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Newspaper Page TextBy DEAR ABBY: If I'm wrong, please tell me and I'll keep quiet. .ai car t auenaea seven wed dings, nine bridal showers, two ten-year wedding celebrations, one ui weauing ceieDration, two iiuusewarming parties, ana s 1 x Daoy snowers. Please don't think I'm stingy, but I've been married 14 years, have had 5 babies and I never gave any sort' of a party where a gift was expected. We moved into a new home, too, and have entertained for our wedding anniversaries, but we invited only our immediate family. Why can't people keep THEIR celebrations to themselves? DEAR NO: I GUEM THEY JUJT CAN'T RE$I$T SHARING EVERY THINS WITH FRIENDS. DEAR ABBY; Speaking of un usual names, here is one I found in the Philadelphia phone book a few .years ago "Wolfeschlegel steinbausenberger, Hubert B., Jr." ' Sincerely, - ' C.H. -, DEAR C. H.: Thank you. He's probably changed his nam, to "Wolfe" by now. And the woods art full of 'em. . DEAR ABBY: I don't suppose this will be news to the people of Texas, but when I read your col umn of unusual surnames I was reminded of the Texas governor whose name was HOGG. He named his two daughters URA HOGG and IMA HOGG. V . J ' CLARENCE F. M. DEAR CLARENCE: I know you eren't feeding m line because' Education Board Approves Request For Federal Funds CORVALLIS (UPD The build ing committee of the State Board ot mgner aaucauon jminuay ap proved application for federal planning funds for eight college building projects. 'The buildings are to be built with money from a $12.5 bond issue if the voters approve it next may. ine iww iegisiuuue aumui ized the sale of the bonds, de pendent on voter approval. In the meantime, the commit tee voted to ask the U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency for iudus ou mat piauuui i.aii w un der way . if the bond issue is ap proved. . The projects include a second unit of the Portland State College library, and additions to the phys ical education building at South ern Oregon College, University of Oregon library, University of Ore gon science building; Oregon Col lege of Education library. Univer sity of Oregon Medical School library, Oregon State University Dharmacv building and OSU's Cordley Hall. The committee also fitted nine building projects originally esti mated to cost more than $12 mil lion into an $11.5 million alloca . tion .from the legislature. Campbell Hall Work "Those projects are replacement of Campbell Hall at Oregon Col lege of Education, completion of the Oregon Technical Institute plant, a new heating plant at the University of Oregon Medical ' SWIMMING POOLS , $25 per month Doran Taylor, Contractor S17 N.E. Dean Drive, Grants Pom Phone 476-0535 The following radio end tderliloe program em printed e a free swMia service let Newe-Revlew reedin. All program listings ere ebliitnd ee received nee Mm isieottlvo stetlaM. The News Review dees not accept reiaentlWIIty far verwriee from original ecaodeln famretsoo this eaaapapsi. KPIC-TV Ch. 4 CHANNEL 2 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ?'0O Today 9:00 Yogs for Health 9:33 Plav Your Hunch Color 10:CO Price Is Right Color rt:30 Concentration 11:00 Your First Impression Color 11:30 Truth or Consequences ll:55-Oay Report 13:00 Ben Jerrod 13:3S-New 13:30 The Doctors 1:00-Loretta Young 1:30 You Don't Sa . KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY l:0OCaofaln Kangaroo e:00 Calendar 4:301 Love Lucy 10:00 The McCors 10:30 Pete and Gladys 11:00 Love of Life 11:24-CBs News 11:30 Search For Tomorrow ll:4S-Guldlng Light 13:00-College of the Air 13:30 As The World Turns 1:00 Password . 