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Canyonville Methodists Slate last Of Mission Study Series ACCEPTS RESIGNATION WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pres ident Kennedy has accepted the resignation of two members of the "Civil Rights Commission and its staff director. ine White- House announced! reeently that those resigning By MRS. R. E. PROCTOR I Hunter Successful were Commissioners Spottswood' Lanyonville Methodists will Paul Klenke in a party of; W.VBobinson III and Robert r. ihost the last of four "Our Mis-four taeeed an elk in Douglas1 So trey, and staff Director Berl'6'00 Today" studies at 7 p.m.jCounty Saturday. I. Bernhard. Robinson has been Sunday. A fellowship hour will; Bud Olsen is home for the named a federal judge for the follo'. Iweek visiting his parents, the .District of Columbia. Two Aides Art Hired new nurses aides Keith ulsens. He has just re are centiy signed a contract with a Fri., Nov. 1, TOO- Th News-Review, Page 9 y i Calendar Of Regional Events Drop-In" Problem By ABIGAIL VANBUREN DEAR ABBY: I am a happy happens again. 1 can go live Friday, Nov. 1 . Turkey Dinner and Baiear, .. !by women's Association of Oak Rosebure Duplicate Bridge: Und Community Presbyterian Club. Umpqua Hotel 12:30 p.m. Cnurch at JhurcJj ' . Open Club all bridge players iJ;30 rm. partner call 673-4566. the hall, 8:15 p.m. Tri 'N' Square Dance Club, at the hall in Myrtle Creek; 9 p.m. . v '.. Olalla Squares, Olalla Com The MAGIC SWORD Bo-.il Rothbone z Mitt is Color ' FORT MASSACRE Joel McCrco plus TWO Cartoons the Lane House, 544 SF, Douglas, open l to 5 p.m. employed at Forest Glen Hos-imanager, Leonard Grant of Hol-,bachelor and here is my prob-jwith my sister.' Who was unrea- sh,r'w' fQt' l ,the. Fair! pital, according to Mrs. Carl lywoou. preparatory to siKiinE'iom nv-n i..iohhnrc nn rioht cnnohi.. mm n, ,.,. grounds, 8 p.m. Potluck at b:30 Johnson, supervisor of nurses. recording contracts. Olsen plans next door to me on my left, i BIG SISTER i"'"1' ' Edith Hamlin and Eleanor Max-to study music and otherwise and the other right next door to DEAR SIS: I can't blame Home Group of Alcoholics An wen, oom or. myrue LrecK, re- luititi ms contract obligations me on my right, are divorcees.! your husband for being fed up enymeus call 672-4058, 8 p.m piace jan MiecK wno is movingnnis year ana men next to com- fiiey both tell me their troublesiwith your sister's hysterle. Tell to California and Zelma Ship-'bine his singing with a college and cry over both fences when-lsis to lay off the nocturnal man of Tri-City who lias se-career. iever they catch me outside. S.O.S.'s, or you will lose your cured leave of absence bccausel Jim Morris is convalescing! N!Aiv mv hnntr vnrd ic ftmvlpH kinnu 5w.m of illness. rapidly and is allowed visitors! with their tears and my grass! ' Mrs. Jean Kauanui presented this week. He was operated onju drowning. How can I keen DEAR ABBY: I have the ner a rational School assembly pro-jet the local hospital for removal.these two husband-losers from feet solution for the busy house- Umooue Radio Club at the gram at Canyonville High of the spleen last Tuesday fot-!rujwnf my yard? wife who was embarrassed by 7.30 Tm '.. pe School Oct. 30 titled "Under-i lowing a football injury. He is , HAPPY RAPHELOR th thn.nhfi.. r,. wh 4..cl ' ' ...... water Wonders" showing scuba; a member of the Canyonville