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1 p Adair Sentry Page Eleven Friday, August 27, 1943. icnic, Tour Planned 1 Salem This Week GuH&u1vTowns Nearby (and USO) i The events at Salem Olinger Park are scheduled by the ^meketa Street USO for Sunday afternoon. The 605th Salem Air Base lays claim to thè USO softball USO Plans Usual Corvallis USO Boasts New Venetian Blinds, Sat. Night Dance Upstairs Furnishings Musicians to Meet At Albany for Sing inpionship and will meet all+ iers at 4 p. m. to prove their EM's K’ The regular Saturday night dance While dancing in the Corvallis will be held again this week end Wives in Albany USO ballroom have you noticed at the Albany USO, with an or bom 4 to 6 p.m. there will be a Hold Informal Meetings the Venetian blinds and the beau chestra if it is possible for the ipetitive swimming meet in the tiful plUm-colored draperies? USO to obtain one, it is announced. Enlisted men’s wives living in I. All softball enthusiasts can They add color to the room and Last Saturday a large crowd, in Albany meet informally at the in for a dip, too. offer protection to the floor from cluding junior hostesses, service USO on Monday, Wednesday and t sun and light. men and their wives, attended. Friday afternoons. Besides being used for dancing, Activities include games, radio, Tour of Capitol the ballroom is available for bad- lunday’s tour from the Chemek- records, juke box, ping pong, bil minton, which is becoming more Street USO will be made to liards, cards, snack and refresh and more popular with service men ment bars and art classes which are State Capitol. each day. Jany members of the 96th who informal and interesting. The lobby, classical music room le never taken this trip have i All wives of service men living and third floor lounge have been in Albany are especially invited to n asking for it. completely refurnished with invit- attend by the USO officials. Next Tuesday the 70th Division jveryone is invited to attend the i ting and comfortable chairs, love- band, under direction of T/Sgt. > which is scheduled to begin at i seats, tables and lamps. Bill Rankin, will play for the regu D p. m. 276th Infantry Plans Service men and people of the lar weekly Albany USO dance. A community have been strong in Dance Orchestra, Lt. half-hour of the music will be their praise of Corvallis’ well- broadcast over KWIL-Mutual. Secondi Announces Wives Club Named Lots of junior hostesses will be equipped and furnished USO club. ITagalongs” — that’s what the Lt. Sylvester Second), Special on hand for the dance, and the band Come in and see it. k service men’s wives’ club in Services Officer of the 276th In will be hard to beat for rhythm. iem has taken for a name. The 96th Division 13-piece dance W ednesday nights they meet to j fantry regiment, announces the band, directed by Sgt. Herbert and in something for the weekend, to formation of an orchestra, and ! supervised by Warrant Officers Ind the time when their husbands says it won’t be long before the boys will be playing for regimental I Krog and Chetney, played fob last | not home. Tuesday’s dance,, which was very Companionship is what the girls dances. The Northeast YMCA, USO cen- well attended. Any soldiers who can play in I from home need, and the Taga- ter in the Hollywood District, igs hope to have a fine program struments are cordially invited to Portland, is sponsoring a USO turn in their names and join this I bffer. | dance Saturday night. Kll army wives are invited. For group of musicians. Food, fun and girls are promised formation call the Chemeketa j —Cpl. William M. Burgess. ¡for everyone attending. The dance Let USO, phone 2-4101. The Albany USO has an Art! Don’t forget that free dough will last from 9 to 12 p.m. The USO is located at Northeast Workshop for service men, with | nuts and coffee are available to 38th and Broadway, and can be Joe Portal, program director, there j all service men in Albany from Formal Dance reached by taking a Sandy bus. night the Salem, Chemeketa to give advice and guidance when 9:30 a. m. to 12 noon Sunday at desired. the USO. USO held its big formal Two pianos, a ukelele, violin, If you’re near there, drop around. mandolin, guitar and zylophone are Sunday night the USO program Plan to attend Church this Sun Urie motif was Spanish, with on hand for service men in the day! Chapels are located conveni includes a community sing in the finish costumes and special Albany USO. ently on the post. lounge from 7 to 9 p. m. finish dances. »*1 ftn orchestra from Camp Adair lyed, and the formal was well [ended. 70th Band to Play And Broadcast at Albany USO 'Hop' Portland USO Dance Tomorrow Coffee, Sinkers For Free Sunday jlem Girl Revue t White Center The Salem All-Girl Revue comes (th its bevy of pretty girls and tchy music comes to the George pite Center in Portland at its ktle Theater tomorrow night at What's On At I TELEPHONE Nc. 1—2243 No. 1 South C at 8th Evenings: 0:00 and 8:00 Sunday Matinee: 1:30 L/SO Weekly Calendar .................... ............. ......... ■ Monmouth—Open dally 6:00-10:30 p.m. feturday and Sunday 1:00-10:30 p.m. ■ Albany—-Open daily 9:00 a.m.