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Foi Tho finest In WEDDING INVITATIONS and ANNOUNCEMENTS ill M & M PRINTERS OUcllll Mill cast rMts -roMtrei "THE NAKED SPUR" & "King Solomon's Mines" SUNDAY MONDAY opn at 8:15 "OKLAHOMA" GORDON MacRAE SHIRLEY JONES ROD STEIGER slul "WALK TALL" ia COLO M WILLARD PARKER Sunday thru TuenJay "LOLITA (for parsons over 1 years ot aae) Jamei Mason -Shelley Winter Peter Sellers -Sue Lyon ("Lotita") Plui "THE BROKEN LAND" Kent Taylor-Dianna Darrin Jody McCrea Endl Tonight "Coma September" "Operation Bikini" Gate Opens 8:00 Show ot 9:00 Tonight BIG DUSK TO DAWN SHOW Come Early - Stay Lata Never the tome show twice! FOUR TOP FEATURES "It's Only Money" Jerry Lewis "Jumbo" Doris Day "The Hound Dog Man" Fabian "Sheriff Of Fractured Jaw" Jayne Mansfield Coming Sunday "Papa'i Dolicata Condition" "I Stooaos In Orbit" tot OHIea Opant ot 8:11 Show Start! at Dutk OPEN NIGHTLY at 8:1 S SUNDAY-MON-TUE TWO Top Western Hits in TECHNICOLOR EXCITEMENT oi BIG o THE CAST! RIDE, Vaqucro In COLOR vv.lh ROBERT TAYLOR AVA GARDNER ANTHONY QUINN PLUS COMPANION HIT: ACTION ALL THE WAYI ESCAPE from FORT In COLOR with WILLIAM HCLDEN Eleanor PARKER r- Last Times Tonlle: ""j "THE BRAVE ONE" Community News Items Mrs. Larry Butlar and two chil dren of Heedsport are in Koseburg ! this week visiting her mother, Mrs. Marjone Ellison. Mill Jan Wharton, who resides at Willamette Manor, Portland, has arrived here to visit relatives and to enjoy some time at her sum mer place on the North Umpqua River. Mist Gladys H. Strong, repre senting Chapter BI, FECI Sister hood, has returned to her home here, following a trip to Portland to attend the PEO Sisterhood con vention held from Sunday through Wednesday. Miss Strong is presi dent of Chapter BI. . Mrs. Edgar Lowls has returned to her home here, following a to day buying trip in New York City. Dr. and Mrs. Warran Gardner of Cleveland, Ohio, have arrived in Roscburg for a visit with the lat ter' father, E. W. Chase. Mrs. Gardner is the former Dorothy Chase of this city. Luis Castillo, who has been an exchange student here, left today for his home in Chile, S.A. Miss Sally Myers, who was grad uated this month from Oregon State University, is spending the summer here living with her grand mother, Mrs. Nelson B. lliggs. While here she is working for Southern Oregon Log Scaling. Miss Myers spent the last few weeks in Pittsburgh, Pa., visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce (Diane Myers) Michels, and small son, David. She will teach this fall in Thurston Junior High School in Springfield, Ore. Mrs. Leonard Yocham of Van Nuys, Calif., has returned to her home after a stay in this city, having been called by the death of her brother, Ralph Gilbert. Funer al services for Mr. Gilbert were held here last Monday. Other rela tives who came for the funeral and who have now returned to their homes include Gilbert's brother, Corliss R., of Shawnee, Kan.; Mr. and Mrs. Dolan Mcfford, brother and sister-in-law of Mrs. Gilbert, her sisters and brothers-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCracken and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dowd, all of Oroville, Calif.; and Mrs. Eddie Hoen of Yahats, niece