1:30 House Party S:00-To Tell The Truth KOIN-TV Ch. 6 CHANNEL 83 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:30-Weetr Forecast 7:35-Cartoon Time l:0u-Captain Kangaroo e.-00-Calendar f:30 I Love Lucy 10:00 The McCoys 10 30-Pele end Gladys It oo-Love Of Lite 11:30 Search For Tomorrow l!:45-uding Light KEZI-TV Ch. 9 CHANNEL 6 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 11:00 Cempan (Mont . Far Your Information (Tues) Frontrtrs In Science (Wedl Topic (Thurs! - Adventures In Ltvlnf (Fill 11:30-Sever. Keys 13:00 Tennessee Emle Ford 17:30 Father Knows Besl l:C0-Oenerai Hospital 1:30 Famous Pieyhowsd 3:00 Oay s Court KO.NR U90 KC IS-Hr Prrjgrorttmlng I CBS Network music, news, weother I Friendship Importance! ABIGAIL VANBUREN no lets then Sot readers Included those names, in their ecM name round-up. i DEAR ABBY: Our little grand son, who is six years old, lost three teeth last week, so we have been busy playing "Good Fairy." (The child puts the tooth under his pillow at night,- and during the rugnt the "uood iairy" takes the room ana leaves a aim.) Well if "Ma," who is annoyed because her husband leaves his "choppers ' grinning at her from the top of the dresser, want to play a cute trick on "Pa," she should take his "choppers" and leave $3.20 in dunes in their place. She should tell him that the "Good Fairy thought he didn t need them any more and took them. Then when the Joke is over she couia present them to him in a jeweled plastic box wixtn a iia on it avail able at any five-and-dime. SENSE OF HUMOR CONFIDENTIAL TO DEUTCH: If you would be wise, be silent. Ne man wants en honest opinion ef a horse after he t bought it. Everybody ' hap 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 Weddulff," send 50c to Abby, Box 3385, Beverly Hius. Calif. School, a utility tunnel extension at Oregon State, a $3.4 million physical education building at Portland State, classrooms and laboratories at Southern Oregon College and OCE and a science and mathematics building at Eastern Oregon College. In other action, the committee authorized completion of final plans for replacement of Camp bell Hall, accepted preliminary plans for Oregon State's new marine science . laboratory at Ya- auina Bav and a new dormitory at OCE, authorized acceptance of tne vessel xaquina rrom tne uen eral Services Administration for use as an OSU ocean research ship and approved revised plans for a new University of Oregon student health center. The actions by the committee were expected to be approved by tne full board today. Retired Civil Employes Slate July Picnic Sixteen members and two guests were present at the regular June meeting of Chapter 212, National Association of Retired Civil Em- Sloyes, held in the music room of le Veterans Administration Hospi tal. For the program Grant Os born showed colored slides taken in Banff and Jasper Parks in the Canadian Rockies. Floyd Powell and Homer Pattison were on the refreshment committee. The next meeting is scheduled for- July 13 and is to be a com bined business meeting and potluck picnic affair. Time and place will be announced later. Baked beans and potato salad will be furnished. Those attending are to bring their own table service. I:00-Match Game 2:3 Afternoon Report 3:30 Make Room for Daddy (Mon-Wod.) 3:30Be My Guest (Tues 1 Thurs) 3:30-Bev's Kitchen (Frl) 3:00 TV Heme Journal (Men. only) 3:00 Spectator Matinee (Tues-Frl) 1:15 Social Security (Mon only) 3:30 Wire Service (Mon only) 4:30 Lone Ranger I:00-Capt. Shipwreck WEDNESDAY 5:J0-YI