Movie Showtime
Tutiday, Oct. 7. 1963
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 7:00
Complett ihow at 7:30. "Mutiny on Ihe
Bounty" at 7:45 only.
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open Thur-Frl-Sal-
Sun
PINE DRIVE-IN Open FrlSal-Sun
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Closed Monday,
Tuesday. Wednesday
Wednesday, Oct. a, 1963
INOIAN THEATRE Doors open 7:00. Com
plete Ihow 7:15. "Bye, Bye, Birdie" 7:43
only.
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open Thur-Frl-SaLSun
PINE DRIVE-IN Open Frl-Sal-Sun
ENDS
TONIGHT
Darryl F. Zanuck's
"THE LONGEST DAY"
Fabian, Mel Ferrer, Henry
Fonda, Steve Forrest, Peter
Lawford, Red Buttons,
Robert Ryan, Tommy Sands
Eddie Albert, Paul Anka,
Sal Mineo, Robert Mitch
urn, Richard Burton.
plus
"SPORT-O-RAMA"
Box Office Opens, 7:00
Show Starts at Dusk
Special Admission, this picture
$1 .25 per person
01 q
'ear
There's
A Reason!
Calendar Of Regional Events
By ABIGAIL VANBUREN
DEAR ABBY: I have three chil
dren. A boy ot 20, and two girls,
16 and 13. I am at my wits' end
with the boy. He graduated from
high school two years ago and has
been sitting home ever since. He
never goes out. He has no friends
and says he doesn't want any. He
sits in the house all day watching
television and complaining about
the meals. He is always critizing
me and picking on his sisters. Noth
ing is wrong with him. He is big,
strong and healthy. I tried to get
him to join the Army or get a job
but he threatens to hit me if I
don't quit nagging him. My hus
band is dead. What should I do?
WITS' END
! DEAR WITS'END: A 20-year-old
j is not a BOY, he is a MAN or
should be. Your son could be lazy,
; spoiled or sick. It is nor normal
for a "strong, healthy" man to
withdraw from society and vege
tate. You can find out what ails
him by getting him to a doctor.
mrmm
ENDS TONITE:
-WED. thru SAT: i
REGULAR PRICES!
golgo
WW
p INM-PINMSIOir
iier ratk AiiH- mm
DEAR Abby; Recently our
bridge club' met at the home of one
of the members. I won first prize
and another woman won second
prize. When we opened our prizes
hers was so superior to the little
doodad that I won for first prize
that I felt terribly cheated. Every
one present commented on the nice
prize she had won. Don't you think
the winner of the second prize
should have said, "There must be
some mistake"?
DISAPPOINTED
DEAR DISAPPOINTED: Not
necessarily. If the hostess, who had
bought the prizes, did not indi
cate that a "mistake" had been
made, perhaps there was no mis
take. If I were you, I'd forget it.
DEAR ABBY: To "Insulted"
whose guests complained about the
temperature in her home:
A very witty friend of mine re
cently bought a large home. When
I complained that I was chilly, she
left the room and returned with
her gas bill in one hand and a
sweater in the other. She said,
"Here, put this on and shut up!"
Personally, I thought it was hilar
ious. SHERMAN OAKS
DEAR SHERMAN: I'm glad you
thought it was hilarious. A sweater
wouldn't have helped me much In
a large, chilly room. I'd have re
quested an electric blanket but
then she'd probably have shown
me her electric bill.
CONFIDENTIAL TO MARK:
Milk is not that cheap any more.
You'd be ahead to buy the cow.
For Abby's booklet, "How To
Havb A Lovely Weddi. g," send 50c
to Abby. Box 3365. Beverly Hills,
Calif.
Everybody ha: a problem.
What's yours? For a personal re
plv, write to Abby, Box 3365, Bev
erly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamp
ed, self-addressed envelope.
Tuesday, Oct. 1
Roseburg Kiwanit Club, Ump
qua Hotel Civic Room, noon.
Sutherlin . Methodist Church,
choir practice, 7:30 p.m.
Winston Dlllard Kiwanit Club,
dinner meeting at Junction Cafe,
6:30 p.m.
Boots and Calico, square dance
lessons at Winston Community
Hall, 8-10 p.m., Ward Cummings
instructor, for information call 672-'
2868 or 673-4843.
Glide Kiwanis Club, 7:30 p.m.
