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MEDITERRANEAN! - -.. HA Lit. .J O JORDAN! 2S JERUSALEM BETHLEHEM sraelJ U A R. ' tOYT ' ' Mil.. : Mil.. ! ; V -.( KSp- ' NEW CITY CH OF HOLY ; tv OOV'V HOUlt VITAL STATISTICS SPECIAL NEWSMAP by United Press International shows some of the Christian shrines in both Israel and Jordon which Pope Poul is expected to visit on his historic pilgrimage which starts next month. (UPI Telephoto) POPE'S PILGRIMAGE Birthplace Of Christianity Is A Stop On Historic Trip Marriage Lictnses I.yle Edward Lee and Sharon Liutla Annette McCee, Roseburg. James Donald .Noel, Kay Pritchford, both Myrtle . . Susan , En2. I. leek. I ow.,,,, lord Nation's Highway Toll For '63 Nears 40,000 both! CHICAGO (UPI) - Traffic , (deaths on the nation's streets AMiia-i .... . . (turn wgiiways suarcu to a rec- high during the first 11 Mon., Dec. 30, 1963 The News-Review, Page 9 Calendar Of Events months, of the year, the Nation al Safety Council said today. The safety council said 39,280 james r.ugene wuson ana ,, ,.,, i,n9,i. j Judy Ann Barrett, both Flor-G, , a'Joan Britt, Canvon cce. !,.. Dennis Dean Nielsen, Idleyld u,..,t n ...j i Park and Donna Kaye Thomp.rajne Jlal.y Jeanne Dube, both!pe,'sous dicd in ,raWic ccidents. Roseburg. jinrougn Kovomoer. ine latainy Charles Oscar Jefferson, Myr-lrate was 5.4 de.iths for every tie Creek, and Jcanine Kayjjoo million vemcIe miU,s Coulter, Roseburg. Km,at. , . Mn son, tilide. Felix T. Gray and Roberta Ann Minkler, both Roseburg. Ronald Ray Pearce and Bet ty Jean II union, both Roseburg. Jerry Alan Armour, Three Oaks, Mich., and Mona Jean Schofield. Kiddie also set a record, jumping 11 per cent from last year and REPORT DRINKING VERSE SWANSEA. Wales (UPI) (eclipsing the previous peak in Charles William Buckclew and; Chief Magistrate Percy Morris, November 1336, Philipa Leslie Buckelew. bolba teetotaller. Friday fined two Anions cities with more than Yoncalla. I men $5 each for being drunklone million Domilation. Los An- Ilenry Wellington Teal Jr. and Christmas . Eve. and ordered !nelcs remained in first ulace Raenell Johnson, both Myrtle them to repeat the verse: with the lowest registered ve Creek. ("When' beer is In the can, witsihicle death rale. Chicago was . Donald Ray Fisher and Joyce1 are in the man. When beer is second, Philadelphia third. New Ann Jordan, both Riddle. !in the n.an, wits arc in the; York City fourth and Detroit Robert Charles Bacon and can. fifth. Tuesday, Dec. 31 New Year's Eve Buckeroo Square dance Les sens, 810 p.m. at the Barn, Curley Reynolds instructor, for information call 672-2822 or 673- 3124. Early Birds Duplicate Bridge Club, 9:30 a.m. at Elks Club in Myrtle Creek. Anyone with less than 20 master points is welcome. For information or partners call Mrs. W. D, Pritt or Mrs. Alf Hanson in Myrtle Creek or Mrs Walter Ulrich in Roseburg. Roseburg Duplicate Bridge Club, Lmpqua Hotel, 7:13 p.m., open club, all bridge players welcome. Anyone desiring a partner call 673-4566. Roseburg Kiwanis Club, Ump jua Hotel Civic Room, noon. Sutherlin Methodist Church, .hoir practice, 7:00 p.m. Glide Kiwanis Club, 7:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, 424 NE Winchester, 8 p.m. for in formation call 673-6029. Associated Volunteers card party. Veterans Hospital recre ation building music room, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Army Reserve, 1614 V. Har vard, 8-10 p.m. Now You Know By United Press International Printing from movable type first was done in China during the years 1041 to 1049, accord