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C3 O O 0 o 2 Tht Newt-Rtvitw, Roieburg, Oft Sor., Jon. 25, 1958 State Temperance League Man Sets Address At Church 8 Douglas Men Have Drivers' Licenses Taken i ; Of the 374 Oregon drivers' li censes iiitoendcd the week of Jan. A representative of the Orefion 13, Llouglai County accounted for Temperance League, Milt Van Zan-1 emht, according to information ten, will addresa the North Rose- from the Department of Motor Ve huri! Evangelical United Brethren hiclea. Church and how a film entitled, i j-or driving while their licenses iff the Brain that Counts," at, were uspended, one - year sus a service beginning at 6:30 p.m. ! pensions were handed to John Rich Sunday, ard Hunt, 28, Reedsport, and Her a The Temperance League is cred- man Klemm, W, 755 W. Altamont ited with ministering to more than si 400 churches in Oregon last year I Mandatory suspensions of 90 and its radio ministry reaches days for drunken driving were giv more than 80,000 people each Sun- en Milton Kmanuel Keller, 37, day night in the state. 1217 SE Colli) St.; Harrison Ma in the past two years, it has tj.-e, 42, Winston, and Fred Rob placed either a gucsl instructor in ert Nelson, 40, Box 743, Oakland, high school classrooms or Glenn Kenneth Dean Neptune, 22, 2010 Cunningham, league reprcsenta-1 nk Stephens St., had his license live, before school assemblies, of , lifted for 30 days on a court-recall except five high schools of the ommended suspension for passing slate. It is estimated that some with insufficient clearance. 50.000 teenagers have been reach-; Because of their driving rec ed by the Temperance League's . or,jSi Frank Erwin Bernick, 20, program of teaching the scientific 1 1623 SE Douglas Ave , and Lloyd facts about alcohol, emphasizing the value of total abstinence. The League also has carried its message to adult and youth educa tion groups in the churches, and has reoresentation in the state legislature and National Congress A CI flrt PrnAAoA through its national headquarters. nrL"WIV flUUUCU Public attendance is invited la r. I . I the Sunday night meeting here, all TOT n3nZS In vnH4i..nct v;- ..... rh.,-ni, . 9 corning to Rev. Lyle 11. willard, pastor. Albert Deardorff, 20. Myrtle Creek lost licenses. Bernick's license was suspended for six months and Dear dorff's for 60 days. I Engineers Union A , r--" ir y. , ' . , . , i a-,;-. i- v; .. j, 'i. V-row ??.X.-iJ-TV-i : - irr"al n f: . LEGAL Hatfield Questions ! Legality Of Erecting Vehicles Building SALKM SecrQary of State Mark Hatfield Thursday ques tioned the legality of state motor vehicles director James John son's nropoal to have the High - --ru-t mo tor vehicle building in north Sa- ..atficld said it miht also cause the Highway Commission to lose some federal matching funds. Johnson announced his plan Tuesday, attacking Hatfield for not favoring a proposal whereby Johnson's department would build its own building on state land near the penitentiary. Th. U...k...... i' : : l . (iiKiiway uiii.iii-siuii ua - , j nw. to ui unaeritcnea ai -n oriictt or not indicated whether ft will con- GUEST SPEAKER Sunday onaiThomu c Hrtfti, ims wt He.i-v.-rd struct the buUding in north Salnjahty next week through- OT1lE or FINAL fCTTLCMCKT None ii hereby fiven that the under iitnerj Executrix of the E late of RAY MOND HOWARD COLLCTT. ceated. has filed her Final Account ind Petition for Distribution in Um Circuit Court of Douglas County. Oregon, and said Court hai fixed Tuesday, February 4. 1931. at 10OO o'clock AM. tn Courtroom "A" gf-rhc Circuit Court In the Courthouse irv-4toseburf . Douglas County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing obicr tioru. if any there ba, to said Tinal Account and Petition for Distribution and for the ettlemrnt thereof. BERYL COLLETT. Executrix of the Estate of Raymond Howard Colletl, Deceased. Date of first publication: January 4, 1S3S. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The undersigned by order of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County has been appointed ex ecutrix of the estate of Granville Hamp ton, also known at George Hampton, deceased. All persona having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre sent the same, verified, as required bv to the undersigned at the offices of Christian ond. le'P.:..,..,J ...j, t . .. .. iFridav nt the nauieiu gaia ne sun warns me ' .... ru...-k building constructed on the capi- Missionary Alliance t-nurcn tol mall. will be Rev. Everett Montgom- ine Legislature. ' ne said,', c., Wruh A suc- Pargeters Return After California Vacation Jaunt WASHINGTON i The Senate Rackets lincsliualms Committee prodded the AFL-C'lo today lor fast action to clean up the Uperat ina Engineers Union. Chairman McClellan (DArki sent the labor federation a Iran NEW EDUCATIONAL UNIT to De dedicated Sunday ot me Firit Baptist Churth in Drain is shown above. The $10,000 structure was built primarily through the donated efforts of church members. The executive secretary of the Oregon-Washington conven tion will be featured spoaker for the dedication at 2:30 p.m. (Paul Jenkins) ssx i"i i r i? a ' urain nurcn i o ueaicate French Priest New Educational Building ;ofSL Dated. January 4. 1938. BETTY LOU STRICKLAND CIAItlN Executrix of tht Eitate of GRANVILLE HAMPTON, tlao known at GEORGE HAMPTON, Dec.aiad. should provide some protection er" "r. tc,c"' u. I ... ".?0.. which would prohibit the whims fesstul P?s,w. " "V,E."; - &TSrS of an agency head to contract fori largest C & MA cnurcnes or pen(imf in tht circuit court ot tn stan hidenrtTr .,i0C,atiTirhe WeSt' ReV' -ISraSIWi! that departs from the long-stand- ,, h mnriuctina a six-day : the dui verified required by ... dli - i - law. 10 ine unafminni at in, law 01- that Deeper Lite bible COnterenCe ; f1Cd of Geoi-ge Luoma, United Statea ing mail development.' Hatfield also suggested Johnson s department should go ahead with its original plan to rent privately owned SDace until a building is constructed on the wl mall t t j t: .nrAAA w.TI rtauonai nana Duutjini, noaeoura, wre- nere. nis nrsi n'csauyc fo ., x ,,, ,roIn th, d. ha undav at 11 am. He of the firit publication of thfa nolica. . . JU"UU u" ., ., which date H January 11, 1838 ill also speak to tne Tourn george luoma. Adminitra- c II- .M m rte ,or Wltn tne win Annexed or Fellowship of 6 JO p.m. as ,he Ejl. of Ceca v CrWj well as at the regular evening Deceased , w - . Dalrf of first oub ication January 11. service at I JO. All services jwill be held in the Labor i Temple Auditorium and are : open to the public. Bv EDITH I. BUSH Cinriav mil he dav (or cile- R. K. -Milam script of testimony in which union ' krm.nn f..r ihp Drain Fust BaD- of the Ureifun - Washinut members denounced officials of the ; rhurch. ventiun of Siuithern Baptists. uihuii s fan riam-isiu iiu laiiik i Island. .N. Y , locals on many By NETTIE WOODRUFF Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Pargcter re turned this week from a 10-day vacation trip to California. At Kichmond, they visited Dr. and Mrs. Moris Koach, former lo-l nesses charge officials of San Fran. i al residents. They also visited ! ct((.0 3 wlln muse 0( thou lw.,l. i r-Lln,l C l..nl-. ..... . . nri kn h ranrirn In Son d ran. . i i-r: i.. " ' u . . a ..... ii t nr WliniiSI4 at'CUHfll IlIIC'lill T.. t..kl...)i( tha. A.i-uti.in Ilr.tt.a,iv and hi'lfhfiil Pniwth smrc NANCY. France V " .. . ntivprs .li-vpar-n in nrnt woe executive secretary its lormauon in ijo. wnen u was - , ; . -' . r "r, , " ton- first organized, services were Held " w.n n th ftn.n iVimmiinitv Hail n.th young mistress and her unborn v -" j ,.