DEAR HAPPY: Crow rice, 'happened to be in the neighboL diving equipment and technique. High team. .! . hood so she thoueht she'd rirno W,m,nWoI1?. Com.mum,y D,y. M.S. Robert Shaffer and nrm aruv- i w . isi!n nnrf . ,ii .n oblserv":e m reuowsnip oom 01 Adele. Mrs. Leota Sander and ..,1." "V ,v " ' " l;" ! " r.rV.":;:,! First Presbyterian Church, 1:30 Miss Serena Hodges spent Sun- jn the world, but I love her. Sheiover to her house. But don't Christ's Ambassador of Winston Assembly of Church, 7 p.m. Driver's License Examiner, 837 SE Roberts, 8 a.m. to 5 Rummage Sale, by Alpha Chi munity Building. 9 p.m. Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Al-I- evergreen Orange, card par pha. at rummage center. 249liv lh(, haii . nrn. CP T....S...... " i . .- - . - - . Turkey Dinner, plus' country store and program, by Rivers dale Grange at the hall, serv ing 6 to 7:30 p.m, Baked Food Sale, by Rose School PTA. 722 SE Jarlcsnn GodSl., 8:30 a.m.' to 1 p.m. South Deer Creek Grange, at iJ'THAMBURGERT' 1 You'll Like 1 I All Beef Ground Chuck V 1 ) DAIRY QUEEN (j Attending the Oregon Bank er's Association fall conference at Portland last week and Sat urday's Oregon-Washington foot ball game were I. N. Gray,' Mr. and Mrs. Milton Herbert ' and Ends SAT. night Complete Shows 7 & 9:1 S DOORS OPEN 6:10 "ROBERT" " POUT STACK BERGEN JOAN ' ' JANIS ; CRAWFORD PAIGE day in Florence visiting Mrs. tells me her troubles and cries Lewis Johnson, the former Mary on my shoulder. She has a hus Berry, whose husband died Fri- ha nri hut hp's nn hpln -flln Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hoverson day. Funeral services were Mon-lories nn his mother's 1 Well of Canyonville. 'day with burial at the Molalla my sis called me at 4:15 this: iwo la may parties Honored cemetery. birthdays of the youngest mem-j bers of the Klenke family at .. ... Canyonville. The Paul Klenke's! Credit1 WOlTien daughter, Leslie, celebrated her . , . . first birthday on Monday at' Attend mGCt meir rome ana ine same group Seven members of the Rose p.m., tea to follow, public in vited. Aialea Grange, at the hall, 8 p.m., election of o'flcers. Senior Cltliens, sponsored by YMCA, at the "Y," 9 a.m. to morning and scared my hus- CONFIDENTIAL TO MRS. J. 4 p.m. with potluck at 12:30 band out of his wits. She want- O'S.: A pat on the back devel-'p.m., bring own table service, ed to know if she should call ops character If given young I Olalla Valley Club, Upper the police to look for her 18-, enough, often enough and LOW ninlla Community Ruildinc not. give her any notice. Just ring her bell like she rang yours, and see how SHE likes it. "TURN ABOUT"! parlied again Tuesday to mark the second birthday of the Stan Klenke's daughter, Katharine. Besides the family, included were Mr. and Mrs. I. Riepe and Robbie, Mrs. Andrew Pil hofer and Bill Pilhofer. year-old daughter who went out enough. on a date and wasn't home yet. She was hysterical, Abhy. I'll! Everybody has a problem, admit she's called at odd hours! What's yours? For a personal ,z: starts Sunday: , STARTLING!.. PROVOCATIVE! uui 1 tin irinniuiiLinn lORENlSCHELL March Wagner 'ihe Condemned FALW Torrighr "THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER" Glenn Ford-Shirley Jones plus "THE DAY MARS INVADED EARTH" Kent Taylor Marie Windsor for reasons like there was a reply, write to Abby, Box 3365, mouse in her bedroom, she is Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a terrified of thunder storms, etc. stamped, self-addressed envel But th;s time t'ie really needed ope. For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50c to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. NOW! thru SUN! . Shows start at 7:00 .OPEN 6:30. , 1 nun m Tonight "A GATHERING OF EAGLES" Rock Hudson-Rod Taylor plus "ISLAND OF LOVE" Robert Preston Tony Randall Box Office Opens of 6:45 Show Starts at 7:00 burg Credit Women's Breakfast Club attended the Oregon-Washington Regional Credit Confer ence held in Eugene on Oct. 27. Local members attending were me, and my husband refused Matilda Brooks, Grace Teeter, to drive me O 'er there to calm Elaine Tucker, Connie Mugger- her d-wn. (I don't drive.) He ud, Marge Packer, Pat Travis said if anything like that ever and Ethel Sirrine. Sparked by the theme, "Changing Times," outstanding speakers presented information on Oregon's economy, new com mercial laws, and Oregon fam ilies, according to reports from returning delegates. The annual meeting, held at the Eugene Hotel, drew credit managers and business operators from Oregon and the Columbia Riv er region of Washington. A special meeting of mem bers of the Credit Women's Breakfast Clubs was held at 7 a.m. Sunday. Speaker at this meeting was Helen Sawyers, lunior past president tional of Credit Women's Break fast Clubs of North America T'v East Blocks Dummy Tricks (Written For NEA) By OSWALD JACOBY EXPENSIVE FLAPS One of the most effective forms of the holdup occurs when a defender has two stop pers in dummy's suit and dum mv has onlv one sirla suit pn. interna-trv. South is in a normal, and what ought to be a very com fortable, threo no-trump con tract. He wins the opening spade lead in his own hand and promptly leads the eight of dia luck supper, 7 p.m. Douglas Court Order of Amar anth, Masonit Temple, 8 p.m., visitors welcome. Riversdale Grange, at t h e hall, 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov, 2 Buckeroo Square Dance Club, at the barn, danco of the month instruction, 8:30 p.m., regular dance at 9 p.m., ladies bring light potluck, visiting dancers and spectators welcome. Douglas County Mounted, Fairgrounds, 7 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, 424 NE Winchester, 8 p.m. for informa tion call 673-6629. Lane House, 544 SE Douglas, open 1 to 5 p.m. Rummage Sale, by University of Oregon Mothers Club, at Woman's Club on Moshor St., m. WASHINGTON (UPI) - It Imo UnAn nnolirn-; amoriotin toy. payers an extra $68,000 a year!n"-ont,s and Pla's the deuce from L-..-. Afo-i, rr,me nnH.dummy. the Army disagree on having! At h' Jf nt it is up to East fi , v,in nm-Uot. nf imi-, ,0 Put " mark and become 1 a holdup artist. He lets South's m,..' 1 a (! ' nr.'ieight spot hold the trick nhioh marie the estimate South l,lays his last diamond ra'ntt in i-onnrt to Con-nd now East 'akes his queen gress, said the Army finally Eas .can now, lcad an,ythj"g hi d backed down and f uturc 1 P""' ,"! of d.amonds, but bhalr IrnilsM " piuuauijr iciums 1115 IIU1 I the Ma- anginal spaue ieaa. 11 I South wins in dummy 'he can 1 set up the rest of the diamond suit, but. he won t ever be able to get 10 tncm. it ne wins in his own hand he entry to dummy, tropical Would have flaps rines wanted. vour eonv a "Win at Rrlrlna With Oswald Jaceby." Just send, 8 your name, eddress, end 50 cents to: Oswald Jecoby Reader PLANES AND SEAGULLS Service,' co this newspoper. Q The bidding has been: Boutk West North - But 1 Pane 3 Pus 7 You, South, hold: 4,3 2 MZ 4KJ7 AQIST What do you dot A Bid three hearts. Tea hove rood 14 points ud OM iford this further bid. TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner reblds four dia monds. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow MOFFETT FIELD, Calif. (UPI) The Navy has won its two-week battle with a flock of seagulls for runway space at its Moffett Field base near San Francisco. The gulls descended on the air strip Oct. 19 and engaged in competition with pilots and planes for lanaing room. Huge helicopters swept over the run way at regular intervals later and the birds deported in search of loss noetic surroundings. 1 " j ONLY $27950 r YES... Only $279.50 for BIjECTROHOME OUALITYI 7 r 1 THIHlMtT i Local News Movie Showtime 1 mm miLLHni THE MAN WITH THE X-RAY EYES 1NPATHEC0L0R .noSPECTARAMA mm Wmn n muif c rf ijf.' ' Torright Edgar Allan Poe's "THE HAUNTED PALACE" plus "THE TERROR" Boris Karloff Gates Open 6:00 Show ot 7:00 Frldiy, Nov. -1, 1H3 INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 4:30 p.m. complott snows sna y:i3. int Carelflkers" at 7:35 and 9:55 i STARLITE DRIVE-IN - Open 4:30 p.m. Show Maris at 7. "The X.Mon with the X-Ray Eyes" and "Terrllled" CLOVERLEAF DRIV6-IN ( Sulherllnl Box oltice opens 4:45 p.m. show al 7.1 "A Gathering ol Eagles" and "Island' of Love" TRI CITY THEATRE (Trl-Cltyl Box! cfflcs optri; 4 p m.i 'w' i 7- "Thel Haunted "palace" and "The Terror" BENETTA THEATRE (Wlnslonl-The I Courtship ot Eddie's Father" and I "The Day Mars Invaded Earth" j Saturday, Nov. 1, 1U1 1 INDIAN THEATRE Kiddle Mallnee; doors open 12:30. Complete show at 1 p.m. "Fori Massacre" and "Magic Sword" plus 3 cartoons. Out at 4. Evening doors open 4:30. Complete shows at 7 and 9:15. "The caretaxers" at 7:35 and 9:55 STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open 4:30 p.m. Show starts at 7. "The X-Man with th X-Rav Eves" and "Terrllled" CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlln)- Box otice opens 4:45 p.m., show at 7. "A Gathering ot Eagles" and "Island ot Love" TRI CITY THEATRE (Tri-Clty) Box ottlce opens 4 p.m., show at 7. "The Haunted Palace" and "The Terror" BENETTA THEATRE (Wlnstonl "The Courtship ol Eddie's Father" end "The Day Mars Invaded Earth" Mrs. Loue M. Wood of Yreka, still has an Calif., has spent the last two but no dia-iweeks in Iloseburg visiting her mond to load from his own hand, daughter, Mrs. Blanche Deg- Of course, South still lias ail". Sunday Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Dcgner visited in Eugene with friends, who formerly re sided in Yreka. Johnny's TV Service Ph. 672-1464 FIXED WHILE U WAIT TV's HI-FI'S, Radios 1268 S. E. Pine Amazing but true I New you may haw superb ELECTROHOME performance and quality for the price of ordlnry stereo. Just look at these features: Hand-crafted chassis. 4-speed Garrard changer. AMFM radio (stereo FM optional). Incomparable cabinet by Deilcraft. Facilities for exclusive Satellite Sound. 12-month warranty on parts. Supply limited, of course, at this special, low price. Come In now) New ELECTROHOME BICKETT3 MUSIC STORE, Inc. 702 S. E. JACKSON 673-3202 We Give and Redeem U-SAVE Stamps NORTH I AA73 V 1084 K J10 9J 73 WEST EAST A J 10 9 8 A 5 4 VK72 B653 763 A Q ! J95 Q10S2 SOUTH (D) AKQH2 AQJ 84 AK84 North and South vulnerable South West North But 1 A Pass 1 1 ' Pan 2N.T. Pans 3 NT. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead aW FATHER, SON COLLIDE ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI)-Two NIGHTS A WEEK 1 KINGS THREE W AT THE Mt BAMBOO J i STARTING TONIGHT, NOV. 1 Every Fri.-Sat.-Sun.-Mcn. NIGHT 9:30 PM . 2:00 AM 1 W olov o little ol tv.ryttiinj . , . modtrn, pop, 4 jail, old standards, and, yes ooflie west.rnf 247S N.E. DIAMOND LAKI IOULEVARD . ACROSS FROM ROSEBURO iOWL ,Hmmmemjm "i 11 aUnt Inft in Ulm lnnlrac 11a ll'ill u,m n, cnH in Hnmv H I motorists collided recently try a heart finesse, but West! w.hen t ollt. to.,face eacn holds the kine and South will """. tney lounn mey were winri nn rain tripk shnrt nf his father and Son. cnnimri Donald Akcrs, 23, driver of a Note that if East fails to hold! car bclonsing to his employer's "ch Va'r tamarr. un on the first diamond. South I company, had a jammed acccl-lii:4s-Ouiino liqm will nuke three diamond tricks orator and a flat tire Ch. 4 CHANNEL 2 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Miss Eugenie Savage of Oceanside. Calif., has left for her home, following a visit here KP1G-TV with her brother and sister-in-law, Air. and Mrs. Robert H. Savage, on SE Claire St. Miss Savage is taking her Sabbati cal year's leave from the Board of Missions from her teaching position of music in the Uni versity at Singapore. She stop ped over here also cn route to Boise, Idaho, where she was a speaker and then made a trip to Seattle to visit relatives. The following radio end television programs are printed es e free public service for News-Review readers. All program listings ara published as received from tha respec tive stations. The Newi-Revlew does not accept responsibility for variation from original schedules furnished this newspaper. 7:00 Today 1:00 Two Early 9:00 Yogs tor Hrallh t:li-TBA (Moo onlyl ?:l5-Educallonl TV ITueiFrl) MO-Word lor Word 10:00 Concentration 10:30 Mlsslna Link color 11:00 Your First Impression tola, 11:30 Truth or Constquencts ll:SS-Nows l:0O-People Will Talk-Color 12:7J News i::30-The Doctors l:oo Loretta Young 1: 30-You Don't Say 5:00 Match Game i:i Aitornoon Report 3:30 Make Room tor Detty (Mon-Wd.l I:30Bev'a Kitchen (Fri) J:J0 Be My Oueil fluM Sr Tliursl 3:00 Social Security (Mon. onlvl 3:00 Fashion Flashas (Tuts, only) 3:00 Spectator Matinee (Wed thru Fri) 3:15 TBA (Mon. onlyl 3: IJ Spectetor Mallnae (Tues. only) 1:3H-Wlr. Sf'l'e (Mon only) 4:30 Lone Ranger S:00-Capt. Shipwreck FRIDAY S:30-Tht Rifleman , :C0 Northwest News 6:30-Huntlev-Brlnkley 7:00 Speaking ot Sports 7:IS TBA 7:30 Internttllonal Showtime t:30-Bob Hope Sh. i t:30-Movle 11 :0O RttiwTl 1IMS-Tonight Show SATURDAY 30 Rull ina Redy Color t.OO Hector Heathcole Color t:30-Flreball XL-S 10:00 Dennis Ihe Menace 10:30 Fury 11:00 Sergeant Preston 11:30 Bullwinkle Color 13:00 Exploring 1:00 Mr. Wliard 1:30 Saturday Matinee 1:00-NFL Pro Hllltes 5:30 Captain Oallent 4:00 Zane Oroy 5:30 Hollywood and the Stars 7:00 Danny Kave Show 1:00 Perry Meson :0O MoviJ 1 1 '00 Saturday Clneme KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY l:0O Cacte'n Kangeroo t:00 Morning News t:30 I Love Lucy I0:00-The McCoys 10:30 Pete end Oladye ll:00-Lovo ol Llle U:34-CBS News instead of one and fulfill 'contract with an overtrick. his caused him to lose control and collide with his father s auto. Neither man was injured seri- u,hiflil,3:00"Tennessee fcrnle Wllll.ll : I,-., A. ThA ujnrlH Turns Leern the Jecoby system with ously. 