Bear . a:00 Northwest News o:lS-Huntley-Brlnkley 4:30 Henessey 7:00 Legion Baseball Roundup 7: IS To Be Announced : rsewa 3:30 Jane Wyman 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night ' 4:09 American Bandstand 4:30 Discovery -43 4:54 American Newsstand WIDNISDAV S:0CUncle Bill Show 5:30 Yogi Bear 4:00 Your TV Weathermen 4:0s Channel S Report 4:I5-Walter Cronklte With the Newt 4:30 Hillbillies 7:00-Onle a Harriet 7:30 Wagon Treln l:30-Glng My Way :J0 Oick Van Dyke lJ:00-Newf 13:05 HI, Neighbor 13 30-As Tne world Turns 1:00 KOIN Kitchen 1:30 House Party J.OO-To Tell The Truth 2:30 The Millionaire 3:00-Secret Storm 3"-ESo of Night 4:00 Cartoon Circus 4:15-early Show 5:45 Newscene 4:15 Wetter Cronklte WEDNESDAY 4:30 Cains Hundred 1:35 Midday Newt 2:30 Jane Wyman l:00-Oueen For A Day ' 1:30 Open House 4:00 American Bandstand 4:30 Oiscovery 5:00 jack's Kerteon Clubhouse 1:10 Mickey Mouse .WEDNESDAY 4:00 Newt Nine 4:30 Country Show 7 00-Beverly Hinbftllea 7:30 Wagon Train :30 GofJ My Way ,J0 Osx Men Hlggka RADIO PROGRAM KQEN 12X0 KC 6 A.M. to Mi(fnloTit ABC Network tnusie news, weother illiCsis In Pay Increases Set By Legislature ly IAN STARK United Frees Intemetienal SALEM (UPI Millions of dot- lars were allocated by the 1963 legislature for pay increases. State agency and department heads had their top pay upped from the $120 a year increase re ceived by the employment com missioner, to the $2,100 a year nute received by the director of finance and administration. A total of $4.2 million was set aside with the emergency board, made up of legislators. ' for in creases in civil service and un classified personnel pay rates. ' The State Board of Higher Edu cation received $1,781,627 for pay raises tor academic personnel. Merit Ralsea Tee This money is in addition to automatic merit increases. - The governor was raised $1,500 to $21,500 a year. In addition, he receives sftou a month for ex penses. The secretary of state and state treasurer also received a $1,500 pay increase, bringing their pay up to $16,500 a year. The attorney general and labor commissioner were raised $1,000 a year to $16,000. Pay for the newly-created posi tion of state fire marshal was set in a range from $8,200 to $10,140. The pay for the secretary of the Racing Commission, who was giv en the additional duties of pari mutuel supervisor, was increased $6,840 to - a top of $12,840. One Salary Unchanged The annual salary of the super intendent of public instruction was unchanged, and still ranges from $14,800 to $17,700. Salaries of state policemen were increased. The top pay for re cruits was upped $120 to a top Of $4,800. Privates were upped $180 to a top of $5,820; privates first class up '$120 to $6,600; corporals up $120 to $6,900; sergeants up $300 to $7,500; lieutenants up $480 to $8,580, and captains up $900 to $9,900. Highest - paid state employe is Roy E. Lieuailen, chancellor of the State System ot Higher Edu cation, who receives $26,000 a year plus a house, car and ex pense allotment. Next highest ex cept for the governor are the su perintendents of the state's men tal hospitals, upped to a uniform $19,680. Congressional Committee Urges Big Cut In Space Flight Budget WASHINGTON (TJPD-A con gressional subcomittee has recom mended cutting the manned space flight budget by-about $250 mil lion, it was learned Tuesday. A house space subcommittee voted unanimously to trim by about T per cent the $3.7 billion the administration requested for manned space flight activities for the fiscal year starting July 1. The subcommittee's recommen dations now go to the