-,-J l; ;m i iiuu. aiiu i(uieiiv.cu tu iuc nil at hard labor. r- -i 1 I. rtt d r : 1 J Guy Des- rln' a-i"K ur eanriciu freeway Opened rriaay COUntS. K..I nnur Hurat innl unit Will ! In four days of testimony, the h. ,l,.,lir:.u.H denaie commmee nas nearu wn-i The nresent church was largely by volunteer labor completed enuuKh to use in parsonage was chased Not only will it be the seventh be guest speaker at the morning part-time ministers. ' '", nniversary of the church there, worship. ,.,tr!"n ! ch1fruCr lnom bersh'P ' The TuA PORTLAND i The link of the Banfield freeway on Portland s. F.ast Side was opened Cisco, they spent some time with o L,,ng 5an(j ioCa 138 of taking mi. aim u, nan; raijcuT auu payoffs from employers, dictator- new baby daughter. ia mi,thH, heatinps. and frame- Following the worship, a basket 3.1, the church has grown to 10. dinner will be served in the new built unit The special dedication serv a n d ire and open house will follow at 1952. 2 p 111. pur-! It is the latest and one of the most Pleasing cnainer 01 me 19. 19"7. w 0 r k church s growth It has shown a new educational Glide Infant Succumbs In Hospital Here Today Finally, several days were spent in I'alm Springs before returning home via Las Vegas, Nev.( and Death Valley. Visits Parents Roger Bnnkman spent a three day leave last week with his par ents. He is stationed at Mather Air Force Base near Sacramento, Calif. Mrs. Carles Hamlin is visiting relatives in California. She ac companied her mother home after the later had spent several days here with the Hamlins. Brain Pargcter spent last wbek ups against members who opposed Ihem. McClellan practically wrung from William C. Drkoning Jr., the Long Island local's president, a promise to "do everything in my church power 10 reinstate inree ousien members of the lucal who had challenged his rule. Then, on Nov started on the unit. The addition measures 31) by tu feet and contains about l.t"0 siiiare feel of space. Its value is estimated at between $8,000 and Siu.ooo. It was constructed primar ily by the membership of the Faith Lutherans Set Youth Sunday Two Men Killed When Train Hit Log Truck F.UUF.NK 1 Two men wer I the home of his friend, George KiM?d . Thursday morning when Yost, while his parents were va-1 lJeir log truck w;as smasnen ny cationing ,ne Shasta Daylight passenger Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pierce and '"'" ' , crossing three miles Mrs. Ira Pierce spent the wcek-iw,l Jasper, end tn Grant Pass as guests of1 The victims were tentatively .Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Nielsen identified hy papers found on the and family. Saturday evening the bod"' " LTytle Elmer limes, 50, group drove to Ashland to visit;0' Springfield, and Richard La the Lee Maddox family former vfrn Lhapin, address and age not Melrose residents. Mrs. Nielsen I known. is i daughter of the Elmer Pierces. I 1 he flattened truck cah was i pushed by the locomotive about a man and George Arola will present the message for the day. Tom 7-Year Sentences Given For Jail Break Attempts quarter of a mile. engines for the Southern Pacific "e 'T11'" at F.llilene who was aboard the church groups train, said the unloaded truck drove out on the crossing and HILLSBORO. Ore tif Seven year sentences have been given .1,. uh.n 11.. nUIv,,o,. inn, by Circuit Judge Glen lleiher lolWa5 st,i ,b,,ut 400 feet away. The two men who tried to break out ; trr, wa, nol moving when the of the Washington County jail , collision occurred, he said, here by taking keys from Frank Winner, a sheriff's deputy. Sentenced to three years for forgery and seven for assault with a deadly weapon by a prisoner was Louis Victor Anicker, Zl, (jumcy. Wash. Herschel Lee llubhs, 23. North Plains, tire., received five years for burglary and seven years for assault whue helping 10 escape, inese concurrently. Roth prisoners guilty. College Male Quartef To Sing At Westside The Northwest