of Ralph Gilbert. Friday & Saturday "IT'S ONLY MONEY" Jerry Lewis plus "THE PIGEON THAT TOOK ROME" Charleton Heston Elsa Martinelll plus Cartoon "TfrllTte C'Sy L5lzlLi Th tollowlni radio and lelavfiion programs or printed o fro public service fat Nows-Rovlow nadir. All program listings ort published os received from the respective stations. The News Review does not accept responsibility lot variation from original schedules furnished this newspaper. KP1C-TV Ch. 4 CHANNEL 2 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7'OO-TMay :00-Yooa (or Hunt lb t:3 Piny Your Hunch Color lOiCO-Prlce li Rlght-Cotor 10 : Concent rut I on 11:00 Your First Imprenlon Color 11:30 Truth or Conicquencei 11:S5 Dy Report 17:00 Bon Jerrod 1J ins-New. 1):30-Trw Ooctori 1:00 toreltn Young 1:30 You Dor 'I Ss 3:00 Match Gam 2;J Afternoon Report 9;30Makt Room (or Daddy (M on-Wed.) J: 30-Re My Gimt (Tuet I. Thun) 2:30-t3ev's Kitchen (Frl) l(BES-fV ChTT MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY t:0ft Captain Kangaroo :0O-CalnclAr t:30-l Love Lucy 10:00 The McCoys 10:30 Pete aixj Gladys '00 Lov or Llfn 11:H-CB News H:30 Search For Tomorrow 1 1:41 Guiding Light 11:00 College of the Air O-W-Ai lh world Turns 1:00 Password l:30-Houie Party J: 00 To Tell The Truth j: nvwt ' 30 Jane Wyman ). 00 Secret Storm KOIN-TV Ch. 6 C'lANNEL 83 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:30 Weatr Forecast tf35 Cartoon Time 1:00 Captain kangaroo t; 00 Calendar t: 30 I Love Lucy (0 00 The McCoy I ID:30-Pie end Gladys ;i ec-Love Ot Life lt'30 Sarch For Tomorrow U 45-Gidirig Light U 00-Newf W 0. Hi. Neighbor U iS Ai The work) Tumi 100-KOIN Kitchen 1-30-Houie Party 1:00 Te Tell The Trum SATURDAY 7 30-Rf-D 4 I.0O Cartoon time I JO Sky King f .00 Captain Kangaroo KEZI-TV Ch. 9 CHANNEL 6 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ll;0O-Cmpasi (Mon) For Your tnlormeUen tTueil Frontltrs in Science (Wed) Topic (Thors) Auventurei in Living (Fri ) H:30Seven Keys 11:00 tonneitce Emit Ford t7 30-Fatfet K-w-M Best l oo Generei Hoetel ) JO-TBA 1 oo-Day m Ceurt 175-Mlddey News :30 Jen Wyman KRNR 1490 KC. l8 Hr Programming I CBS Natwork mmic, nawy wta'harl Mist Jana Clarke of Seattle is here visiting her mother, M r s. Arthur Clarke, on SE Kane St. Mist Daphne Hughet, executive youth secretary for the Episcopal Diocese, Newark, N.J., is hee va cationing and visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Washington Hughes, on SE Kane St. Mist Tamara Jones, who has spent the last month living with the Paul Geddes family on SE Lane Ave., left this week for Eu gene, where she boarded a plane for New York to spend the summer with her maternal aunt, Mrs. John Duffy. Mrs Geddes took her to Eu gene. Mr. and Mrs. George Neuner, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ellison, of Koseburg, and the Ellisons' daugh ter, Mrs. Duane Brady, of Co quille, went to Eugene Saturday to attend the wedding of Lt. Roger Johnson and Ruth Ann Bartle. Lt. Johnson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Johnson of Portland. Mrs. Johnson is the former Doro thy Marstcrs, daughter of the late Judge and Mrs. R. W. Marsters of Roseburg. Mrs. Willis Smith has returned to her home on Munson Court, after flying