ing to the Encyclopedia Britan- 'nica. EDITOR'S NOTE: On Jan. 4 Pope Paul VI begins an his toric pilgrimage to the Holy Land. This Is the first of four dispatches describing the places he will see and the churches and shrines at which School Lunch Menus Listed Serving of s c h o ol lunches in the Roseburg elementary schools will start again the day after New Year's Day with the first day of school, reports School Lunch Coordinator Paul ine Bagwell. The menus for the month arc as follows: JANUARY 2-3 THURSDAY Macaroni and cheese, Buttered peas, Tuna Salad Sandwich, Breaded To matoes, Chocolate Cake, Milk. FRIDAY Bean soup with crackers, Orange mandarin sal ad, , Teanut butter sandwich, Cookie square with fruit, Milk. January 4-10 ., ' MONDAY American .pizza, Chopped Spinach, Frosted Gra ham crackers, Dessert (Cook's choice), Milk. " TUESDAY Beef with' noo dies, Cranberry sauce, Hot corn bread witli butler, Mixed vege tables, Fresh apple. Milk. WEDNESDAY Browned beef stew and vegetables, Cab bage salad, Parkerhouse rolls and butter, Ice cream bar, Milk. THURSDAY Korn dog, Bak ed or boiled beans, Lettuce sal ad, Hot biscuit and butter, Chill ed fruit cup, Milk. FRIDAY Cheese on a bun Fruit salad with whipped cream dressing, Buttered green beans, Favorite pastry, Milk. January 13-17 MONDAY Italian spaghet ti. Buttered peas, Crisp relish es, French bread, Applesauce Milk. TUESDAY Salisbury steak, Steamed rice. Buttered carrot slices, Bread and Butter, Pur ple plums. Milk. WEDNESDAY Chili con came, Cole slaw, Corn meal yeast rolls with bultcr, Fruit slices, Milk. THURSDAY Scalloped po tatoes with weiners, Gelatin sal ad, Buttered spinach, Peanut butler sandwich, Peaches, Milk.j FRIDAY Creamed tuna on hot biscuit, Buttered corn, Spic ed beet slices, Bread and butter sandwich, Pumpkin custard, Milk. January 20-24 MONDAY Poikypinc meat- he will worship. By RAY J. MOLONEY United Press International JERUSALEM, Jordan (UPI) Jerusalem is a city worn by the tread of conquering armies, hill fortress that has sur vived countless sackings. It is the heart of a demanding land that gave birth to Christ ianity and Judaism. Moslems hold it sacred as the spot from which the prophet Mohammed ascended to heaven. Today it is as much a city of sorrow as ever. Enmity be tween Arab and Jew divides Jerusalem with a wall, leaving the city's holy Christian shrines in the Jordanian section. Here slightly more than 60,000 Arab Moslems and Christians follow life that in many ways has not changed since Pontius Pil ate washed his hands of Christ. Donkeys shuffle along narrow alleys past mud-brick homes. The souk (Arab bazaar) still terms with tiny shops. Brown- eyed waifs still scamper among the crowds. You can still cat the same greasy, meats that made the Crusaders ill. , , .Retraces Christ's Steps ' ' ; Pope Paul-VI. will come hero to 'retrace part of ,the Way of the Cross, the ; Via Dolorosa, and. say Mass over the spot en shrined as the tomb of Christ in the Church of the Holy Sep' ulehre. The ponliff will follow paths and visit places marked out by centuries of tradition and exhaustive research. He comes as a pilgrim to, a city that knew pilgrims long be fore David struck down the Jcb- usiles in 1000 B.C. and captured it for the Israelites. Here was an altar to a fire god. .Here was Solomon's Holy of Holies. Here the place where Christ was crucified. Here, as well, is the spot where Omar built the first mosque on the sight of the present Dome of the Rock. The prophet Isaiah lived here. Outside the walls St. Stephen, the first