full House Space "Committee, which is ex pected to endorse the panel's ac tion. Most of the reductions took nlace in the Apollo program to put a man on the moon by 1970. Additional cuts were made in the development of the M l engine. Sun to be heard from are tne views of the House Appropriation Committee. The space committee 7:30 Virginian . Color :00 Perry Come I0:oo-eieventh Hour IliOO Report ll:ll-Tonlght THURSDAY S:10-4ticlileberry Hound 4:00 Northweil Newt 4:15 Huntley-BMnkley 4:30-Speaklng Sports - e:4S Sporti Feature 7:00-Rlpcord 7:30-Dtf(Mera l:3C Or. KIMert t:30Haiel 10:00-Andy Wllllame 1!:0O-port ll:15-Tonl0ht-Color 10:00-Nked City 1I:00-ABC News Flnet 11:15 Championship Bridge THURSDAY 5:0O-Mighty Mouse 5:30 Roy Rogers 4:oo-Your TV Weathermen 4:05 Channel I Report 4:I5-CBS News with Walter- Crankitt 4:30 Sportt Roundup - 7:00 Riflemen 7:J0-Country Show 1:00 Perry Mason t:0C Twilight Zone 10:00 Premier il:00-ASC Newt Final 1l:1S-lttgt 5 7:30-CBS Reports l:30-oobie omit oo Julie and Carol at Carnegie Htll 10:00 steel Hour 11:00 Nlghtscene 11:11 lee Hawk THURSDAY . ' :30-Set Hunt 7:00 Dragnet . 7:30 Folr Eeehang 1:00 Perry Meson i t:00-TwilHTht Zone 10:OO-The Nurses 1l:0ONIMsCei ' , Il:l5-Theeter 10:00 Noked City 11:00 ABC Newt Hill Htwt t THURSDAY 4:00 Newt 4:30 Rescue fight 7:00 Bachelor Fether 7 30Onle 4 Harriet 1:41 Oenne Reed l:30-Leavt It To Beaver t:00-Wy Three lent :K McHakt'i Nery 71:00 Premiere ll:0O-ABC Newt I1:ll-Newt Final KYES 950 KC Dowfl To Dink IrKstfitmclent enutrc,- news, woothtr. r" 'Trl t w t 1? 1 trh aa m ni i ii i AiMiIMoVI imii nei ineem aoaeaoat taeaaeaaeaaeaaei PASTOR'S STUDY in the new Glide Baptist Church educational and recreationo building is warmly beautiful. It is finished in ash plywood paneling from which is hung lorge oil paintings of North Umpqua scenes painted by Mrs. Guy Brock, a member of the church. Another member, Kenneth Taylor, built the unusual desk for the room from chin quapin. Shown working in his new quarters is the Rev. John Monitsos. (News-Review photo) TocHa Wednesday, June 12 Tonmile Community Church Bl Me Class, Ladies Clubhouse, 10:30 Woman s Home League of the Salvation Army, 507 NE Winches ter, 10:30 a.m. Dorcas Welfare Center, 1515 SB Mill St., open 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. a.m., sack lunch at noon. Air Force Reserve, 1614 w. .lar yard Ave., 8 p.m. Douo-Ett's Sheriff's Mounted Pa trol, Fairgrf"ds, 7:30 p.m. Winston Diet Club. Winston Jun ior High School, 7 p.m., for infor mation call Mrs. J. w. rroweii. Moose Ledge, Moose Hall, t p.m. Laurel Lodge 13. Drain Chamber ef Commerce. City Hall, noon. . Woman's Home League of the Salvation Army, at the church 1:30 p.m. -Umpqua Regional Timing Assn., merely recommends to Congress the ceiling on spending. The ap propriations committee recom mends the actual amount of mon ey to be allocated - by Congress. The appropriations . committee usually cuts deeper than the com mittee responsible for the authori sation requests. Scientists Testify The' Senate Space Committee called more scientists today in an effort to evaluate long-range plans by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Opposing views were expressed Monday by physicists on one hand and a chemist and biologist on the other. But they agreed that putting a man on the moon would not materially help the nation's defense efforts. Dr. Philip H. Abelson, a physi cist who helped develop the atomic bomb, said man is a "poor scientific instrument" and the moon could better be explored by unmanned space vehicles. Abelson said the space program