Thursday, Novewber 11, 1953
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Baleni. Orr
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Story on the Lutheran church Missouri synod program
"This U the Life" in Saturday Evening Post for Novem
ber 14. Story delve into the production of the play and
the story content of the program, its background and
how it ha been received by viewing public.
' "This Is the Life" is shown Mondays at 12 :30 on KPTV.
Next will show Carl Fisher about .whose family the pro
gram revolves getting a letter from former classmate,
whom he has not teen for 25 years. Dramatic story of
what happens when the classmate has but one hour to
live.
Phil Harris reaches "right outa' thi world" to grab a
little family prestige for daughter Baby Alice by signing
up for an experimental rocket trip to the moon, on"
"The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show" Friday, KGW,at 9:80
p.m.
When Baby Alice can't get into an exclusive private
school because her father is an "actor," Phil decides 'to
become an explorer to provide her with a more suitable
family background.
When he can't find anything to explore, Julius Abbruz
lio (Wltr Tetlcy) arranges for him to join an expedi
tion to the moon. Before he's finished Phil meets the
most famous space commander of them all,
Sports Features:
On KPTV ta 7. "Race to the Rose Bowl," highlights of
Pacific Coast Conference games; in "Big Playback"; Sid
ney B. Woods, tennis star of the 1930s is Stern's guest at
10:30 p.m.
On KOIN-TV Notre Dame vs. Penn in the game of the
week.
Thursday on KPTV:
Bar 27 Corral Western serial starring Heck Harper
at 5:30 p.m.
Dinah Shore Show Quarter hour of music at 7:30 p.m.
You Bet Your Life Groucho Marx is emcee on comedy
quiz at 8 o'clock.
Chevron Theatre "Pretty Polly" stars Lynn Ban at
8:30. A parrot plays a major role in a story of a double
life and murder.
Ford Theatre "The Ming Lama" stars Francis L. Sul
livan and Howard Dufi with Angela Lansbury in adven
ture story at 9:80.
Martin Kane Stars Mark Stevens in detective work at
10 p.m.
Thursday on KOIN:
I'll Buy That at 3:30 p.m. ,
Strike It Rich Quiz show with Warren Hull, emcee, at
4 p.m.
Garry Moore Show Garry gives his interpretation of
"Walking Cane." Ivan Sanderson comes avisitin with
another of his weird jungle friend. "You'd Be Surpris
ed and "Easy to Love" are song production, at 4 :80 p.m J
doo vrosoy anow r eaiurea tne Bobcats, vocalist Joan
O'Brien and the Modernaires from Hollywood, at 4:45
p.m.
Place the Face Jack Smith, emcee. Contestants try
to place the face of someone who has influenced their
lives, at 7 :30 p.m.
Meet Mr. McNutley Stars Ray MiUend with Phyllis
45 Immunizations
Given at Woodburn
Woodburn About 45 chil
dren were present at the No
vember health clinic Tuesday
at the Woodburn library for
examinations and Immuniza
tions. Dr. W. J. Stone was the
physician in charge assisted by
Mrs. Harmon Yeary and Mrs.
Ellen A. Detering, county
health nurses.
Local women assisting were
Mrs. Desn Bishoprick, Mrs.
Lloyd Froom, Mrs. Lester Ros
burg and Mrs. Charles Smith.
The next clinic at Woodburn
will be Dec. 8.
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Woodburn High Musicians
Wood burn Tbcre wu
good attendance at the m eating
of tbe Woodburn Band Parents
club Tuesday night at the local
I high school gymnasium, lira.
N. T. Tyler presided and Mr.
Hazel Green
Hazel Green Mother's club
met at the Haul Green school
for the November meetlnf with
the group having a silent auc
tion and seeing a film which
was shown to the group by D.
Brown, principal. Plans are
being started to hold a supper
after the first of the year to
raise funds to purchase the
screen needed for tlx newly
purchased movie projector.
Following the film, refresh
ments were served by Mrs.
Laurence Zielinikl and Mrs.
O. P. Cotner. Named for the
refreshment committee in De
cember were Mrs. W. Baldwin
and Mrs. H. Wacken. The
meeting will be held Dec I.
Labish Meadow Gardeners
were guests of the Englewood
Garden club Thursday morning
at 10:30 at the home of Mrs.