Christian College Male Quartet will make its sec ond appearance Sunday in the lo cal area when it sings at Ihe West side Christian'Church in Kospburg, Sundav at 5::i0 p.m. Karlier in the dav, the roup will appear at the i,einz will lead the liturgical serv Winston Christian Church ice. Dennis Fritz and Hoy Heriine Members of the &nmp from the will give thetspecial "Youth Sun rullpge, located at Eugene, are day" announcements. Others tak Robert Johns, bass from Portland; , jnf part will be Karla Heriine, Au Davia iJowmntj, second tenor irom Pullman. Wa?h.: Berwyn Dodson. first tenor from Harlan. Ore.: and Paul Pritehard, baritone from Ocl wein, Iowa. The quartet is traveling through in concert oelore and specializes in singing sacred muMc. It is a se lective group, trained by the mu sic department at the school, all members of which are training for the ministry. The jury deliberated an hour -for traffic Fridav morning land 35 minutes. The prosecution 1 had asked the death penalty. The j jurors decided there were extenu ating circumstances and refused to decree execution on the guillo tine. Probasco. infant only a .short time earlier, the Mrs Richard L. unfrocked Driest told the court he died at a lotal recognized 'all the faults for which 1 am blamed." "As to how my crime haD- i Gov. Robert D. Holmes. Portland pencd." Desnoyers added before 1 Mayor Terry Schrunk. and W. C. a packed courtroom, "I repeat Williams, state highway engineer, that 1 cannot explain it. This is spoke at the brief ceremony ded beyond me. I icating the 15 million dollar high- "I sincerely ask pardon for it : way. from God and from the church ! Thf rntite evtpnris from the Wil- the nal grandparents, Mr. and sirs, which I am now making endure , lamette River in Portland east to the Wilbur Gleirson, all of Fort Mor- tragic hours. I ask pardon for it Troutdale and th new ' water- level Columbia River Highway. although de-. frocked. he remained a priest "and shall know how to atone." Witnesses testified that he killed Regine Kays shortly before she was to give birth to his child. He was charged with killing the un- NOTK'E TO CREDITORS AM person having cliirru agsinrt th Estate of riots k tson. Deceased, now pending in the Circuit Court of the Stat of Oregon in and for Douglas County. Oregon, are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified as required by law. to the undersigned at the law of fices of George Luoma. United Statea National Bank Building. R ewe burg. Ore gon, within six months from the date nf the firu publication of this notice, which final date - January 11. 19. of the Estate of Flossie lson, Deceased. Data of first publication: Jan. 11, IRSt Ronald l.eroy son of Mr. and Prubasco of Glide, hospital early today He was born Jan. 23. He is survived by his parents, two sisters. Danrira l.ynne and Cheryl Anne, and a brother. Rich Faith Lutheran Church has sched ard all of Glide; his pa- icrnai Kraniipareni, .Mr. ana Mrs. Verln I'robasco. and his malrr Mrs. Ma re a ret M Banfield. widow of former slate Highway Commissioner T. H. Banfield. eut the ribbon that opened the route tor east-bond traffic. His daush- hi. ....a. ... ...... w-. ...... b Ornon riDOon opening me wesi-oouna th d.i. hereof. lane. Dated and firtt published January IB, Public Ltilities Commissioner Howard Morgan. representing j NOTICE TO CREDITORS All person, having claimf afatnat th. Estate of Walter L Crowley, deceased, axe hereby notified to present th. same, duly verified aa required bv law. to the under-Mined at the law offices of Ged. Cut the drs- Ftlker. Walton At Richmond. Roae- DELMER CROWLEY. Executor of the Last Will and Tr.tament of WALTER t CROWLEY, deceased ulod a special " Youth Sunday program this week. ' Includt'd in the schedule fui iiiiirninc worship services bv the Kan. s.oio.: nis paternal Kirai- from society." mtilh of the