will di vert scientists from other fields, causing a "damaging effect" on medical research and defense. Dr. Harold C. Urey, a Nobel Prize-winning chemist, said the manned lunar probe may be nec essary in proving his theory that the moon is older than earth. Only men, he said, can bring back a sufficient supply of rock samples for examination. Can Learn Much , Urey- said if the moon was created before the earth, as he believes, man can learn much from It about the nature of the universe beyond. The House manned space flight subcommittee under the chair manship of Rep. Olin Teague, D Tex. spent four months poring over the detailed figures pre sented by the National Aeronau tics and Space Administration (NASA). While the action has not been officially announced yet, it was learned that cuts were recom mended in the $1.2 billion Apollo program, the biggest chunk of the manned space flight budget. The M l engine reduction came as no surprise. A powerful engine that was to hsve powered the up per stage of a Nova vehicle, its immediate importance diminished when NASA decided to reach the moon through a lunar rendezvous method instead by the direct as cent technique. The latter would have utilized the Nova. NASA is still keen on using the M l for the post-moon era. FnEE-fjpiicitiiR KRAUT RECIPES! Dept. R t. 0. fee 75M, rVtiaei I, Or. CALENDAR OF EVENTS 194 NE Cummins. 6:30 p.m. F.S. Club, dessert home of Mrs. Emma Thomason, 668 NE Jack son St., 1 p.m. Reseburg Business end Profes sional Women's Club, dinner meet ing at Ruth Bradley's Oak Tree Inn, 7:30 p.m., installation of offi cers and initiation of new mem bers. West Reaeburo WCTU. Free Methodist Church on West Har vard, 1:30 p.m. Douglas . County Welfare Com mission, commission offices : in courthouse annex, 1 p.m. Knights of Columbus, St. Jo seph's Catholic Center Hall, 8 p.m. Sutherlin Javcees. Bide-A-Wee Cafe, T p.m. Sutherlin Community Orange 714, at the hall, 8 p.m. Winston Dlllard Toastmiitreis Club, Douglas High School, 7:30 p.m. ' South Douglas Assembly, Rain bow for Girls, Masonic Temple, uanyonville, 7:30 p.m. Job's Daughters, IOOF HaU in Myrtle Creek, 7:30 p.m. Roteburg Junior Woman's Club, Roseburg Skyways at airport,' 8 p.m., for information call Mrs. Douglas Bond, OR 3-8125 or Mrs. Larry Kvidera. UK Z-40S4, Edelweln Ski Club, at court house, 7:30 p.m. : Thursday, June II Timber Town Duplicate Bridge Club, 7:30 p.m. For information call Mrs. Walter Ulrich, OR 2-1468, or Mrs. D. h. Monteilh, OR 3-4575. Master point play first Thursday in month. Westside Walst-A-Weighs (TOPS Club) Congregational Christian Church, 1518 NW Keasey Road, 7 p.m., for information call OR 3-8378. Army Reserve, 1614 W. Harvard 8-10 p.m. Lane House, 544 bf- uougias, open 1 to 5 p.m. Roseburf Rotary Club, umpqut Hotel, noon Elks, Elks Lodge, 8 p.m. IOOF, IOOF Hall on Jackson St 8 p.m. Resebura Lions Club. Umpqua Hotel, 6:30 p.m. Civil Air Parrel, at the airport. 7:30 to 0:30 p.m. Women ef Roietwrt country Club, at the clubhouse, 11:45 a.m., luncheon at noon followed by con tract bridge play. Drivers License Ixamlrnr, 137 SE Roberts, 8 a.m. to S p.m. Rosebursj Rotary Arms, annual dinner meeting at Ruth Bradley's Oak Tree Inn, social hour, 6:30 p.m., dinner, 7 p.m., members may onng guests. Nerttislcte Sunetirn Clue, Berna- dine Princen hostess at home of Mrs. M. L. Sory, 828 NE Garden Valley Blvd., z p.m. Christian De-Hers, Undo unurcn of Christ, 10 a.m. umpqua Mineral ciu, episcopal Parish Hall, 7:30 p.m. Canine Courtesy Club, home of Bob Butts at Kelley's Korner, 7:30 p.m. uaKiarto tnaprer Tl, vrow