The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, May 29, 1963, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text"3 ! Community News Briefs a . Wednesday Only BUCK NITE $1.00 Per Carload "RAWHIDE YEARS" Tony Curtis Arthur Kennedy plus "SUMMER LOVE" John Saxon Coming Thursday "THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE" "PILLARS OF THE SKY" Show starts at Dusk Wednesday Only BUCK NITE $1.00 a Car "BENGAL BRIGADE" In Color Rock Hudson-Arlene Dahl plus "YOUR PAST IS SHOWING" Coming Thursday "RED HOT WHEELS" Clark Gable Barbara Stanwyck "EXCUSE MY DUST" Red Skelton-Sally Forrest "NO MAN IS AN ISLAND" Bent office opens or 7:00 Standard Timo 6:00 Daylight Timo Show at Duik T0MTE! Movie Marathon FEATURES Regular Prices PER ' Pass W lB is Courage wj The wildest, funniest efi'm W ' prison-camp story r-t-J P since "Stoglag 17" 6-3-irf DirkBogarde ...at a hero named Coward , -Js 'mam fa jpffli H Grin B.. ' DEAR ABBY: I used to think, some of the letters in your col umn were too ridiculous to be true, until 1 found myself with a prob lem that probably appears just as ! ridiculous. My husband's sister is i 58. and looks every day of it. She taught school for 33 years and nev- j et iiidiueu. 11115 summer sue leu i in love" with a widower who must be 60. They will marry in Septem ber. She wants a big church wed ding, wilh a white gown and veil, and she's asked my husband to give her away! Now really, Abby! The minister says she is entitled to it. But picture a gray-haired "bride" walking down the aisle on the arm of her brother who is 16 years her junior! We'll be the laughingstock of the community. If we can't talk her out of it, I intend to get a "sick headache" the day of the wedding and stay home. Or am I the one who is crazy? SISTER-IN-LAW DEAR SISTER-IN-LAW: Don't be so concerned about what the "community" will think. It's the bride's day. Let her do as she wishes. And out of respect to your husband, take two aspirin and go with him. Movie Showtime Wednitdiy, My If. 1l INDIAN THEATRE Closed for the lummir STARLITE DRIVE-IN Giant Movlt Mars- ihort. Open at 8:00. Shows itart at dusk. "This Island Earth," "Willi 4 Jo Back at the Front," "The Tall Men" and "Tht Fast and the Furious" PINE DRIVE-IN Closed every Wednesday TRI CITY DRIVE IN All shows start at dusk. "Rawhide Years" and "Summer Love" CLOVERLEAP DRIVE-IN Sulherlin) Box office opens et 8:00. Show starts at dusk. Buck Nite. "Bengal Brigade" and "Your Past It Showing" Thursday. May . mi STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open at 8:00. Shows start at dusk. "Lad, a Dog" and "The Password Is Courage" PINE DRIVE-IN Thursday It c night. A carload for 99c. Open at 8:00. "The Tlngler" and "One-Eyed Jacks" TRI CITY DRIVE IN All shows start at dusk. "The Manchurlan Candidate" plus "Pillars Of The Sky" CLOVERLEAP DRIVE-IN (Sutherlin) Box office opens at 8:00. Show starts at dusk. "Red Hot Wheels" "Excuse My Dust," and "No Man Is An Island" "POOR WHITE TRASH" I scomittg! t OPEN NIGHTLY at 8:00 SHOWS at DUSK THUR.-FR1.-SAT. A Memorial Day Program for Every Member of the Family! PI And Bear It! 11IC1M VAUBIIDCkl f DEAR ABBY: I would like our0pe via the Canadian route over CHARLIE DEAR CHARLIE: I think theyl art mora fitting than proper. DEAR ABBY: Would you pleaseijirs Anderson was born, and will point out the difference between j s0' vjsjt relatives and friends in u leuuuuesA mm lamuiaiiiy: many of us strongly object to being call ed "Honey," "Darling," and "Dear ie" by salespeople, waitresses and those who serve the public. I know they mean it in friendli ness, but I consider it undue fa miliarity. Let's reserve those terms of endearment for our fam ilies and special friends. How about it. Sweetie? GRACE DEAR GRACE: Th syrup runs:o both ways, Doll. But it hat been my observation that th "public" It mor guilty of this type of fa miliarity man mou who wrvt, them. DEAR ABBY: Please tell "Be trayed" to continue to accept the pies and sweet smiles of her neigh bor, as before. If the relationshin of her husband and this neighbor had gone further than it should have, her husband would never have breathed a word of it to her. lie no doubt got the brush-off, and is now trying to salve his wounded ego. KNOWS THE TYPE Everybody has a problem. What's yours? For a personal re ply, write to Abby, Box 3365, Bev erly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamp ed, self-addressed envelope. For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Weddi..g," send 50c to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills. Calif. How do you go about planning your play at three no-trump? You have eiuht top tricks and possibili- NORTH !' A A73 764 A74 K852 WEST EAST A65 AJ10 94 VKQJ109 85 J 2 Q 10 9 6 3 Q1093 J7 SOUTH (D) AKQ82 A32 K85 A64 Both vulnerable South West North East 1N.T. Pass 3N.T. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead K tics of a ninth trick in each of three suits. A squeeze is indicated and your problem is to lose four tricks to set up the squeeze. You duck the first heart and win the second. Then you lead a third heart and West is back in the lead. Unless West is almost superhuman he will laugh happily and run off his lost two hearts. This play will constitute the so called suicide squeeze. West will laugh, but East will have to make three discards. He will probably let two diamonds and a club go. Meanwhile you will discard a spade and club from dummy ana a club and diamond from your own hand. Now West can lead anything he wishes. It won't matter to you. If he leads a spade you win in dummy and cash the aces and kings of diamonds and clubs. East NEEDS PRACTICE DUENWEG. Mo. (UP!) Mrs. Maggie McGee, 69, decided a learn to ride her granddaugh ter's bicycle recently but fell off and broke her ankle. "I guess I'll have to join a club and learn how to ride," she quipped to an ambulance driver. MEMORIAL DAY Ik rnr'iuri Your Choice of Entree O Young Tom Turkey with Owning O Baked Virginia Ham with Frurt Sauc O Swiss Steak with Muthroom Sauce- Inciudej Soup, Solotf, Vegetable, Potato!, Hot Rods, Deuert, Coffee COMPLETE DINNER SNAPPY Mrt. A. F. Mictlll is reported im- Mr. and Mrs. Chosttr Morgan proving at Douglas Community I Hospital, where she is receiving medical treatment. , Mr. J. A. Andtrwn and Mrs. Pnul k'l.uwl Ift vpttrtiav for Eur I thp 'nrth Pole to Amsterdam. Hoi- !.nJ lhv will Pn ln:j.. .1.- kv,Hnri Rfrminv. where the . former will visit a daughter. They I will visit in Nancy, France, where London. Glasgow and Dublin. Mrs. Anderson plans to go on to New foundland to visit relatives until September. xwhile Mrs. Flood ex pects to return home in about two months. Elder and Mrs. Danny Matthews and children have been visiting the former's uncle, Dennis Mat thews, and other relatives and friends in this area. He is a son Mr. and Mr5. Harry Matthews, who made their home in Koseburg for many years. He was a student at Roseburg Junior Academy and later was graduated from Walla Walla College. For .leveral years he has been serving as pastor in the Seventh-day Adventist church es in the Washington Conference He assisted with the music in the local church during his visit here. Among those from the Roseburg are who attended the southwest ern Oregon Drag Race held at Port Orford Sunday were Bob Churchill, Ron Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller, Jack Churchill, Linda Kenscl, Jim Lewis, Cheryl Swenson, Mr. and Mrs. Red Linson, Mike Linson, Joyce Linson, Laddie Broyhill, Norm Neal, Pete Rutter, Mike Elam, Bob Daniels, LeRoy Crosier, Mr. and Mrs. John Bal lard, Sammy Williams, Bob Abertt, Alex Friedman, Eugene Rue, Mr. and Mrs. Don Major, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benson and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Rogers. 'Suicide' Squeeze Is Murder By OSWALD JACOBY (Written For NEA) will have to discard on the second club. If he lets another diamond go and you have been paying atten tion you will know that dummy's seven of diamonds is good; if he lets a spade go all your 3pades will be good. Improve, your bridge gamel order your copy of "Win at Bridge With Oswald Jacoby." Just send your name, address, and 50 cents to: Jaeoby Bridge, Newi-Rtvitw, P. O. Box 1248, Roseburg, Oregon and a copy will be mailed to you. Or if you prefer, copies may be purchased at the News-Review office. Q The bidding has been: Emit South Weit Nortl 3 Pass Pats 3 Pass ? You, South, hold: 4 KJ7 AQII K74S What do you do? A Bid three no-trump. Tou have 13 hlih card points and heart stoppers. TODAY'S QUESTION You do bid three no-trump and your partner goes to four spader What do you do now? . Answer Tomorrow ICEE NwMt, coldest drink In town! Get 'm of . . . THE DAIRY QUEEN 1144 W. Harvard FOOD MART OPEN MEMORIAL DAY $ l.35W CHILDREN - Cc SZ' M . .idmmmmiHmm nrj OPEN EVERY DAY JfTj 24 HOURS fkd A DAY i and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. New-j land left this week for New York i Lily to join other members of their party to go to burope for a . ... I. weeks vacation tour. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Olmor of Seattle were in Roseburg over Mon n... ' . u... d.,..,i,..