church at 9 30 and grandparents. Alvin .ew ot ucn- lle added that 11 and a special youth fellowship ver and .Mrs. Crace I'robasco of service in Ihe evening at 7:J'i sumo, v ...... - ,m Tl.o mnrnina nnhm hntira have ' -' ira. been given the title -The Touch of ,Co"re GleJaV,,r t. ...... h,,i i.i... i-mn.'and M r. and Mr r l,i.:si('iic, iiitiuu The body was been removed to born child subsequently. Long Sc Orr Mnrtuarv and will be . taken to Eckley, Colo , for services and interment. his maternal Mr and Mrs. of Wray. Colo. Grant Payette of , Report Stares Dewey Accepted $100,000 Fee Jack Miller To Manage Hatfield's Campaign SALEM - Jack Miller. Sa lem. state president of the Young j Republican Federation, will re ! sign to become manager of Sec ! retary of State .Mark Hatfield's campaign for governor. The announcement Friday fol lows the designation of ex-Gov. House tlmo Smith, Albany publisher, as ilrev Nielsen. Dagnev Lintlbcrg and Marilyn Thovsnn. Taking p.irt in the cvenins serv ice, entitled "You . My Witness- Batista Restores Full Civil Liberties In Cuba Elliott To Chairman Campaign For Unander WASHINGTON' i A subcommittee says it is checking chairman of the campaign. a report that Thomas E. Dewey Miller, counsel for a Salem fi got a fee of about $100,000 from nance company, said h would Eastern Airlines in a case before open state headquarters in Salem with a Portland ouict to be open. ed next month. the Civil Aeronautics Board. But Chairman Moulder ID-.Mii), I SALEM i of Medford. , .1.... i n i. .4 who reported the investigation yes nuuejlt is. cuiuu , .., " ,j fc- ,.. , i !,., inu.j, iu lie naa iiul iiiiiiii former Republican stale chairman, said Thursday he! will be secretary of the Unandcr- For-Governor Campaign Commit-1 tee. i Charles A Sprague. former gov- any wrongdoing. TO JOIN FATHER HELD FOR MARION CO. Oscar M. Simmons. 41. Suther- ernor and now publisher of the lin. was booked into Douglas Conn- Oregon statesman at chairman. Paul Mays. HOLLYWOOD Friends say actress Sarah Churchill will lea next Wednesday by plane to join her father. Sir Winston Churchill, on the French Riviera for about President Fulgen- will be T.ee Elmnuist. Linda eio Batista's cabinet announced Carter, tickle Ilukari. Roy lledine, .-s.iuiiuay that full civil liberties, llagncy Lindberg, Eddie Lorenrcn, suspended more than a year ago, Karla llcdinr. David Myrvold, Bar- are now restored bro Skoog and Jim Robertson. Oth- The decision was made with Ba- er Miuih will serve in making an- lista's approval at a special ore- nouiitenients, ushering and serving dawn cabinet session. Freedom of accountant is treasurer, and form- tor chicle without an operator's li- the filming of a television drama as acolytes Hie press and of speech are in- er State Rep. E. J. Ireland of cense lie is being held for Marion starring her. The program will ba Anune mav attend the service, eluded in the restored liberties, i Molalla is campaign manager. iCounty authorities shown Friday. Salem, is ty jail Friday night on a .Marion ' weeks. Portland County charge of operating a mo- She will leave after completing Portland Loses Another Of Its Penguins Friday had Ceorgia Town Hard Hit By Tornado On Friday PORTLAND '.f Portland lost another one of lis penguins Fri day. A 70 pound F.mperor which had a prisoner i oern pui in an oxygen tent ami given aniiiiiotics tucu truiti asiri gillosis, the fungus lung disease that has claimed most of the other birds. Forty one of the S7 penguins brought to this country late last year by the Portland joo survive. Seventeen have died here and nine in oilier .oos in the I niled States and Canada. Only 211 are left in the Portland colony. terms will run pleaded $210,000? 