a Eastern Star, Masonic Hall, ( p.m. Everareen Orange Home Eco nomics Club, Grange Hall, 10:30 ''Bethel 71. Job's Daughters. Ma sonic Temple, 7:30 p.m. Pythian utters, nr tiau, p.m. Veterans ef Foreign Wars Auxil iary 1444, Veterans Memorial Building, l p.m. Mil A 1963 Clothes Dryer As little es 17.10 ear riser aMiery 4 eonrlee) cheree. Tea ee reset e eoesf Retrl tereter. Ranee, Wether, Dryer e TV for es RrHe ee 09V MtMtftf Glide Church Finishes New Building job The Glide Baptist Church has completed a new 50 by 60-foot cement block educational and re creational building behind the par sonage. Two inner nartitions runnlne the full length of the building make a center main recreational room of 30 by 50-feet. In one corner ot tnis room is a fireplace with a raised hearth and a surface wall which reaches to the ceiling. Ore gon Rainbow rock, quarried - in AlauDin. laces tne flrcolace. On the east side of one Dartition is a row of classrooms.' Beyond the west partition is the pastor's kitchen and two restrooms. Divid ing walls between the classrooms are removable for easy accomoda tion of a laree Brouo. Keguiar Sunday scnooi, vacation Bible school and youth group meetings are being held in the new building now, reports correspond ent Mrs. Aruiur sciuy. Western Union Asks Rale Hike NEW YORK ' (TJPI)-A 10 por cent increase in telcarnnh rates has been requested by Western Union, the company announced this week. . ... Western Union said it had asked the Federal Communications Com mission to recommend repeal of tne 10 per cent excise tax on tele grams. If the rate increase is ap proved ana tne tax is repealed, the public would pay no more for telegrams, tne company said, ino excise ' tax dates from . World War 11. Western Union officials said the firm would use added revenue to complete a modernization pro gram, including microwave com munications systems valuable to national defense. VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL The . Canyonvllle Methodist Church will hold its vacation church school in a five-day session beginning Monday, June 17. Classes will be held at the church from 9 to 11:30 a.m. for children from the age of 4 through the sixth grade. URGES BAN ON TESTS LONDON (UPD Anglican Canon John Collins, head of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarma ment (CND), called on France and the Soviet Union Tuesday night to match President Kenne dys announced suspension ot at mospheric nuclear tests. In a cable to soviet frontier Nikita S. Khrushchev. Collins said "We are pressing our own government and the government of France to mane a similar dec laration." Movie- Showtim WeOnertav. Jam II, lets STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open at t D.m. inow starts at dusk. "Meet We Worlds Folr" and "Escape from East Berlin" CINE DRIVE-IN Closed every Wednesday CLOVE RLE AF DRIVE IN (Sutherllnl Box office opens at t:19 p.m. Show starts at dusk. BUCK NITE. "The Purple Mask" and "Incident In en Alley" TRI CITV ORIVE IN (Trl-Clty) - All shows start at dusk. Buck Nile. "Pocketful of Miracles" and "Riot the High Country" Thursday, June Itfti, 1N1 STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open et I p.m Show starts at dusk. "Meet Me Worlds Fair" and "Escape from East Berlin" PINE DRIVE-IN Every Thursdey Is Ber- oaln Nioht, open at t p.m. Shows start at dusk. "Wreck ot Mary Doare" and "Saddle tne wtno- CLOVERLEAP DRIVE IN (Sutherlin) - Box office opens IMS p.m. Show starts at dusk "The Boy's Nioht Out" end "Reptlllcus" TRI CITV DRIVE IN (Trl-Clty) Oates open I p.m., show at f. "Follow The