D-W Methodist State
Auction Sale Saturday
The DilUrd - Winston Metho
dist Church (located in Dillurd)
will hold an auction sale at the
church, on Saturday beginning
ai j.u a. in. rursuns naving
items to donate for the sale are
asked; to, contact the Rev. Ev
erett "Gardner, pastor, phone
679-5732, before Saturday.
Layman Sunday was observ-
with wuour Bushong in charge
of the morning service. Sneak
ers were Bill Lapp and Russell;
incicett wno spoke on the topic
"The Church and Community
at Home and Abroad."
I
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Report It!
By ABIGAIL VANBUREN
L. . .' time togtther as th Lord al-
nils isn f inoi.
Ivno f l -."IOWS
--t yuij usually; gel.
DEAR ABBY
Friday & Saturday
' Walt Disney's '
"THE SON OF
FLUBBER" i
"THE SAVAGE
GUNS"
- Richard Bosehort -Don
Taylor - Alex Nicol
' Pacquita Rico
Plus
: . Color Cartoon
but maybe you can do some
thing about it. Evcrv nieht n
gang of neighborhood teen-age
punks search for, and find, poor
stray kittens and cats.. They
torment these poor animals by
sticking needles into them,
breaking their legs and burning
them aliveThey even give kit
tens to large dogs to chew and
maul. I have seen them, and
so have others. Everybody com
plains, but nobody does any
thing about it. I am willing
to do anything I can to stop
them. I Where do I start?
' . '' IVlltO. H.icvstBm- "Riicf ihnir hMiinHc
DEAR MRS. B.i You start:with a board!" That's the way
by calllnq the naliee and v I'm raising mine, and I must
don't stop there. You also call admit il works.
the Society for the Prevention ' MYRTLE
of Cruelty to Animals (S.P.C.A.)J
Anyone who has knowledge of CONFIDENTIAL TO CON
such cruelty and neglects to re- FUSED IN NORFOLK, VA.:
port it, shares the guilt with Don'' xP,ct Vur friends to
the tormentors. . ;9'v yu tnY helpful advice
.with that problem. They will
DEAR ABBY: I have been onlV " ya wh,t ,hV ,hlnk
DEAR ABBY: Half the time
I don't get a chance to read
the newspapers, but I always
save them to wrap potato and
onion peelings in. I want you
to know that I never throw gar
bage on a paper until I make
sure I've read your column. I
wish I could talk to the mother
of the little boy who bit the.t
dentist. Remember? Then the it.
dentist sent his nurse out to tell
that mother to take her kid to
another dentist next time. My
mother raised six of us kids by
what she called the "Three B's"
Glide Couple New Owners
Of Umpqua River Land
SIMPLE SYMPHONY -
with Christine Walton
Grace Doty, center, shown
left, and Elena Timofeeva,
right, is leading soloist with the Pacific Ballet, which
appears in Roseburg Monday, at 8 p.m. in the Rose
burg High School Auditorium. This is the first in o
series of four winter concerts of the Roseburg Com
munity Concert Association. The black-haired soloist
featured in "Simple Symphony," also will appear with
Alan Howard, director an principal dancer, in the
classical Pas de Deuxs from Don Quixote. She has
been extensively acclaimed on the West Coast,
wnerovsr tne bs.ie' has performed..
Thur.,.Oet. 24, 1963 The. Newi-Review. .Page 11.
By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY
Mr. and Mrs. William Diet
rich of Glide have purchased
the property of Mrs. Oscar Ber
rie on the old North Umpqua
Highway which consists of five
acres of walnuts and a two-
bedroom house with 200 feet of
river frontage. The deal was
made by the Helen Glenn Realty
Co. of Roseburg.
Californians Move Here
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carlisle
and two children moved from
El Toro, Calif., to Glide last
week and took an apartment at
the Barn apartments. Carlisle
a U. S. Marine Corpsman, leftl
Sunday for San Francisco to'
board ship for service in Okin
awa. He is a brother of Mrs.
Mrs. Gilbert Magness, Mrs.
Ray Ballou, Mrs. Harold Mc-
Cormack and Mrs. G; W. Mc
Clue attended the monthly meet
ing of the Douglas County Asso
ciation of Educational Secretar
ies held at Reedsport last week.
They were entertained at din
ner at the Reedsport High
School. The secretaries of every
school in Douglas County make
up the membership of this as
sociation. . i ;
Guests at the home 'of Mr,
and Mrs. .Elmor Reese last
week for a five-day ' visit were
Mr. and Mrs. John Hertli of
Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Slirum Jr.
spent the, weekend at Corvallis.
They attended the Oregon State-
Washington Stale football game
WAITER WAS CRQWNED'
V LONDON UPIV i Walters at
the . Pigalle a London nigU,
club have threatened, to-strike
because singer Jill Day crowned
a waiter with' a jsilver platter
full of peas. ', .', .t ;'.