Open duplicate bridge club 7:15
at Umpqua Hotel. For information
call Mrs. W. C. Callison, OR 2-1452.
Alcoholici Anonymous, 424 NE
Winchester, 8 p m., for informa
tion call OR 3-6629.
Associated Volunteers card par
ty. Veterans Hospital recreation
building music room. 7:30 to 9:30
p.m. '
Army Reserve, 1614 W. Harvard,
8-10 p.m.
Roseburg Woman's Club, pro
I gram on interior decorating by
Mrs. Henry Alexander, at the cluo
house, 1:30 p.m.
Elkton Rebekah Lodge, at the
Lodge Hall, 8 p.m.
Little River Home Extension,
Wolf Creek Training Camp, 7:30
p.m., project "Freezer Meals."
Oakland City Council, 8 p.m.
Doug-Ettt, Sheriff's Mounted Pa
trol, courthouse. 7:30 p.m.
Rainbow Garden Club, business
meeting and potluck.
Melrose Grange, at the hall, 8
p.m.
Umpqua Post 16, American Le
gion Post and Auxiliary, Veterans
Memorial Building, 8 p.m.
Job's Daughters, Bethel B, Ma
sonic Hall, 7:30 p.m.
South Umpqua Archers Shoot,
meeting, 10 a.m.
Wilbur Methodist Church, offici
al board meeting at the church,
7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 2
Dorcas Welfare Center, 1515 SE
Mill St., open 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Tonmlie Community Church Bi
ble Class, Ladle Clubhouse, 10:30
Myrtle Creek Duplicate Bridge
Club, Nut snett Cafe, Myrtle
Creek, 9:30 a.m., for Information
call Mrs. W. K. Johnson or Mrs.
Robert King, Myrtle Creek, or Mrs.
J. Coyle, Riddle.
Woman's Heme League ef the
Salvation Army, 507 NE Winches
ter, 10:30 a.m.
Air Force Reserve, 1614 W. Har
vard Ave., 8 p.m.
Doug-Ett's Sheriff's Mounted Pa-
Tuei., Oct. 1, 1963 Tht Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7
Five-Card Suit
Response Better
(Written For NEA)
By OSWALD JACOIY
When you hold 11 high card
points It is correct policy to re
spond with a five card suit, rather
than a four carder even if you
ei.k?.,. r., ri..u Rnui.,.rn 'rol. rairgr -ns, 7:30 p.m.
Cartways, 7:30 p.m.
Melrose Missionary Society, work
New York Housewives Find
Wide Interest In Art Tours
Soviet's Sea Monster
Has Taste For Dogs
JIOSCOW (UPI) The Soviet
Union has its own sea monster
with a taste for hunting dogs, Ra
dio Moscow reported Monday.
The "dragon like creature"
lives in Siberia's Lake Labynkyr
and "has frequently been seen by
local inhabitants."
"On one occasion the monster
swallowed a hunter's dog," the
broadcaster, a student of biology
at Moscow State University said.
He cited monster sightings in
the west including one off Brazil
and in Loch Ness and said an
expedition had gone to Lake
Labynkyr and will return next
month.
The lake is 220 miles north of
the port of Okhotsk, on the Sea
of Ohkotsk, east of Alaska.
Moose Lodge, Mooso Hall, 8 p.m.
I Melrose Missionary Society, work Laurel Lodge 13.
Drain Chamber of Commerce, I
City Hall, noon.
Woman's Home League of the;
Salvation Army, at the clv.irch
ll:30 p.m.
' Umpqua Regional Timing Assn.,
, il'l NE Cummins, 6:30 m.
.... , . ,, , Timber Town Duplicate Bridge
ait critics, curators and the artists cub 7:30 .m. For information.
ineniseivcs. -pall Mi. Wnlti.r tlirioti. ftB 9.I4AX .
Mru lornnr MtimatM that 1500 . W . V. ,7. ' . I nave W 80 W the tWO level. II
,,.VP,LJK?m?V E.d."f, .u Pes have "passed through our ST i!" inY "v first Thursday South had followcd 0,15 rule and
NEW YORK (UPI)-It took he,.. since &eiT beginning two ' , moUh P Thurday responded with two clubs. West's
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WOMAN'S VIEW
By GAY PAULEY
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Opening lead 4 A
national boom in art to DUt two
! attractive young New York house
wives into a business which they
thought would fill some of their
spare hours.