Soys' and "The Sad Sack" efter smell 721 S. S. Oek Wed., Juno 12, 1W3 The ,--.V;'- 'j m eeaeaeaaases North has 15 points, but his band is not worth an opening no-trump because he has no ace and five of his points are represented by the doumcton king-queen of spades. On the other hand, his diamond opening is eminently sound. You can t suy the same about East's NORTH (D) . U at KQ VQ76 KQJ8 Q7S8 WEST EAST ABSi 4A4 KJ4 VA10852 753 4104a J1088 a A62 , SOUTH 4U108768 93 , A86 K4 , North and South vulnerable North East South Writ 10 IV 14s St Pass Pass 2 4 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead 1 overcall, but in general you won't lay up. anything when you fau to get into the bidding at the one level when you have three aces and a fair five-card suit. The rest of the bidding is lust about automatic although some conservative souls would be polite ly silent about West's piece of cheese. The hand is from the Southeastern championships In Mi ami. . The play is of no interest except to duplicate players, because South had a cinch nine tricks for his spade contract and that is just what .most South players made. At one table West opened a trump. East won with the ace and returned a trump. This gave South a chance to discard one of his hearts on the long diamond and make four odd for a top score. bast criticized his nartner's lead. but the main fault lay with East. '. Q The bidding has been: Eaat South West North 3 4" Double ' Posa 44 Pass 4N.T. Pass 5e Fobs T , You, South, hold: 4 VKJ97 AQ8 K7 4S What do you do? A Pass. Tour partner ha a blr hand, but jrom showed your full atrenxth when yoti doubled. : . TODAY'S QUESTION , Instoad of bidding five clnba i your partner bids five spades over- your four no-trump. What do you do nowT , Answer Tomorrow , North Roseburg Church Schedules Bible School Bible School will be starting at the North Roseburg EvengeTlcal united urctnern unurcn at 1553 NE Vine St. at 9 a.m. on Monday, June 17, and run through June 28. ' The theme of this year's school wlU be "Christ's Way My Way." Ages are from 4 years through junior high. T0NITE . . . thru SAT.! at the irinnmrM II 1 II If fl II Vll Ml nLjLffyi r m. WORLD'S? La "is ft. 1'ic.t OBRIEN- LDCKWOOD FLUSt CO-HIT THE SHOCKING." TRUE STORVI aX urn m r - t ' ,w .. . ' -r News - Review, Roseburg, Or. 7 Trump Lead Wasn't Wrong By OSWALD JACOBY (Written For NEA) He was looking right at dummy when he led that second spade and if East had paid attcption to the bidding East would have taken his other two aces and thnn Iprt. whir-h. ever suit his partner had signal ed in. Improve, your bridge gamel erder your copy of "Win at Just send your name, address, and 50 cents to: Jacoby Bridge, News-Review, P. O. Box 1148, D...tuiM n . i .. will be mailed to you. Or If you . prefer, copies may be purchased at the News-Review office. vivhvii aim m luu. ""HgrUDAY ts 9t NIOHT Soddle the Wind - ROBERT TAYLOR 2 Color Hits Wreck of Mary Deo re I GARY COOPf R gr:.,j'vy.j Tonight Only' , . BUCK NITE..'':-.. $1.00 a Car "THE PURPLE MASK" lit Color'. .- Tony Curtis-Colleen Mirier pltra "INCIDENT IN i. AN ALLEY" IV . Chris Warfieid Erin O'DonaM ' Box office opens et , 7:00 Standard Time . -1:00 Daylight Time ' v' Show et Dutk . ' v' .' , Wednesday Only . BUCK NITE $1.00 Por Carload - "POCKETFUL OF MIRACLES" '. Glen Ford-Bert) Dovfs Hope Lange -Arthur O'ConneN ; plus '': : . "RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY" , Show starts at Dusk Ope et 1:00 Shows trait at DUSK SWINGING HIGHER THAN THESBACF Nrcm f famoi DON MURRAY P9 CHRISTINE KAIIpsJAUU Vs KARL SCHELL - efJ I