Christian martyr,, was stoned to death Standing on a narrow plateau jutting southward from the Ju- dcan hills, Jerusalem guards the line between the desert and the sea beyond. A learned man once said it was all olive, desert and rock. Excavations have shown that generation upon generation have called it home since 3,000 years before Christ. Trade routes from the north, from Syria Galilee and Samaria, and on to the east intersect nearby and it was still early In the time of man when Jerusalem became an important fortress. The roll call of this old city's conquerors and rulers touches the golden pages of history. Af ter David came his son Solo mon. Hezikiah beat off the As syrians in 701 B.C., Nebucha dnezzar sacked the city in 586 B.C., and his Babylonians de stroyed Solomon's temple. Cyr us of Persia allowed the exiles to return and in 537 B.C. the temple was rebuilt and its flame of sacrifice" rekindled. Alexander the Great entered Jerusalem peacefully in 332 B.C. Twelve years later Ptolomey I of Egypt partially destroyed the fortifications. Herod, the' friend of Mark Anthony and the em peror Augustus, iarrived In 37 B.C;,doubled the, temple area and tried to wed Pulestincfirm lyto Rome. ;' " Prixe Of" War : After Christ the city became one of the focal points of Christ ianity.. But it was still a prize of war. Titus sacked it in 70 A.D. and ordered his legions to plough it under before building new city Aclia Capitolina, with temples to Bacchus, Jupi ter and Venus. Chosroes II of Persia, God frey of Bouillon, Saladin, Sclim I of Turkey in the 16th century and others came as conquerors. The name Jerusalem itself means foundation of Uod. After David's victory it was of ten called the City of David, or Zion. And for several centuries afterward it was the only known place in the world where one God was worshipped. All around was the -wilderness of paganism. FIRST-OF-THE-WEEK Shop the Drive-N-Save Way and Save! WE WILL CLOSE AT 6 P.M. TUESDAY T. COFFEE FILLER PAPER Reg. $1.49 400 Count 3-Hole 69' CAMERA FILM Imported. Black & White Sizes 127 620 . 699' SYLVANIA FLASHBULBS $1.44 Value. SixeAGl 12 Clear Bulbs . 89' IMS (",:" ) CLOSED NEW YEAR'S DAY 297 MILLERS Dozen Local News CHUM in IW. MM BUTTERNUT lOOz.Jar CHB light Meat l' KRAFTS 2 loaf IT POTATO CHIPS ZEE TOILET TISSUE Reg. 69c Blue Bell Dippers Reg. or BBQ. 3-Bag Pack ALL PURE Tall Tins BORDEN'S Instant Powdered Milk. 12 Qt. Pkg. 69c IllUPPi tlllTC Planters. With Peanuts 13'2 Oi. Tin 4 Roll Pack .... Lady Elberta Halves or Sliced. Vx Tin . SHORTENING iStL Ivo Notenboom of Portland is spending the holiday vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gross, on Catherine Street. Mrs. Paula Anderson is cur rently visiting in Los Angeles with her sister. Miss A. Zoe Lewis, and other relatives and friends. Early in January she balls, Apple salad, Bread and! will attend, a uniform market. ktinr Pn-i- Halves M Mr. Liunng Jirs. nuuersoii s auseutc TUESDAY Sloppy Joes, Crisp green salad, Bread and butter for seconds, Applesauce cake, Milk. WEDNESDAY Chili beans, Buttered spinach, Homemade yeast rolls. Fruited jello, Milk. THURSDAY Oven fried chicken, Mashed potatoes. But tered vegetable. Bread and but ter. Peaches, Milk. FRIDAY Fish sticks, Sue- Mrs. Shirley Eslinger of Med ford, formerly of Roseburg, was a weekend visitor here. She was vocal soloist at the morning worship service at the Seventh day Adventist Church. Sho was one of those who sang at the dedication of the church three years ago. Ray Jensen of Drain has left for Kinsley, Kan., to be with his mother, Julia Jensen, who has been seriously ill. He will return after the first of the year. The Jensens' daughter, Bette, a student at Roseburg Beauty School, is home recuper ating from injuries she suffered in an auto accident which oc curred recently in Roseburg. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR MAYONNAISE 25 Bag Wesson Quart Jar . rtinr Sll llfPt Madera mrcuuvcd Broken, Pitted. Tall Tin 389' 2.88c $89 39c 599c FACIAL TISSUES' PEACHES BANQUET PIES S. FLA. ORANGE JUICE Goldon Holly 6 Ox. Tin : PEANUT BUTTER ST. Chiffon Count Pkg. -4M 4M - 4$l 69' 599' cotash, Mixed green salad. Mrs. David Elliott and daUgh- her shop is being tended by Mrs. Lloyd Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webster Jr. and children, Tcrri, Toni and Tod, of Eugene, are spending the holiday vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mcehan, and with the Frank Websters, his parents. Other guests at the Mcehan home for Mr. and Mrs. James Lom Christmas week were their son-! bard were in Corvallis recently in-law and daughter, Mr. and 'to attend a social evening spon Bread and butter, Vanilla cream pudding, Milk. January 27-31 MONDAY Potato soup. ter, Carol, of Ashland. Calvin Hilkey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Darling of this city, is home on a 14 (lay holiday sored by the African Students Association of Oregon State University. The occasion was in celebration of the achievement of 10 years of independence by Kenya. The Lombards were special guests of Archie Mbogho of Kenya, student at University of Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schweppe spent the weekend visiting ditional advanced aviation and friends in Lebanon and with Mr electronics traininR. Just prior, n( Mr. ii0bart McOuearv at Meal sanawun ..a.v-.u lt.avc from tne Coast Guard. He Apple crisp, Alilk. " is an Electronics Trainee 3. TLESDA - Ground b e e f :g t n( has just competc( gravy on mashed potatoes,, sjx montns of training in elec Cranberry sauce. Buttered corn.j lronjcs al Grolon, Conn., and Crisp celery sticks, Snickcrdoo-on his rplilrn tnm! wiu talie a(). die cookies, Milk. WEDNESDAY Navy beans Hot corn bread. Cabbage Pine- 0 leaving Groton for his holiday :Swp, Thv t (u apple salad, Apricots, Milk. visit hore, Hilkey, who has beenWr 1 . J .u T, THURSDAY lurKey ana in tne Coast Guard for the past ru,u""u noodles. Carrot raisin salad,, n months, was cited for hisjof Larry Wehde, a Roseburg Buttered peas, Cinnamon lwists,!part in saving the lives of thrctilK,,-, and also visited with Mr. Milk. ipersons in a . surf accident at!and MrJ j,ay Brownridge. On rHlUAi tug saiau sanu an Uiego lasi summer wnne wiches, Tomato rice casserole.lhe was stationed there. In ad Green beans, Deep dish berryidition to the citation, he re pie, Milk. jceived a life saving medal. Florida Grown 1) CO)c Tube of 4 TUBE Ly Apples hs; W U.S.D.A. CHOICE RIB ROAST U.S.D.A. CHOICE RIB STEAK U.S.D.A. CHOICE SPENCER STEAK FRESH, LEAN GROUND BEEF , 69c , 79e 1.39 , 39' 14 A kUC nebergall's nMlVl J Fully Cooked . . .b 65c Semi- ll-lf bsmimi nun Whole Hams . . . ,b 69c Boneless Half ,b 75c TURKEYS o". Young, Ore. Grown Toms . ib. 39c Hens ...... 43c Sunday they called on Mrs. Schweppe's cousin, Mrs. Bertha uoou, in Vancouver, nisn. j Prices Good MONDAY and TUESDAY Dec. 30 & 31 SPECIAL DRIVE-N-SAVE SERVICES Collage Stamps Far Sol O Peyrell Money Orders Payroll Checks Caihed Floor Poliiher For Rent SPECIAL DRIVE-N-SAVE SERVICES Film Processing Hunting I fish ing Licenses Duck Stamps Year Around Lay-Away
