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Christian Church Sets Troupe Visit
On Sunday morning a special
program will be presented at the
First Christian Church, Roseburg,
featuring Prof. John V. Koekkoek,
Ed Haas and the Seisho Four of
Pacific Christian College, Long
tjcacn. uaut.
According to James C. Smith,
minister of the congregation, this
PROF. JOHN KOEKKOEK
. . . dean to speak
Special Offerings Held
By Adventist Church
Keeping things warm in Iceland
is part of the special missions
project of the Roseburg Seventh-
day Adventist church, according to
a report received from Inez Hitch-
man, reporter for the church.
With an average temperature of
41.6 degrees the year around, heat
ing becomes a rather expensive
matter, says Mrs. Hitchman.
"But beneath the ground in many
places are hot springs. This water
can be tapped and piped into the
homes for heating. This is a goal
of the Adventist school in Iceland.
"To this 'natural plumbing',"
Mrs. Hitchman says, "part of the
special offering at the Seventh-day
Adventist church today will go. It
will also help to modernizb the
denomination's Empress Zauditu
Memorial Hospital, which sits next
to the palace in Addis Ababa, Ethi
opia. Anotner scnooi also win
benefit from the ottering whicn win
be received in all Adventist church
es at the same time is Ncwbold
College in England, for a new
men's dormitory.
Last Saturday a special offering
was received as the local church's
part in raising a million dollars for
missions in one day. The Oregon
conference goal in this special mis
sion offering was $37,000.
Congregational Church
Books Exchange Pastor
Tlia Pov Tlinninc Mpflntrmnr of
Hubbard will be guest speaker at
iha Rncohni'fT rnnarntfnlinnnl ("Mirk.
tian Church Sunday at the regular
service at 9 a.m.
H will snnak on "Secinfi the
Ugly and the Beautiful."
At the same time, the Rev.
Varnn A Pnhincnn nf till HnRn-
burg church will conduct the serv
ice at the Community Congrega
tional Church of Hubbard.
This is part of a pulpit exchange
program held by Congregalional
ministers ot tne state mis sum
mer.
Before going to Hubbard last
year, the Rev. Mr. McCamant was
minister of the Congregational
Church in Medford.
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Permanent And Summer Crews
Attend Forest School Near Tiller
By MRS. MILTON HAMMERSLY
South Umpqua Falls Camp some
20 miles upriver from Tiller was
the scene last week of intensive in
struction in blister rust control
methods for 33 timber stand im
provement personnel from five dis
tricts of the Umpqua National
Forest, including both permanent
and summer crew members.
The school was conducted jointly
by Lou Billups ot the South Ump
qua District and Clcon Puctz of
the Cow Creek District, ana in
cluded a day of classroom study
of the blister rust problem and a
review of control methods and
their value in eradicating the dis
ease, which attacks five-needle
pines. In this area, victims are the
sugar pines and Western white
pines. The second day was devot
ed to field demonstrations of anti
biotic work with actual specimens.
Rangers Hillard M. Lilligren and
John O. Wilson of the South Ump
qua and Cow Creek Districts, re
spectively, were on hand as spe
cial speakers for the initial ses
sion.
Steamboat Trip Made
Mrs. Robert D. Clauson and chil
dren, accompanied by Mrs. Rog
er Williams and twin daughters,
drove to Steamboat Ranger Sta
tion Thursday to spend the day
with Mrs. Bill G. Onstolt and son
at their new home there.
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team from the Long Beach college
will be touring California, Oregon
and Washington, appearing i n
many churches and at the Seattle
World's Fair.
Their program will consist of a
varied group of musical numbers
hv the Scishn Four (college fresh
man girls' quartette composed of
Karen Cole of Osaka. Japan; Anne
Blanton of Lakewood, Calif., An
nette Sargent of Bell. Calif., and
Deanna Durham of hlsinore.
Calif.). Ed Ilaase, a graduate of
Michigan State University and for
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SEISHO FOUR
, . . girl quortette
merly associated with United States
Steel Co., will speak to the teen
er's department on "The place of
the Christian College and the Chal
lenge of the Christian Ministry for
Young Men."
Prof. Koekkoek, a graduate of
Minnesota Bible College and Pep
perdine College, is dean of students
at Pacific Christian College. He
will address the adult department
of the Bible school and share in the
morning worship service.
The program at the First Chris
tian Church will begin at 9:45 a.m.
for Bibl School and 10:55 a.m. for
the Worship Service. Visitors are
welcome to attend.
Glide Church Of Christ
Sets 'Quiz Night' Sunday
The Glide Church of Christ will
be the scene of the semi-annual
"Quiz Night" this Sunday evening
reports Mrs. Arthur Selby, corre
spondent.
The Rev. Loy K. Antrim, minis
ter of the church, will attempt to
answer all questions concerning
the Bible, Christian doctrine,
church history and religious sub
jects, that the congregation may
ask.
The public is invited to attend
and participate in the quiz.
Newton Creek Church
Now In New Location
The new Newton Creek Church of
Christ will hold its first services
at its new location Sunday at the
corner of Newton Creek Road and
Vine St.
Lloyd Whitford, minister, invites
all residents of the community,
especially those residing in the
Newton Creek area.
There has been no change in
the time of the services. Bible
school is at 9:45 a.m., with morn
ing worship at 11 a.m. In tho eve
ning there will be prayer service
at 7, followed by worship services
at 7:30.
Midweek services will be held
Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m.