But it turned into a busy full
time job for each. Helen Kaplan
and Caroline Lerner don't mind;
it's just that they're amazed that
U- 1.. W.A ....... U . I.-..- M
p, ft, TflPC ("Ink Wtn.tnn OI'OUB UlU WUUiu liuv uivc cih-
Thev come from all Darts of t.., uli, ci,m ,.,r " " harassed North. He could well at-
the country-conventions where el.clses lnciuded for 'those' w h 0
the men bring their wives and yfa
the wives want something to do w.'.tiUe Walst-A-Welohs (TOPS
PIANO
a BALDWIN
or ORGAN
LOW MONTHLY RENTAL . PRICES
CKETTS
MUSIC STORE, Inc.
702. S. E. Jackson
673-3202
HBaBuaMH I
' 1 hMani iMMaai
besides
rooms
shop and sit in hotel
are one of their best
Club) Congregational Christian
Chu.-cli. 1518 NW Keasev Road.
sources. 7 p m for intormation call OR
Fewer Men '3-8378
Thfv ant mnro unmnn nnllnrv. I
so many persons are interested in!va,ers than mc alth;ugh ..w'e "my- Reserve, inn w. tiarvarr
find an increase in the number of '
married couples," said Mrs. Ler-:, Roseburg Blue Star Mothers,
ner. "Many mothers bring their hon'e of Letha ?rv,an' f27 W. Elm,
teen-aged children." 10:30 a.m., sack lunch.
Mrs. Lerner, 37, a strawberry Roseburg Art and Embroidery
blonde with blue eyes, said that! Club, home of Mrs. Walter Rus-
most of her life had been spent sell at 728 W. Union, 2 p.m.
touring art galleries
The two, both wives of attorneys
and mothers of two children each,
operate Gallery Passport, Ltd..
which books group tours of New
York's public and private muse
ums and galleries and chartered
bus tours of famous collections
along the Eastern seaboard.
The women met while both were
active in the League of Women
Voters, and said their idea for
the business evolved from con
versations with a third mutual
Christian Women's Club, lunch
eon at Umpqua Hotol, 12:15 p.m.
dessert luncheon, home of Mrs.
Earl Strong, 1422 SE Court Ave.,
in the art world
"When I was eight, my mother
started me in Saturday morning
sketching classes at Parsons
(School of Design)," she said. "I 1:15 n.m
practically grew up there." , Seriff's Posse, business meeting
Cha m a 1fttarl in fin A ailc of - il. o u
!rie?d'iJhlla"ii;had,,iH?,eni af.e,d,lCornel1 University and after grad- Emblem Cl'ub, executive board
in connection with the New York i partments of two New York retail
WnrlHc Foil in 1QK4.A'; f.
siores.
ford to come In with four hearts
and North would have become de
clarer at the heart slam.
As it was, the three-spade bid
put pressure on North, but he came
through nobly, or at least suc
cessfully. He bid four clubs on a
three card suit, and jumped to six
hearts after getting a raise to five.
West opened the ace of spades
and after ruffing with the deuce of
trumps, South went Into a long hud
dle to plan his play. If you look at
all the cards you can see that sev
eral lines of play will work, but
South could not see the East-West
cards.
He decided that it would be just
too hard to make the hand against
a 4-1 trump split, but that he
would have no trouble against a
3-2 split, provided all the clubs
weren't bunched in the East hand,
and that West did not hold four to
the jack. ,
After this decision play went
quickly. South came to his hand
with a club, ruffed a second spade
in dummy, cashed dummy's king
of trumps, overtook the queen with
his ace, pulled East's last trump
with his ten-spot, and led a club to
dummy's king. West showed out
and South was able to finesse
against East's jack.
He would lose a spade at the fin
ish, but the slam was made.
Q The bidding has been:
North . Kail South West
1 A Double Redou. S
Pass ' Pass 4 Pass
5 Pass ?
You, South, hold: .
KJ7 MQS54 OKI !t
What do you do?
A Pees. Your partner is hi
vltinr a slam and while yon
know there Is something; phony
bout East's takeout double. It
looks aa It your partner has two
olub leeen. You also hare two
elub losers, so the slam Is not
teiiur to make acainst s elub
lead.
' ' TODAY'S QUESTION
Instead of bidding five spades
your partner bids five clubs over
your four spades. What do you
do in this case?
' Answer Tomorrow
World's Fair in 1964-65.