to Los Angeles to spend three weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. H. Gladwill, and to attend the wedding of her granddaughter, LaVelle Gladwill. While in the area Mrs. Smith visited her brother-in-law, J. W. Smith, formerly of Rose burg, and now of Whitticr; her sister-in-law, Mrs. Macon Smith Richardson of Santa Ana, also for merly of this city, and her brother, C. B. Northcutl, of San Pedro, who is a retired Naval officer. Mrs. Smith enjoyed some of the Cali fornia tourist attractions including Mission Capistrano, Knox Berry Farm, Disneyland, Cinerama, Los Angeles Arboratum, Movicland Wax Museum. She returned home by plane. Mrs. Edward Dein, the former Sally Clarke, and children, Mary Jane and John Thomas, of San Francisco, are in Roscburg visit ing her mother, Mrs. Arthur Clark. Joining them here today for the weekend will be Mrs. Clarke s son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Clarke, of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hirt have returned to their home here after spending three weeks in Or inda, Calif., at the home of their son and daughtcr-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 1 1 lit, and family. They also visited their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. James, and family in San Mateo, Calif., as well as spending some time with Hirt's sister in Los Altos, Calif., and friends in Napa and &an Francisco. UA JliDI ID? CDC J iniTiuvnJkii Moda from pure choice ground ehuck beef. THE DAIRY QUEEN 1144 W. Harvard ,,ase,eaa,B 3:00 TV home Journal (Mon. only) 3:00 Spectator Mallnee (Tuei-Frl) 3:1s-Sociat Security (Mon only) 3: 30-Wirt Service (Mon only) 4:30 Lone Ranger 5:00 Cap). Shipwreck SATURDAY l:30-Rull and Redy Color f :00 Sharl Lewis Color :30 King Leonardo color 10:00 Fury 10: 30 Make Room For Daddy 10:30 Major Leanue Baseball 1:30 USGA Open Championship 4:00 Saturday Matinee S:1S Hollywood Feature Races 5:45 Industry On Parade :00 Saturday Night Report 4:15 Feature Shorts 4:30 Navy Log 7:00 Mr. Ed 7.30 Sam Benedict 3; 30-Edge of Night 4:00 American Bandstand 4:30 Discovery '43 4:54 American Newsstand SATURDAY 10:W-Niwi 11:05 Baseball Preview It:l5-Baieball ):30-Movle 5:00 Cheyenne 4:00 Dan Smoot Report 4' 15 Forum 4:)0-Fllntstones 7:0O-l've Got Secret 7.30 Jackie Gleason 130 The Defenders 30-Have Gun Will Travel )0:OO Gunsmoka ll:0O-News Final 11:15 Stan 9 10:00-Alvln Show 10:3O Laurel Hardy 1t:0O-Ct.S News 11:15-B.-.seball 1:30 TV Hour of Stars 2 30 Lnurel and Hardy 3. C-0 Mighty Mouie Playhouse 3 30-Rm Tin Tin 4;0O Roy Rogers 4 30 Sky King 5 00 Red Dunning $ IS-Hollywood Park Race 5 Ttmt Out For Srorls 4 00 Man Frcm Cochise 4 30 Frderal Men 7:00 H.ghwav Patrol 7 )0 Jackie GwAion Show I 30 The Defenders 30 Have Gun, Will Travel ivco s.ttvrday Reverter 11 1 Theater 3 30 The Mlllfonalre 3.00Secrtf Sorm 3 'O-Edge Of N.ght 4 00 Cartoon C rcus 4:15 Eerly Show 100 Queen For A Day 3 30 Open HouM 4 00 Amer lean Bandstand 4 JO Diicovery 5 jo jaccs Kertoon Chfbhovsa I; JO Mickey Mouse SATURDAY tl:00-Ciftoonsvllle tl 30 Matties Funnifi 17 tV Bihjs Bunny 1! 