1:00 Password 1:30 House Party 1:00 To Tell The Truth 1:35-Newt 3:30 Edge ot Night 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30-Who Do You Trust 4:00-Trellmester FRIDAY S:06-Prlday at 5 5:lu Huckleberry Hound 4:00 Channel 5 Report i:30-CBS Newt 7:00 Balllellnt 7:3077 Sunttl Strip l:30-Roule U t:30 Twilight Zone 10:00 Allred Hitchcock . 11:00 News 11:15 science Movie SATURDAY 17:00 Touchdown I3:30-O!ymplc 1:00 Pre Oeme l:15-Football 4:00 Bowling 5:00 Quick Orew McGraw 5:30 Dan smoot-Manion Forum 6:00 Jimmy Dean 7:00 Petsword 7:30 Jackie Oleason 1:10 Phil Silvers :00 Defenders 10:00 Gunsnv'te 11:00-Ntws Final 11:15 Lai. Movie ELKS CHAMPAGNE DIME! Sat, Nov. 2, 6 to 11 PM DINNER MUSIC By JENNY at the organ DANCING 9:30 to 1:30 AHREN mi hi, TRIO ELKS and his AND GUESTS KOIN-TV Ch. 6 CHANNEL 83 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 Sunrise semester 7:30 Weather Forecast 7:35 Cerloon Time I- OO Cepteln Kengo'M t:0O Newt t:30 I Lave Lucy 10:00 The McCoys ;1:30 Pete end Gledyt 11:00 Love Ot Life 11:30 search For Tomorrow . II- 45 Guiding Light U:00 Newf U:05-HI, Neighbor U:iO As rtu world turne l:O0-KOIN Kitchen 1:30 House Perty 1:00 To Tell the Truth , 1:30-Edge of Nighl J: 00 Secret Storm 3:30 Password 4:00 Cartoon Clrcut t'15-Earlv Show 4:00 Newscene t:30-Cronklle Newt FRIDAY 7:00 Otalh Valley Oayt 7 30 The Greet Adventure : 30 Route 44 f:30 Twilight lone 10:00 Miss Teenage Americt I lm Mtnhtwftn. Il:15 Portland Wrestling 17:00-Theattr SATURDAY 7:0o Sunrise Semester 7:J0-RFD t 1:00 Capt. Kangaroo I t:00 The Alvln Show 9:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 11:00 Rln Tin Tin 11:30 Roy Rogert ll:0OSky King 13:30 Frenk Leahy Show l:0O-PrePoolbell Show 1:15 Footbell 4:15 Football Scoreboard 4:30 Global Zobel 5:00 Sawdust Theater 5:30 Dragnet 4:00 M Squad 4:10 Hlghwey Petrol 7:00 Battle Line 7:30 Jackie Oleason Show t:30 Phil Slivers Show 9:00 The Defenders 10:00 Gunsmoke 11:00 saturdey Reporter l':15 Movit KEZI-TV Ch. 9 CHANNEL 6 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY l: Ctrtoont 9:00 Jack LeLonne 9:30 Morning Movie ' 11:00 The Price it Right 11:30 Seven Ktyl 17:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 11.30 Fether Knows Best 1:00 uerei Hotpifel 1:30 Educational TV 3:00 TV Bingo 1:30 Oey In Court :55-Llse How.rd With the Newl 3:00 Queen For e Dey 3: 30 -Open House 4:00 Melor AdJ.ns Trallmester 5:00 Kertoon Klubhiuse 5:30-MICkey Mouse CkiD FRIDAY t:O0-Newt 9 e:jo Leeve it To Beaver 7:00 The Fllnlslones 7:3077 Sunt Strip 130-Burke't Ltw 9:30 Fermer't Daughter I0 0O Fight of the Week 11:00 The Newi 11:30 The Lite Show SA1UKDAY 9:0o-fiim Fere 110:30 The Jetsont I 11:00 Casper Cartoon! i 11:30 Beeny 1 Cecil 111:00 Bugs Bunny 11:30 Alakaram l:0O-My Friend Flkke 1:30 American Bandstand 5 30-Dtelh Valley Oayt 3:00 Film Fare i 4:30 AFL Highlights ' 5 00 Wild World of Sporli 4:30 Pre-Olymplc Show 7:00 Outcoor Sportsman 7:30 Hoolenany I 3u Lawrence Wet" 9:30 Jerry Lewis Show , 11:30 News 11:45 Late Show RADIO PROGRAM KRNR 1490 KC. 18-Hr, Programming C8S Network music, newj, weather. KQEN 1240 KC. 6 A.M. to Midnight ABC Network musJc, news, weather KYES 950 KC. Down To Dusk Independent, music, news, weother. 1