Planning To Expand
When they first started, they
confined the tours to New York.
Now, they've branched to include
bus visits to such as the Wads
worth Atheneum in Connecticut,
the Barnes Foundation in Penn
sylvania, and Winterthur in Dela
ware. Eventually, tney nope 10
ring in longer range tours to as
sorted galleries and museums
around the country.
The two do all the planning of
the tours but leave the lecturing
on art on the tours to experts
they've lined- up art professors,
Barnard Graduate
Mrs. Kaplan, 30, blue-eyed with
brown hair, was a history major
at Barnard College and worked in
its vocational and guidance coun
seling department after her gradu
ation. The two believe the national
spurt in both gallery visiting and
in art purchasing are the results
of several factors.
"There's no doubt that there is
an aura originating from the
White House," said Mrs. Kaplan,
referring to Mrs. John F. Ken
nedy's restoration project for the
executive mansion
meeting. Elks Lodge. 8 p.m.
Umpqua Lions Club, Bamboo
House, 6:30 p.m.
Winston - Dlllard Job's Daugh
ters, Douglas School, 7:30 p.m.
Mu Chapter, BcU Sigma Phi, 8
p.m.
Camas Valley Toattmlttress I
Club, . Bart's Cafe, t p.m. ' I
Roseburg Toastmasters Club,'
Umpqua Hotel, 7 p.m.
Wilbur Methedlst Church, Wom
en s Society, at the church, noon.
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Church To Host
Literacy Speaker
On Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the
First Church of God, 546 NE Chest
nut St., Roseburg, Mrs. Jesse Wal
ther, co-chairman for the Eugene
Council on the Laubach Literacy
Program and state missionary edu
cation director for the Church of j
God, will speak on the subject ,
"Oregon's need for Literacy." She
will be assisted by Mrs. Jack Mon- j
ton, education director for the Eu
gene Laubach Program.
The members of the council have
been very successful in teaching
functional illiterates in the Eugene
area to read by using the Lau
bach method of teaching, church
spokesmen state. Dr. Laubach has
been successful in teaching illiter
ates in 100 countries and in 300 lan
guates it is reported. It is a pro
gram to help adults who wish to
learn to read. There are reported
ly 33,000 functional illiterates in the
state of Oregon and an estimated
2,234 in Douglas County. This pro
gram is designed to reach these
people by an "Each One, Teach
One" method.
The Roseburg pastor, the Rev.
Howard W. Levered, and Mrs. La
vclle Bishop, president of the local
missionary society, invite the pub
lic to attend this special program.
CAINE, England (UPI) When
an ambulance driver showed up
Tourists to Europe come back I a' her home Monday to take her
to the United States with a new maternity nome, Mrs. taun
appreciation of art, said Mrs. Ler-1 Taylor told him there must be
ner. "They see history and culture , somo mistake,
centuries old," she added. "I j "I told him I had finished with
think the- result is that we're try- those places long ago," Mrs.
ing to make a deeper history for I Taylor, 73, said "my youngest 1
ourselves.". !son is 46." i
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Slash Burning Blaze
Gets Out Of Control
By United Press International
A fire which got away from a
logging company crew burned
about 160 acres six miles south
east of The Dalles Saturday nighl
and Sunday before b cing con
trolled, it was announced Monday.
The fire started from controlled
burning being done by McDonald
Logging Co., which was clearing
a right-of-way for Bonneville Pow
er Administration. It raged across
a rugged area of brushland, scrub
oak and timber from 4 p.m. Sat
urday until firefighters managed
to get a line around it about 2:30
a.m. Sunday.
Bulldozers were thrown inlo the
battle at dawn, but most of the
work had to be done on foot be
cause of the rough terrain.
Another fire which charred 1,200
acres near the Oregon line in
Owyhee County, Idaho, was con
trolled Sunday. The fire was cen
tered about 10 miles east of Jor
dan Valley, Ore.
Only three small fires were re
ported on state protected land
Sunday and all were controlled.
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christened look. Richer roomy interiors with subtle new
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upholstery in the new Chevrolet impala Super
Sport Series.
of four smooth transmissions to go with them.
And underlying it all, the opulent feel of this '64 Chevrolet's
Jet-smooth ride.
Matter of fact, the most noticeable difference between
this beautiful new 1964 Chevrolet and the high-
priced cars hi the price Itself.
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