went
to Davis Lake and Wickiup Lake
Sunday.
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I p.nvi Mr. Muaic. S p.nvi Old Fartlenodl
Revival Hours 4 p.m. I
Yoncalla Families Entertain
Visitors From California
By MRS. GEORGE EDES
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dupper
ana DaDy irom Las Angeles are in
xoncaua visiting relatives for
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Richard Latrelle and son,
Rickey, of Arcadia, Calif., are
visiting at the Everett Curtu home.
Mrs. Latrelle and Mrs. Curtis are
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. August Lobb of
ban Diego, Calif., spent Monday
night visiting at the George Edes
nome. Mrs. Lobb and Mrs. Edes
were friends 50 years ago in Min
neapolis.
Illness Calls
Mrs. Clyde Powell. Royce Hen
derson of Yoncalla and Baker An
derson of Drain were called to
Mississippi last week due to the
illness of their father.
Mrs. Eldon Lee and Mrs. Orval
Pontius attended the district meet-
in? of the Methodist Women's So-
ciety of Christian Service at Klam-
atn rails last week.
Dan Wright returned to his home
here Friday after undergoing maj
or surgery at Sacred Heart Hospi
tal In Eugene.
Mrs. Ralph Johnson of Portland
spent several days last week at
the Collis Huntington home,
Mrs. Ljuentin Rychard is collect
ing for the American Red Cross
drive in this area. Anyone who
wishes to donate is asked to send
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asked
On the etrse-ts of
Marseilles suddenly
everything stops anrf .
everyone says
Xntrie cafes ontne
corner rnen toith "Coo
mucK tirne on their
hand8 ivink 9n eye flnol
Si9hVW, there's Fanrvy ;
In tfe f i8h markets
-the fat wives nudge
each other and. boats
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'AKtheres Farnivj!'
Jlnd tne second you
see her on the motion
picture screen
ljou II say "Aft
there's
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tern, i
his contribution to Mrs. Rychard.
Mrs. Tom Cutshall, Bruce and
Susan of Silverton spent the week
end at the parental Herman Miller
home in Hayhurst Valley.
Guest at the Edna Miller home
Saturday was Mrs. Betty Brooks
of Springfield.
Portland Trip Made
Mrs. Steve Miller took her moth
er, Mrs. Olive Thornton, to Port
land last week for a medical
clreckup.
Jimmy Cummings who has been
out of school for several weeks due
to a badly-cut foot, is able to at
tend school now.
Guests at the Roy Wilson home
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Don
Wilson of Winston.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee spent a
couple of days this week visiting
their daughter near Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brune and
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Danielson of
Frazee, Minn., spent last week at
the William Carlson home south of
town. On Sunday the Brunes cele
brated their 43rd wedding anni
versary. Mrs. Bill Hilkemeier of
Drain was a guest.
Daughter Selected
Donna Churchill, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Emmett Churchill, has
been chosen as one of the artists
to play with the Roseburg Sym
phony Orchestra concert to be
held in Roseburg May 3.
Mrs. Cyrus Skrien of VoKonoma,
Japan, is visiting her brother in
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Cody
Long and family for a few days.
Mrs. Skrien is in the U.S. In be
half of the Red Cross as a dele
gate to Washington D.C., San Fran
cisco and Portland, ending her
trip with a few days visit in Yon
calla. She is the mother of Terryl
Wise.
Mrs. Ira Minton of Decatur. Ul..
arrived in Yoncalla Tuesday to vis
it her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Dewitt Farley and fam
ily.
Expo-Lodging Service
Gets Back In Business
SEATTLE (AP) Expo-Lodging
Service, which finds housing for
World's Fair visitors, was back in
business this week after a drastic
slow-down forced by a city ordi
nance intended to block evictions
of long-time tenants from hotels
and apnrtment houses.
Many apartment houses had
evicted regular tenants and con
verted to hotel-type operation.
'This is strictly a matter be
tween the city and each individual
hotel, apartment, motel owner or
operator," said Willis Camp, an
assistant vice president oi ine
Fair.