, VThat damn waiter got on, my
nerves;" Miss . Day - said ' of the
Saturday" -night Incident. "AH
through-1 my', act '.he !." was'
stacking dishes on' a; tray .and
sorting out knives' and. forks. I
grabbed the first thing I could
lay. ni y hands on and sloshed
him over the head with it."
births
Bud Shrum of Glide.
Weekend guests at the homeiSaturday and visited their son,
of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Cellers Bob, a junior at the university
were their son, David, a senior
at the University of Oregon; his
, classmate, Jerry Haugcn: Or-
jville Reese and daughter, Miss
.Pat Reese, (the fiance of David
Cellers): the latter's uncle,
" Charles Reese, and Marvin Rey
nolds, all of Eugene. The visit
ors came for the last two days
- of the deer hunting season,
and Mrs.! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayes
"I,
JL.y- 1 ""ff SS.W.MrL I- " 0V" HARTY - To Mr. and Mrs, PASCO - To Mr
ind we 1 a ; be n seeing eacl i - ' "owa'd ,13 SE William Pasco, 644 NE Meadow ""d four children of Toledo
: . ueen. seeing eacn. iPine. Kosobm-2. Oct. 14 mi . moved to Glide last week and
other for six months. As I am
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n the hos : What's' yours? For a personal daughter, Bridget Lynn; weight uor 1 inda Lee ve gilt 7 ore livirn? '? the !
l in tne nos-i ' ,6 pouml, 8vi ounces. , ,,,,: , , ' ments. 1 he alter :
"we-ffinJ0';! MUNION -To Mr. and Mrs. " , , J i of Mr. and Mrs. C
on. This man ?euy HUtt. 5cloff, ",DBrold Munlon. 1718 SE Jack- FIET - To Mr. and Mrs.'
self-addressed envel- Darold Munlon, 1718 SE Jack-
NOW!...
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nt 7-15
I Sot-Sun. TECHNC0L0R.
writing :this, I am
pital recuperating
ond cancer oneration
really worships me and insists ""P. seu-uuu.u Rosobura Oct 18 a son Fred Flet, 312 SE Stephens
on getting married right away.i"!' How To Steven Lee; weight 6 pounds Roseburg, Oct. 17, a son, Mark
I have explained the whole For-Auby s booklet, How lo ou ' . " Al en; weight 7 pounds 3 ounc-
Perar7S' bUt "oeVetoAAbbyVeIx 336ri verly' NICKSON - To Mr. and Mrs. r
he says it makes no difference. 50c to Abby,. Box 336o, Beverly Nickson U34 W- wili. ATVV0OD - To Mr. and Mrs.
All he wants is to marry me,Hllls. ,tary, Roseburg, Oct. 16, a son, Jack Atwood, 123 Hoover, Rose-
ana take care of me. I love Anthony Gene; weight 7 pounds burg, Oct. 13, a son, Gregory
him very much. We are both! RjverSCiale FoIkS 7 ounces. Dean; weight 8 pounds 4 ounces.
in vim cutjv llllltra. uu vuu ' r . u
Moore apart-l
is a daughter
C. F. Moore.
For The Flneit In
WEDDING INVITATIONS
and i
ANNOUNCEMENTS
cm
M & M PRINTERS
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PkmMyw )y- 1 sj
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Lackey Real Estate
DIAL 672-1 659
SHIRLENE I
BRAZIE'S .
FOOD FOR
THOUGHT
With the exception -- of the
Japanese Abalonc, . all '.of the
six species are found along !tlie
California coast and Southern
Oregon const to Coos Bay.; Be
cause abalone fishing has been
so popular with sportsmen,' the
limit at present is five abalone
per person. ... . .
When cooking abalone, prop
er pounding is the most Import
ant factor. Use a wooden mal-,
let, rolling pin, or wooden po
tato masher. Hit the slices, or
whole abalone, lightly with . a
steady stroke; ; If you : hit too
hard you 'will' 'have a pulpy
mass; if tod lightly or Uneven
ly, you'll bite into Hard .spots.
Pound until; piece -is 'light, soft
and velvety. It is right, for copk
ing'whcn the piece, is like, a
limp 'pancake when held up'.,.,.
For Fine - Food and . Fast . -:
Service, dine a( . . . ':';-,!
THE TIMBER GRILL ' ;
732 S.E. Con ,, 672-910
think I would be doing wrong! Frifl Coast StSV
in marrying him? I want an;
honest answer.
BORROWED TIME
DEAR BORROWED TIME:
Marry him. And enjoy as much
CLOSED MON. thru THUR.
r FRI-SAT-SUN ,
Showi start ot 7:00
WOMEN!,.
. ' and their desires!
WOMEN!
and their habits!