-11:00 I m. ■ Today: Corvallis — 2:30, Slim-lining lass for Wives: 8:00, Art Class; Be nners’ Dance Class; 9:00, Advanced fence Class. I Salem—-7:30, Beginners* Dance Class I YMCA Building; 8:00, Dance. I Friday: Corvallis — 2:30, Interest feoups for Wives of Enlisted Men; 7:30, hdminton and Games; 8:00, Hobby lour; 8:30, “Ball & Chain” Dance, lassical Recordings. I Salem—8:00 p.m., Dance. [Saturday: Corvallis - 2:30, Tennis and ■cycling; 8:00, Chess Club; 8:30, lance. I Salem — 1:00-5:00, Registration for lome Hospitality; 5:00-11:00, Registra- k>n for Sleeping (250 Cots); 7:30, Song- )st; 8:30, Dance. Albany—8:00, Dance. Portland—8:00, Dance. Sunday:, Corvallis—10:00 a.m.. Coffee i Donuts; 2:30, Bicycling ft Tennis; fOO, Discussion Group; 8:00, Chess Club, lassical Recordings. . Salem—10:00 a.m., Golf; 1:00. Bicycle hip. swim; 3:00 p.m., Palm Reading; lancing, continuous to 11:00 p.m.; 4:00 .m„ Softball; 7:30 p.m., Songfest. Portland—10:00 a.m., Chapel Sing; :00, Picnic; 4:00, Social Hour. . Monday: Corvallis—8:00, Beginners’ ance Class; 9:00, Advanced Dance lass. Salem—8:00, Tap Dancing Class. Tuesday: Corvallis—2:00, Meeting— Hves of Enlisted Men; 8:00. Art Class, adminton ft Games Classical Record- Salem—7:00, Square Dancing Class; 00, Discussion Group, dance. Albany—8:00, Dance. Wednesday: Corvallis — 8:16, Mid '••k Dance. Salm—8:00, BongfeM, Danoe. Albany Carnival Ruins Good Men of 150th Ord. The carnival in Albany rub *d several good men in the 150th Ord. Bn. Not only did they bivouac in th® city streets, but one in particular was driven to such dire straits tb it the boys found him banging 1 is head against a tree. And he used to be such a nice guy • ••• KI _ C South I) at 5th ■ Nw. Evenings: 6:30 and 8:30 Sunday Matinee: 2:00 No. 2- 8243 & No. 3—3293 No. 4—2940 No. 5 2293 Ki North C at 6th IxV* X Evenings: 6:15 and 8:45 Sunday Matinee: 2:15 Friday August 27 Saturday August 28 Marlene Dietrich-Randloph Scott John Wayne CANINE COMMANDOS Childhood Days (108) A Theatre Avenue 1^10» “t Evenings: 6:45 and 8:15 Sunday’ Matinee: 2:15 Red Skelton Lucile Ball Tommy Dorsey & Orchestra Martha Scott Adolph Menjou Tuesday August 31 VICTORY VEHICLES Marlene Dietrich-Randolph Scott John Wayne HONEYMOON LODGE MOVIETONE NEWS (129) (107) MOVIETONE NEWS CANINE COMMANDOS CHILDHOOD DAYS (108) HI DIDDLE DIDDLE Billy Gilbert-Frank Faye-Bonnie Baker-Henry King & Orchestra Snow Sports The Unbearable Bear CACTUS ARTIST (98) Martha Scott-Adolph Menjou PITTSBURGH THE WAR Marlene Dietrich - Randolph Scott John Wavne CANINE COMMANDOS Childhood Days (108) VICTORY VEHICLES MOVIETONE 107) NEWS SPOTLIGHT SCANDALS SILVER SPURS Billy Gilbert Frank Faye-Bonnie Baker-Henry King & Orchestra Roy Rogers-Smiley Burnette THE UNBEARABLE BEAR Cactus Artist Snow Sports HEAVEN CAN WAIT Don Ameche-Gene Tierney HERE COMES KELLY Eddie Quillan-Joan Woodbury Maxie Rosenbloom (131) ~ SPOTLIGHT SCA ’ n I) AlLS Billy Gilbert-Frank Faye-Bonnie Baker-Henry King & Orchestra SO PROUDLY WE HAIL MOVIETONE NEWS (120) Snow Sports The Unbearable Bear CACTUS ARTIST (98) Claudette Colbert-Paulette Goddard Veronica Lake-Walter Abel Thursday Sept. 2 MOVIETONE NEWS (133) <1? If H -Ï (127) John Litel-Fifi D'Orsay Don Ameche-Gene Tierney tv 1- Charles Coburn Wednesday Sept. 1 MARCH OF TIME MOVIETONE NEWS SUBMARINE BASE Charles Coburn Monday August 30 Figures in parenthesis refer to the length of the show in minutes. PITTSBURGH HEAVEN CAN WAIT I • I DUBARRY WAS A LADY HI DIDDLE DIDDLE SPOTLIGHT SCANDALS Sunday August 29 Li* ¡4 ♦ >• THE W \R Harriet Hilliard-David Bruce Ozzie Nelson & Orch. (129) I Cpl. Elmer Krug of the 6 '.¡G QM Laundry Platoon, IV Corps, claims he is boss of his little family. The Corporal’s wife, Lt. Virginia Krug of the Personnel Section, Palms Hotel, Daytona Beach, Fla., will arrive at Camp Adair to join her husband in the near future. , We have our opinions in the case as to “who’s who,’’ but we shall let Lt. Krug make the final de» vision upon arrival. V North I) at 7th Evenings: 6:00 and 8:00 Sunday’ Matinee: 1:30 KJ I xQ. k » 1 I Corporal Outranked b < Wife But Still Wears Family Pants, tie Says CAMP ADAIR THEATERS f PITTSBURGH [The Revue has ten colorful acts id is emceed by Don Black. It’s bnusic variety show that promises | evening of fine entertainment. The big August formal follows |< show at 9 o’clock. A workshop meeting of Alba q 's musicians, and others interested i’l community sings for and with serv ice men, will be held at the USO* building Thursday night, under t - spices of the USO. V Oren L. Brown, National I i » music adviser, will preside, »I. Loren Luper, Albany public sc music superintendent, will be ch man. SILVER SPURS HEAVEN CAN WAIT Roy Rogers-Smiley Burnette Don Ameche-Gene Tierney HERE COMES KELLY Charles Coburn Eddie Quillan-Joan Woodbury Maxie Rosenbloom (131) MOVIETONE NEWS (120)