"It is not for Expo-lodging to
concern itself with problems be
tween each owner-operator and
the Citv of Seatt e."
Earlier Camp had said the ord
inance would force about 65 per
cent of the hotels to cut back the
number of rooms available for
visitors and necessitate the relO'
cation of thousands of Fair arriv
als whose reservations would be
cancelled.
A committee has been set up by
the city to license housmg faciu
ties under the new ordinance.
FINANCIAL AID FOR JFK
BOSTON (AP) Newell Gar
den, an electronics company em
ploye, says he knew President
John F. Kennedy when he didn't
have a dime.
Garden relates how he met Ken
nedy at LaGuardia Airport, New
York, when Kennedy was in the
Senate.
"How are you, Senator?" Gar
den asked.
"I need a dime to call my home
in Hyannisport," Kennedy replied.
Garden accommodated.
Kennedy reversed the charge to
Hyannisport.
Sunday thru Tuesday
"BREAKFAST AT
TIFFANY'S"
Audrey Hepburn George
Peppard Mickey Raoney
plus
"THE LAST DAYS
OF POMPEII"
Steve Reeves
Ends Tonight
"The Comaneheros"
"HIPPODROME"
Box Offica Opens, 6:45
Show at Duik
Sunday Only
BUCK NITE
$1.00 Per Carload
"THE GIRL HE LEFT
BEHIND"
Tab Hunter Natalie Wood
plus
"DALLAS"
Gary Cooper Ruth Roman
Steve Cochran
Ends Tonight
"BLUE HAWAII"
"MAN-TRAP"
Show Starts at 6:30
Closed Mon., Tues., Wed.
Movie Showtime
Sturtr, April XI, mi
INDIAN THEATRE Klddlt Matin doors
open U: p.m. Ono cofr-plttt show it 1.
"Snow Whltt and tha 3 Stooges" plus
"Captain Ktdd" plus 2 cartoons and Yo-Yo
Conttst. Out at 3:50. Evonlng doors open
4:45. Ono complett show at 7:11 "4
Horsemen of the Apocalypse" at 7:55 only.
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open :M p.m.
Shows start at dusk. "Flight of the Lost
Balloon" and "Hey, Let's Twist"
BENETTA THEATRE (Wlmfon) Doors
open 4:45 p.m. Show starts at 7. Last
complete show starts 1:15, first compltte
show over 10:10 p.m. "The Atomic Sub
marine" and "The Plunderers"
GRAND THEATRE (Sutherlln) Matinee
1:30 p.m. "Prince Valiant" and "Hectic
Honey Moon" Evening box office opens
4:30 p.m. show at 7. First feature shown
twice nightly. "Cinder Fella" and "Inva
sion Quartet"
TRI CITY DRIVE IN (TrI-Clty) - Show
nam a:ju p.m. niue Hawaii" and "Man
Trap" Sunday April n, ltti
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 4:45 p.n.
One complete show at 7:15. "Fanny" at
7:55 onlv
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open 4: p.m.
Biarr ai dusk. "Migm 0 nn LOS!
Balloon" end "Hey, Let's Twist"
CLOVE RLEAF DRIVE IN ISutherlln) Box
office open 4:45, show at dusk. "Breakfast
at Tiffany's" and "The Last Days of
Pomoeil" 1
TRI CITY DRIVE IN (TrI-Clty) - Show
sians e:i p.m. "ino eiri He Left Behind"
and "Dallas"
Monday, April n, mi
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 4:45 p.m.
One complete show at 7:15. "Fanny" al
7:55 onlv
STARLITE DRIVE-IN - Open Frl-Sat-Sui
only
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN Sutherlln Bo
ouice open ar :4S p.m.. show at dusk.
"Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "The LasJ
Days of Pompeii"
Visiting Group Appears
At Lookingglass Church
By HAZEL MARSH
Phil Lewis, principal of the New
Hope Christian School of G r a n t s
Pass, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Miner. Mrs. Grace
Peck and members of the ninth
grade class of the school, present
ed a special program at the Look
ingglass Church Sunday.