WOMEN!
. at their best!
WOMEN!
. at their worst!
WOMEN of
the WORLD
in COLOR, yet!
rn.MiT
Tonight
"CALL BE BWANA"
Bob Hope - Anita Ekberg
plus
"DR. NO"
Sean Connery -Ursula
Andress
Joseph Wiseman
Box Office Opens at 6:45
Show Starts at 7:00
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ott Jr.
are back at their Riversdale
home after spending the sum
mer months at the coast where
the former was engaged in com
mercial fishing. Mrs. Ott was
employed for a time in Coos
Bay. Since returning home
Mrs. Ott has gone to Myrtle
Creek to care for her grand
daughter, Sherry Miller, while
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Miller lake their son, Chris, to
the hospital for surgery.
Don Kruse delivered a load of
hay to the coast on the week
end and while there, enjoyed a
successful doer hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Trozelle
visited a few days last week in
Portland with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
John Trozelle, and Valerie. This
week, visiting in Portland with
the Trozelle's are Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Stark. Mrs. Trozelle h
their daughter.
Movie Showtime
The Sky Above
Mud Below
Thursday thru Saturday
"DONOVAN'S REEF"
John Wayne
plus
"THE MAIN
ATTRACTION"
Pat Boone - Nancy Kwan
Gates Open 6:00
Show at 7:00
Thursday, Oct. 24, l4!
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 7:00.
Complete show al 7:15. "20,000
Leaaues Under the Sea" at 7:40 onlv.
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open Frl-Sat-Sun.
PINE DRIVE-IN Closed lor the
Season.
CLOVERLEAF ORIVE-IN ISuthorlln)
Box office opens at 6:45. Show al
7:00. "Call We Bwana" and "Dr. No.'
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Gates open at
6:00. Show at 7:00. "Donovan's Reef"
and "The Main Attraction."
Friday. Oct. 25, 1M1
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 6:30.
Complete shows at 7:00 - 9:30. "20,--000
Leegues Under the Sea" at 7:16
?:48. - - ,
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Oper 6:30.
Shows start at 7:00. "Women of the i
World" and "Sky Above,. Mud Be
low." PINE DRIVE-IN Closed lor the
season.
BENETTA THEATRE (Wlnstonl "The
Son of F lubber" and: "The Savage
Guns." ,: .
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Wulherllnl
Box office opens at -6:45. Show at
7:00. "Call Me Bwana" and "Dr ,No."-
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Gates open at
6:00. show at 7:00. "Donovan's Reef",
and "The- Main Attraction."
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TREATS FOR THE TRICKSTERS
Nowberrys Has a Wide Variety of Goodies for '
the Little Goblins . . . and all at THRIFTY ;
prices' such as:
Reg. 49c Lb; - ' " ""r-
WRAPPED CANDY ;3 1
HALLOWEEN MIX :::t:W
CANDY BARS
Box ot 40
Junior Size .
79'
CANDY CORN
LB.
39'
DRESS UP FOR
HALLOWEEN
87l to 2.98
Scare 'em off is a fierce monster costume such as the
horrible Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein
shown here! Any goblin will take it on the run . . .
any witch will jump on her broom at such a fearsome
' sight! Or, if you prefer, be Cinderella or
Mickey Mouse or any one of many, many other
entertaining or monstrous characters."
Each costume, created by Ben Cooper, is
complete with authentic character mask.
Small (4-6), medium (8-10),
large (12-14).
lis
BHicnopr
FOAM-BACKED
9x12 RUGS
$1777
II Reg. $19.98
Thick Viscose Rayon Cut Pile in Smart
Tweed Weave. :
Thick Foam Backing for Luxury Under
Foot, Longer Wear.
Fashion Colors.
KING SIZE
REG. $6.95
4.88
Four Metal Trays 'in Smart
uesian. one Table hat K-
Casters, Acts as Rack, or
Use as Hostess Cart.
UMl i - '
2 Lb. 12 Ox. Jar
KOPPER KETTLE
Preserves
8-TRANSISTOR
POCKET RADIO
$12.88
Reg. SI 9.95 ,
All trantiit' pM
roJio. larpliw,
tery, tntenno, can.
7?
Strawberry
Apricot-i .n-
apple
Grape Jelly
GE STEAM-DRY IRON ,
$8.97
Reg. $9.97
Fsmam 6E Iron iteom vents,
fabric Won't spill or
pu:itrt
DELUXE
TOY
CHESTS
$0 Ql! $10.95
aOU Voluet
Lined with Phillipina Moho-
choI. of y Pi"k-
low, Turquoiw, Ton or
Whito.
rrt
if
I Electric Skillet j
1 '9.77 ')
1 $12.88 Volue!
I 12" covered tkillet wfS
1 outomall; control. C o m-
,. I pletely Immeriible.