- u:nk School commencement exercises in the evening. Olmer is community relations manager for aero-space division of Boeing Aircraft. Mr. and Mrt. Raymond Scof i.ld i and daughters, Robin and Cydni, of Gresham, spent the weekend in Roseburg and took their youngest daughter, Laurie, back home with them. Laurie had accompanied her paternal grandmother, Mrs. H. B. Scofield, back to .Roseburg for a week's visit, after Mrs. Scofield had been in Gresham visiting at the home of her son. While in Portland Mrs. Scofied enjoyed at tending the Ice Follies and the Cinerama, "How The West Was Won." HARVARD DRIVE-IN OPEN MEMORIAL DAY "Whir Your Tot Gets e Littls Pepli With Your Order See your Mr. and Mn. L. E. Millar Sr. I have left for their home in Pitts-1 burg, Calif., after spending the I weekend nere visiting their son, L-......... I. .11 ... -..j A u I iiw rv(-iHK-iii .inuri, auu ua-ii ujuKu-1 speaker ai me coiumencemcnt ex : ter. Mrs. Paul Trent, and their i ercises at Milo Academy Sunday families. , Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson of Silverton were weekend guests at the Elmer Hitchinan home on NV Harlan. Mr. Johnson is a lit erature evangelist for the Oregon Conference of Seventh-day Advent- f "''"S Christian books avail. able. Other guests at the llitchman home were Mrs. Minnie Murphy, Soledad, Calif, and the llitehmans' granddaughter, Dellcen llitchman Christopherson, and her husband, Ray, of Seattle. Wed., Moy 29, 1963 The HARRIS PINE ROOM NOW OPEN Meetings Banquets Luncheons ALL NEW! FINE FOOD & SERVICE Reasonable! For Reservations DIAL OR 3-5055 or OR 2-1 370 Adjoins HARRIS CAFE at 634 SE CASS CalOre Electrical League dealers offer a generous saving of $30 on indoor weather control for the hot, humid summer months. A $30 allowance off the regular retail price on refrigerated type home air conditioning units installed this SPRING, before hot weather comes and the rush starts. This Early Bird Bonus Award is the dealers way, in effect, of PAYING YOU to stay comfortable! Simply keeping cool is only a part of the story for the modern air conditioner. Now, decorator de signed units provide not only cool air but filtered, dehumidified fresh air circulated throughout the home to insure your hot weather living com'fort and health. AM weather usefulness and convenience too . . . the fan-only settings provide instant circulation, of fresh air to remove cooking and household odors at any time of year. Don't wait till the temperature soars to 90 stifling degrees . . . toke advantage or the CalOre Electrical League Early Bird Buyers Award ... $30 on units of 7,000 BTU capacity or more , . . offer good during spring only, subject to cancellation without notice . . . so act now! Offer available to all customers served by the COPCO Division Pacific Power & Light Co., Douglas Electric Cooperative, and the City of Ashland Municipal Power System. favorite CalOre Electrical League participating dealer ROSEBURG: Bergh't Applionc Srvlct Montgomery Word & Co Munion'l Htotinf and Air Conditioning Phil'i Appltoftco South StephSent Hordwori ond Applianco Tozor's Shtrt Metal Town 4 Country Refrigeration Trowbridge Electric .. Umpque Volley Appltanco MYRTLE CREEK: Groom'i Appltanco Center Mall't Western Auto ... Kelly's furniture ...,..,,.,,..,... SUTHERLIN: Rtdgewoy Appliance BONOS LIMIT teacher nf I languages at Walla Walla College and a former Adventist missionary i to South America, was the euest I -I. . He took as his theme the aim and motto of the class, "Diplomas of Character and Commencement for Eternity," Elder and Mrs. L. E. Russell, former Milo Academy teachers, were present for the graduation ex ercises at Milo over the weekend, i Elder Hussell served as the first principal of the academy for seven years. He was guest speaker at j the consecration service Friday ; evening. Elder Russell Is now chap- j lain of the Portland Sanitarium and : Hospital. News - Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9 OR OR OR OR OR OR OR OR OR 3 TO A CUSTOMER Dr. H. IPS TOM SB! Gtddis of San Diego. Calif., has been visiting this Pasl with her mother-in-law, " a. j. l.eaacs; her usters-in- law, Mrs. llarrie Booth and Mrs. S. J. Cooper; and her brother-in-law, Paul Geddes. 1...., If l Dnnk I w- ROSEBURG CAFE OPEN MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL DINNER Served 1 1 o.m, to 9 p.m. BAKED HAM with Cherry Sauce ROAST LAMB 0 Southern Fried CHICKEN Dinner Includes: Soup, salad, vegetable, pota toes, hot rolls, butter, dessert, colfee Complete DINNER only.. $1.00 CARRY OUT SPECIAL 6 Eastern CONEYS or 4 Hamburgers $1.00 HOMEMADE PI ESI ROSEBURG CAFE 503 S.E. Lon. for details 2-1661 3-5553 3-5460 1-1700 2-3751 2 3379 2-4392 3-5521 2-1616 863-4494 863-4431 863-3831 2282 Carald SERVICE 813 S.E. CASS AVE. PETER BRECK- TECHNICOLOR