The program. "Life Bezins with
Christ" featured the students and
Lewis who brought the message
on tne topic "Serving the Lord.
Lewis is a candidate for mission
ary service in Ireland, soonsored
by the World Missions to Children.
Announcement was made of the
Women's Spring Missionary Rally
at Murphy, Ore., April 24 at 10
a.m.
Mrs. Eugenia Swan left Tuesday
for Wolf Creek for several days
visit with her cousin, Mrs. Dorothy
Bogue.
Mrs. Hazel Ball of Myrtle Point
was a visitor in the valley Sun
day. She resided here before mov
ing to Myrtle Point.
Mrs. Arthur Marsh went to Cor-
vallis Friday to attend the two-
day meeting of the Board of Trus
tees of the Woman s Christian
Temperance Union Children's
farm Home. Mrs. Marsh advises
that the Chapel at the Children's
Home which was completely de
stroyed by fire last July has now
been rebuilt and the re-dedication
service will be held May 6.
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BAKED CORNISH GAME HEN, Stuffed with Wild Rice '
PAN-FRIED DOMESTIC RABBIT, Whipped Potatoes & Country Gravy
ROAST PRIME RIB OF STEER BEEF, au jus
BAKED SUGAR-CURED VIRGINIA HAM, Pineapple Sauce & Candied Yoms
CHOICE NEW YORK CUT STEAK, French Onion Rings, Garlic Bread
SPECIAL CUT TOP SIRLOIN STEAK, French Onion Rings, Gorlic Bread
CHOICE OF DINNERS
Winston Baptists Book
The annual all-day songfest spon
sored by the Winston Missionary
Baptist Church will be held this
year Sunday, April 29, at the
church. Starting time will be 10
a.m.
Regular date for the event is
usually the fourth Sunday in April
but is changed this year because of
Easter Sunday.
According to Yvonne Anglin,
church reporter, each year peo
ple come from miles away to par
ticipate in the singing which fea
tures solos, duets, trios and quar
tets as well as audience participa
Wonderful For Picnics - Fine Anytime
BROASTED CHICKEN
1 Chicken ... 2.10 2 Chickens ... 4.00
HARVARD DRIVE-IN
OPEN 10:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. DAILY
1270 W. Harvard Ave. Ph. OR 2-345 1
mS3
NIGHTLY (EXCEPT SUNDAY)
UMPQUA LOUNGE
BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL 23
LUNCH in LEISURE
11:30-2:00, Mon.-Fri.
' INDIAN ROOM
UMPQUA HOTEL
DINE HERE 1
SilSi, with the family
FEATURING FULL COURSE EASTER DINNERS
BAKED VIRGINIA HAM
ROAST YOUNG TURKEY with Dressing
ROAST PORK with Dressing
ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF
Also Prime Ribs Au Jus Choice Steaks
CHILDREN'S
PLATES
For the kiddies!
Phone OR 2-3166 For Reservations
The WAGON WHEEL
Located 3 Blocks East of Freeway on
Garden Valley Boulevard
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ROSE HOTEL
Special Easter Menu
Soup: Chicken Gumbo
Salad: Deviled Easter Egg
Baked Potato, Sour & Chives
Dessert: Sherbet Cup
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Complete
Served from 12:00 Noon to 9:00 PM
Call Oft 3-5588 for Group or Family Reservations
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All - Day Singing Meet
tion and singing by larger groups.
Any interested person or group
is invited to attend.
Gus Rush of the church will be
in charge and will appoint song
leaders throughout the day. Those
not wishing to sing are invited
to attend as spectators.
Hey Bub, get your
DR. PEPPER
r Hie . . .
DAIRY QUEEN
. 1144 W. Harvard
JEANNIE
and
DON
MOORMAN
Duo
Serving
12 NOON
TO 9 P.M.
CHILD'S PLATE $1.25