30 A take ram 1 00-Mv FriMd Hick 130 Roller Derby 30-F.lm Fare 300-Wide WorM et Sports 4 30 Keyhofe 7 00 Fsnt Of The Week 7 45-Make That Spare 00 Death Valley Days RADIO PROGRAM KQEN 1240 KC. o A.M. to Midnight ABC Ntyrk muiit nw, olhrl Mrt. Neil Kasar Jr., president of Chapter CU, PEO Sisterhood of Roseburg, and Mrs. Neil Kaser Sr., past state president, attended the state convention held in Portland from Sunday through Wednesday. They were joined in Portland by their husbands, who brought them back to Koseburg. Mist Nancy Stewart, who was graduated from Willamette Univer sity in Salem this month, will teach at Twenty Nine Palms, Calif, this fall. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stewart of this city. Mrs. John Young and Miss Helen Casey spent Thursday in Eugene on business. Mrt. Don Auer of Myrtle Creek and Nancy Clare of Glendale plan to leave Sunday for Portland to attend the Dairy Princess judging. Miss Clare is Douglas County can didate. The two will stay at the Sheraton Hotel. The Oregon Dairy Princess will be chosen on the basis of poise, personality and the knowledge of the dairy business. Mist Mary Ellen Boa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boe of this city, left by Pan American World Airways jet out of Portland today for Honolulu, where she will spend six weeks attending summer sessions at University of Hawaii and enjoying a vacation. She will stay at the Hawaiian Prince on Waikiki. while in Honolulu. Miss Boe spent the last year teaching in Portland. Mrt. A. J. Ellison of this city picked up her daughter, Mrs. Du ane Brady, of Coquille, in Eugene Sunday and the two went into Port land to attend the PEO Sisterhood convention held through Wednesday at Lewis and Clark College. Mrs. Brady is president of Chapter CC in coquille. Upon their return, Mrs. Brady stopped in Eugene to be with her husband, who is attending summer sessions at University of uregon and Mrs. Ellison returned to Roseburg. Movie Showtime t Saturday, June 12, Ifil STARLITE DRIVE-IN-Open at 1:00. Shorn star! at dusk. "The Ugly American" and "The Brave One." PINE DRIVE-IN-Open at 1:00. Shows start at duik. "King Solomon's Mines" and "Naked Spur" CLOVERLEAF DRIVE IN (Sulherlln) Box olfica opens at 1:15. Show starts at dusk. Duik to Dawn Show. "It's Only Money," "Jumbo", "The Hound Dog Man", "Sher- III or Fractured Jaw" TRI CITY DRIVE IN Gales open at t. snow ai v:og. "tome September" end "Op eration Bikini" BENETTA THEATRE (Winston) - "It's Only Money" and "The Pigeon Thai Took Rome" Sunday, June 1), ms STARLITE DRIVE-IN - Open el 8:00. Shows start at dusk. "Escape From Fort Brevo" and "Ride Vaquero." PINE DRIVE-IN Open et S:00. Shows start at dusk. "Oklahoma" and "Walk Tall." TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Gales open at I. show at f:00. "Lollta" and "The Broken Land." CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sulherlln) Bo oirice opens ar ens. snow starts or dusk. "Papa's Dellcale Condition" and "Three Stooges In Orbit." IT PAYS TO PATRON'ZB NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS 1:30 Joey Bishop 9:00 Movie n:oo Saturday Cinema SUNDAY 1:30 Gospel Favorites f:30This Is tna Life 10:00 It Is Written !0 :0ft-Frontiers of Faith 11:00 Maor League Baseball 3:00 Top Star Bowling 3:00 Dan Smoot 3:15 Manlon Forum 3:30 Sunday Matinee 5:30 Bui I winkle 4:00 Meet The Press