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1 II r ii I Id V V Is -v v i . 11) 4 ' 1 ! 1 1 --..v;:K(:i) SCHOLARSHIP WON Lorry Kingry, right, Roseburg High senior, was named annual Rotary Club scholarship banquet Tuesday night as winner of the Rotary ship. He is shown being congratulated by scholarship Chairman Charles Dondero. Keview photo) County's Top Scholars Honored At Rotary Club Dinner Tuesday at the Approximately 40 top high school scholars from Douglas County schools turned out Tuesday night at the Umpqua Hotel to be honor ed by the Roseburg Rotary Club. They heard some words of wis dom about their futures from the president of Oregon Technical In stitute and applauded one of their number who was named recipient of the Rotary Club annual scholar ship. This was the second annual ban quet staged by the club to honor the top 10 per cent of the graduat ing classes of all county high schools but Reedsport. They are guests of the club. Taking the spotlight for the night was Larry Kingry, son of Mr. and Sirs. Larry William Kingry of Roseburg. He was named winner of the Rotary scholarship which will pay full tuition for one year to a state school. Young Kingry, a sen ior at Roseburg High, will attend Oregon State University to study industrial arts education. Featured speaker of the evening was Dr. Walter Purvine, president of OTI in Klamath Falls. The crux of his message was that the youths present should continue their edu cation because of the Increasing demands of the world today. One of the reasons, he said, was the rapid change taking place in State Police Report. Stolen Car To Owners A testimony to the efficiency of the local state police was their action in returning a 1960 sedan to Charles Dowds of Can yonville recently before it had been missed. The police woke the Dowds with a question, "Is there any reason your car should be park ed on the highway near Eu gene?" The Dowds. glancing at their driveway, were startled to note only one of their two sedans parked there. Apparently, the car thief had been in a hurry to get out of town for he took the older car with the least gas. Both had been left in the driveway, as usual, with the keys in the lock, reports Mrs. R. E. Proc tor, Canyonville correspondent. the world. He noted that half the working population in the United States today is employed by indus try which didn't exist 10 years ago. He said a third of the present jobs will be outmoded by science in 197n. Another reason, he said, was the increasing demand for special ization. Talent Needed With the native talent and post high school training go a respon sibility, he continued. That respon sibility is to both lead and assist others. He concluded by Insisting this cream of the Douglas County schol astic crop "do something beyond the high school level." The boys, he said, should decide on the job or profession they want and tailor their training to it. For girls, he said, the demand for higher educa tion is becoming increasingly great because half the adult women of the nation are now working. "We in the nation need you and need you with your intellect at its highest possible level. But you need you and your intellect more," he said. , "Illustrated Songs' Heard By Kiwanis An unusual program of visual beauty and musical inspiration was presented to Roseburg Kiwanis Club members Tuesday noon. Rev. Orris L. Doty, pastor of the First Christian Church of Co- quille, and Rev. Don Smith, pastor of the West Slide Christian Church of Roseburg combined in the unusu al presentation. Called by its originator, the Rev. Mr. Doty, simply, "Illustrated Songs," the presentation might better be described as "Inspiration in Song and Scene." It consisted of the showing of more than 100 colored slides on two coordinated and rhebstatical-ly-controlled projectors with organ and vocal or recorded orchestral accompaniment. Nearly all of the slides most of them strikingly beautiful out door and ocean and beach scenes of Oregon . were taken by the Rev. Mr. Doty. They had been ar ranged so one faded out and an other took. its place in synchroniza tion with the words or music of the different songs. Numbers which the Rev. Mr. Doty sang, accompanied by the Rev. Mr. Smith at the organ, were "America the Beautiful," G o d Bless America," "Jesus Savior Pi lot Me," "How Great Thou Art" and "Beyond the Sunset." Record ed orchestra numbers were "Ebb Tide," featuring Oregon coastal scenes almost exclusively and "Claire de Lune." In addition to taking the pictures, singing the vocals and arranging the presentation, the Rev. Mr. Doty built the synchronizing equipment. Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embarrassed by loose falsa tretli slipping, dropping or wobbling when you eat. talk or laugh. Just iprlnkle a little FASTEETH op your plates. 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