180,000? $ II 0,000 Appropriated To Fight Mice Problem COCHRAN, Ga More than l.tO Yjersons were homeless in the wake of a tornado which slashed a mile and a quarter path through this central Georgia town, injured lri persons and damaged 40 resi dences and a church. Sheriff Gus Guldens said it was. S.M.EM The stale Finer a "miracle nobody got killed" I gency Hoard FniUy appropriate when the twister swooped down'ed tllO.000 lt fight Ihe mice in out of a darkening sky about 2 M) testation IP Oregon, pm. Friday. Officials said only Of that amount. SIUO.000 will he three persons remain hospitalized . : used lo cope wilh the immediate problem, and $10,000 for research. The money was requested by fanners from Klamath, Lake. De schutes. Crook and JrtiiTsnn counties. The vote was 7;'. dissent mii were Reps Robert Duncan iDi, Medbird. and Han. Wells iDi. La Grande. Ad.lllllt"! 'itl aa sitatsaril aiar as. tar; sri lae Itiiirt ef sac. tar. last i hull anal at t.s ' It'll ..ll at Ita I, ill H ,t, "When thar.'l ajrink Ihtrt'l d.nftr. PLAIN TRUTH By Glen W. lundy: Gospel Evangelist When ecc.pt th. I.cl Ih.t th. libit inspii.4 tit God tnsl that Coal tl cr.t.r, .wait, and iudg. h.i t rtht t. .rd.r tstr liv.t wt th.ll nrn.stly desire to Itwdr and und.rat.nd God't amrooia c.ncamin os. Th.t the libit content, til ttitt God hat ra.e.led, n. real student .t the libit tr.vld den,; tnd to tor tbat tht libit ctnnot bfl endtr.tood without mad.rn intarajratotton. tnd rtvtltttons Ot anon, is to oay th.t Gad oith Hi. i.d.m could not res.l tin otrfwat to man. th. libit c.nt.mi Gods de.l.ati ,th man or tKoutond. ot yn end under a von.tv ot ctrcumttonc.s. Wo must, therefore, epely "common oanao" rl.e ot atudv 0. 0 Merck tho Scnnfjuret te ondorstond th.t which epelt.. to us. Wo most olwert oicortom who is eaxoliini, whether God. men, er eaten, end to whom tho lonfaoto it cU'tcttd. While trine, pies ot God ne.r Oiler er chen.e. aiam ot H'l commandments were fteen te e teocttic pooplo tor e specific purpose thus we must corofullr note, te whom tho word, ore directed, end tor whet ear peso. It we w.uld oeid h.p.l.s. cnt...... Abeee ell, lot tho Scnpturos interpret thoms.lv.s. N..f ecc.ot on. tone er portion ot Scr.pt.ro br tttelt bet. us. it hapten, te l; year theory. Relher, study end t.nd ell thet is oid en tho mott.r end yee will find thet God it titer, timplo end concluitee in Hi. cemnQbndt to voe. litttn te S0 A" tear rtdit ot o'clock Lord's Dor mernine end ertend tenricet Vh.rt tht "Ortclt. el God ' ere ro.pocted end CHURCH OFCHRIsf o 211 MILITARY ROSIBURGQ WIST FIKST ST. CAlAfOOIA ST. SUKSDO ST. CANT0NVIUI SUTHIRLIN WINSTON o o o o p' $ioo'oo? j : VV 1 270,000'? . o... 'ilebe IfUnsNilli. n'uli'.t! it! 1 Jv-.y o $1s?5.ooo7 150.000"' How much will you earn in tne next 20 years? o Let's say hat you earn $5,000 a year. In twenty years you will have earned $100,000 vn hout tak ing into account any future increases Whatever the exact figure, you will have earned a sizeable, fortune. Have you ever stopped- to figure out just how much you can save for your family or your retire ment years? By its very nature, life insurance can help you to preserve a part of that fortune. For, with the pay ment of one premium, life insurance automatically crtates an immediate estate to guarantee income to your family in the event of your death. At the same time, life insurance can be building a fund to pro vide you with e lifetime income for your retirement years if you survive. Your Sun Lift agent mil bt g'ad to difcuMt this important point uiih sou and rxpiain in grrattr detail how part , cf yourou n pereoni,' 'fortune' can be premied throi-gh life insurance. t SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OP CANADA EDW.N 0. WYATT, Dktricr Supervisor, Douglas County State Bank LSilA'ij, !.. rj Phone ORcWd 3-8184 CS "Over $25.O00.OCO.OO Uivesfed in Or5on Homf Fincinj" o G 0 o o 0 o 3 0 O to (5 o o o o o f3 Q 0 o o G O0 8 e G r J (a 0 0 G3 o O G) G 0 0 0 Op CO no 0 0 00 Si's, oo (ii O r, 9 0 0 a1 m