Color 4:30 TBA 7:00 Enilon O'ToolO 7:30 OUney World Of Color Color 1:30 Car 54 f:00 Bonanza 10:00 Show of the Week 11:00 Checkmate SUNDAY 10 45-Baseball 7:00 Oral Roberts 7:30 Higher Education end You 3 : 00 Around the Home 3:15-Social Security 3:30 Movie 5:00 Real McCoy 5:30-GE College Bowl 4:00 70th Century 4:30 wr. Ed 7:00 The Jet ions 7:30 Oennii tt Menace B:00 Ed Sullivan f :00 Hootenanny f:30-GE True Theatre 10:00 Candid Camera 10:30-Whafs My Line 11:00 News 11:155tage Five 5:41 New scene 4:15 Waller Cronkite SUNDAY I 00 Lamp Unto My Ft 130 Look Up and Live "t:0O Camera Three 1: soWashington Report, 10 oo This is The Life 10.30 Faith For Today 11:00 The Christophers 1M5-LA. et St. LOu'S 1 00 Sir Francis O'ake 3 30 Armchair Theete 4 30 Let's Fare If 5 30 Sea Hek S 30 Ame'eur Hour 4 00 Twentieth Century 4 30 Mister Ed 7 00 let'-Color 7 JO JFK In Germany 5 00 Cd Sullivan Snow 30 True Theatre 10 00 Candid Camera 10 30 W net s My Lint 11 00 (iewi 11:15 Rettleis Gun I 30 Hootenanny e Oo Lawrence went 10 00 .iHant Men 11:00 News Ntie ll:15-AVvH SUNDAY t 00 Direction '43 ), w istues 4 Answers 3.00 The Pastori Study 3 JO -Faith For Today 4 00 Faith 4 JO Take Two 5 00 Ma tor Adams Trltwater - 1 r-ter w I 00 Mov'e tO 00 Dan Smoot 10 JO Howard K Smith n oo News Weekend tl : 15 Suspicion KYES 950 KC. Dawn To Dusk lndDndHt music, nawt. wtxithtr. The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Sot., June 22, 1963 CARNIVAL I i fiM "9 a ;hi l. w utTw. iH ul ' "Henry wanted something family can use, so room as W ERE EVER CREATED, M Ji m "itt-f OH. IHjM.fitH II -t.'3 I NEEDS A LITTLE I E I ROQUEFORT... I i . V" 3 ,, . , . MX... I , . I i ., IS .(ill s MZML2&m m'hLi, uMiMk,1 I LJI 1 1 II I I I I I . Il I ATHEV N ( I ' ' ' ' 1 t ail ( ini i, wrA. i- tu m m w. on. 46 HemtsQ. I CXJR BOY WENT I TOLD YOU WE I (TREwCT-"-! I ...CANT WE LET HIMXJ-JI '...ANP I CAN'T IMAGINf? AMY-' I ALL THE WAY, ) PIPN'T HALF BUT ITS TIME AW STAY THERE ANP NO, OSCAR..A THING WORSE THAN HAVING X, PIPMT HE I J APPRECIATE WE GOT HIM POC... ENJOY HIS NEW ( POWER IS A A PCWER-PRUNK TROGLODYTE 1 r- THAT FELLOW'S OUT v , FOUND POWER HEADY WINE. ON OUR, HANDS! ' ' 1' f?T I l"'Rf UIND VI BUT V AMT-ll I lsiFCrTTTT Mot lb let Your little keep Yhin3 .cSl Yi ... i bFI(BAW-WJ brotmer. watch r quiet You SrS" 1 - F ? 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If"" 27 Favorite animal ' grl 35 French verb 28 Fabric 31 Flower 32 Employ 33 Individual 34 Louse egg 35 Eternity 37 Musical quality 38 Mariner's direction 30 Attempt 40 American capitalist 41 Pewter coin to be" 42 Priority (prefix) 4d uircn 46 Ensnare 50 Range part 51 Obtained 53 Farm building 54 Intellect 55 Uncle Tom's favorite ' 56 Exude ; 57 Chances f 58 Feminine nickname 50 Coteries ' DOWN ! 1 Rodents 2 Unclosed 3 Coal pit Yi,T VS3L Jm, Aniwer to Previous Punle 36 Citrus fruits 44 Greedy 37 African flies 45 Split 40 Scottish alder 47 Congealed tree vapor 41 Cultivates, as a 48 Landed plant 49 Cooking 42 Flower part utensils 43 Italian province 52 Eggs 1 12 13 4 5 16 p I 8 Is J 10 III il il i7" i3 iS if if fTarST 24 25- 126 fl T 28 129 W 51 132 ' 33 34 n 35 36 r'TP' ' 38 39 40 43 144 145 i6 47 18 149 50 : 51 52 " 53 54 55 56 57 58 U I I I I I I I I I I I I 72