McCollam, 1225 N. iSth St, in
Salem, for an all-day gathering.
The gi'eit speaker for the occa
sion was Mrs. Rice of Marquam
who demonstrated "Candle
Making." The Sunshine club plans to
meet Tuesday evening, Nov. IT,
at the China City restaurant for
supper, from there to go to the
home of Mrs. Alvin Van Cleave
where the group will hold a
business meeting. Mrs. Van
Cleave will then show the
group films which were taken
on trips the VanCleavea have
made to Cuba, Florida, Cali
fornia and Arizona.
BLACK FLIES
INVADE BRITAIN
London If) Eight English
seaside resorts appealed
Thursday for government aid
against a pis Sue of black flies
which hitchhiked across the
Atlantic on floating seaweed.
Bug experts say the flies are
a type common along the east
ern coast of North America.
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and Mrs. Tom OeAnnond were
(uexlB, representtna the North
Marlon hifh school and Band
Farents club.
The outstandlrut number an
the program was a trumpet
solo by Miss Jean Haves, a
freshman at Woodburn high,
who was accompanied on the
plana by Donald Jeaaop, band
director. Also on tha pro (ram
was a clarinet duet by Barbara
Paulson and Darlene Green-
infer In full band uniforms.
The theme of tha meeting
was "band uniforms" and a
history on tha work of obtain
ing uniforms for all members
of the band was given by Mrs.
C H. Ahrans. The band is nowj
completely uniformed. .
Principal Lester Keller gave
a talk on tha new vision for
the club, which is to work for
an outstanding band musically,
and Director Jessop spoke
briefly in appreciation of the
work done by tha club and the
large attendance of parents.
Superintendent Prank Doerfler
was Introduced as a band par
ent A welcome was extended to
Mr. end Mrs. DeArmond and
Mr. DeArmond spoke, express
ing appreciation for the invita
tion to be presert and the bene
fit derived from tha meeting.
During the evening the new
piano just purchased by the
high school wss used for the
first time.
No meeting will be held in
December, the next regular
meeting of the club to be Jan.
12. i .
The February meting, on the
second Tuesday of the month, I
is to be a potluck supper for!
band parents and families, after
which the group will be guests
of the high school student body!
at the Woodburn-Sandy basket-
oaii game.
Two cash donations for uni
forms were received, one from I
tbe Woodburn Rotary club and
one from the Woodburn Wom
en's club.
Refreshments were served af
ter the meeting by Mr. snd
Mrs. Vernon Blomberg, Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Plank, Mr. and
Mrs.- Clifford Applegsta and
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hastie.
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Skates Given
Independence
Independence The Parent-'
Teachers associations of Dis
trict 13C, and the young peo
ple of the communities of
Monmouth and Independence,
have acknowledged receipt of
a gift of more than 100 pair
of roller skates for the roller
rink sponsored by the FT A.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ban
son of Salem, and former op
erators of the Mellow Moon
Skating Rink, presented the
skates to the roller rink
through Mrs. Francis Krieg,
president of tha Independence
Elmentary Schools FT A. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Hanson were
former residents of Indepen
dence, and while here owned
and operated a dairy.
There have been many im
provements made in the rink
since it opened a year ago. In
volving a new floor which
was laid by some of the dads.
Rifle Fire
Astoria W( An elk hunter's
bullet killed Richard C. Road
man, 20, Portland, in the Coast
Range southeast of here Wed
nesday, the seventh hunter to
be killed by rifle fire in Oregon
this autumn.
State Police Sgt H. K. Healea
said Roadman had been hunt
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Bobby Daaa Johnson, 21, ta
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Be said Johnson made his
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that Roadman had bean hit ao
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Johnson was shaken by tha
death, and could not lead
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They wandered three hoar a
through heavy undergrowth
before finding the body.
Boob Presented to . J
Woodburn Library
Woodburn A gift of it
books from the library of Ar
thur T. Foster of Harper,
Kan, was made to the Wood
burn library recently. Foster,
a retired Spanish teacher, gave
tha books to his sister, Mrs,
John Sheley of Woodburn, who
In turn presented them to tha
Woodburn library.
Tha books are written In tha
Spanish language and range in
difficulty from elementary
stories for children to adult
stories, history, drama, poems
and legends.
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