Mary Ann Jeffries of Corvallis
is a house guest of Diana Picht at
the home ot her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmo A. Picht, at the Tiller
Ranger Station. Mrs. Picht and
children brought her home with
them when they returned from a
weekend trip to Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wait of
Richland Center, Wis., were
guests at the home of Lou Billups
and his mother,, Mrs. Kathryn
Billups, at the Tiller Ranger Sta
tion last week. They enme by way
of California, where they visited
relatives and from here plan to
meet friends from Wyoming for a
sightseeing tour of Yellowstone
National Park. The two families
have been friends for many years,
having been neighbors before the
Blllupses came to Oregon from
Wisconsin.
Student Returns
Jon Lilligren has returned from
Corvallis where he spent two
weeks attending the Junior En
gineer and Scientist Summer Insti
tute on the Oregon State Univers
ity campus. One of the features
was a field trip to Portland as
guests of Pacific Power 4 Light
Co. for a tour of research, engi
neering and electronic computer
facilities of the firm.
Cathy Coughlan has returned by
bus to her home in Corvallis fol
lowing a stay of two weeks as a
guest of Sandy Lilligren.
Community News Items
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Jacobion
of this city enjoyed last week at
the coast.
Mrs. C. D. Gltnn, owner of Hel
en Glenn Real Estate here, has re
turned from a business trip to Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Frtd Schwtrti has returned
to her home on SE Chadwick
Street, following a week in San
Francisco as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Chopnik.
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Baker of
1569 Mulholland Drive, Roseburg,
are attending the Seattle World's
Fair this week,
son, Ricky, and their daughter.
Janice, of Longmont, Colo. Mrs.
Margie Rogers of Maryville, Mo..
was also a visitor. They left Thurs
day for North Bend to visit Mr.
and Mrs. George M. Lawson and
family. Before returning to their
home they will take in the World's
rair in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. John William Rob
ertson, Mrs. C. W. Clark and Mrs.
Lugene R. Kenny, of this city.
drove to Cottage Grove Sunday
evening to attend the Eastern Star
installation, at which time Wallace
Robertson, formerly of this city,
was installed worthy patron. He is
a brother of John William Robert
son, Mrs. Clark and J. Jarvis Rob
ertson of this city.
Mrs. William R. foAn hue rn.
turned to her home on SE Chad
wick Street, following a trip to
Portland to visit her family. From
there she was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. F. I. Northrup, and
the two went on to Tacoma to vis
it the former's sister, Mrs. Dale
Harvey, and brother, Arthur Per-
kinc. hnfmsi antna in Cnntlln Vic
toria B.C. and Vancouver B.C.
Mrs. Herbert J. Harris of Santa
Monica, Calif., the former Ardath
Marosok of this city, arrived in
Medford Friday by plane to be
met by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Marosok. Mrs. Harris will
visit at the Marosok home until
July 4. She Is presently employed
as receptionist for Baker's Furni
ture on Decorators Row in Bever
ly Hills. Arriving today to be
guests at the Marosok home for a
few days are Marosok's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Chieslar, and their son,
Gene, from Sheridan, Wyo.
Otto Langfleld has returned to
his home here after a two-week
trip which took him to New York
City. He spent six days in the
metropolis, during which time he
enjoyed a tour through National
Broadcasting Company's studios
He talked with Chet Huntley, well
known television personality, and
saw television shows, "The Price
is Right," "Concentration" and
others. He took an all-day tour of
the city and especially enjoyed a
trip to see the Statue of Liberty.
He made the trip by train both
ways, stopping en route home in
San Francisco. On his return trip,
he traveled with a group of school
teachers from the east. They were
making the trip to see San Fran
cisco and visit the World's Fair
in Seattle.
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start al dusk. "Faudln1, Fussln' and A
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Gap"
PINE DRIVE-IN-Open 7:15. Show starts at
dusk. "The Naked Jungle" and "Colossus
ot Rhodes"
BENETTA THEATRE (Winston) Matinee
Doors open 17:34. Show at 1:00. "Oance
With Me, Henry". Evening show al 7:00.
"Three on a .Spree", "X-15" and "The
Trumpet"
CLOVERLEAP DRIVE-IN (Sulherlln) - Box
olllce opens at 7:15. Show at dusk, "Dusk
to Dawn Show. "The Young Savages", "The
Last Time I Saw Archie", "Flaming
Star", "Wake Me When ll's Over" ,
TRI CITY DRIVE IN-Bo Olflco Opens
5:45. Show ot Dusk. "The Pit and the
Pendulum" and "The Deadly Companions"
Sunday, July 1, INI
INDIAN THEATRE Closed Sun a Mon
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TRI CITY ORIVE-IN-Bo olllce opens 7:00.
Show al dusk. "The Honeymoon Mechlna"
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Burt Lancaster Shelly Winters
THE LAST TIME I
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Robort Mltchum Jack Wobb
"FLAMJNG STAR"
tlvls Presley Barbara tden
"WAKE ME WHEN
IT'S OVER"
Ernl Kovact Dick Shawn
Coming Sundoy
"ONE, TWO, THREE"
"SNOW WHITE A THE
STOOGES"
In Offlco Opont, 7:1 S
Show at Dusk
Sat., Jbnt 30, 1962 The
Mrs. Gtsrgt Lawson and Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Howard had as house
guests this past week at their
homes on NE Stephens Mr. and
.Mrs. Faye Florea Jr. and their
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Straus of
this city left Thursday for Water-!
loo, Iowa, where they were called
by the critical illness of the for-!
mer's father. Dr. Strauss is with
the VA Hospital here.
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Burks and
children, Malcolm, Michael, Kathy
and Peter, have returned to their
home in Oswego, following a visit
here with Mrs. Burke's father, Al
II. May, and Mrs. May, on the
North Umpqua River.
Mrs. Hattit Howe of 482 Ballf
St. has returned from a six-week ,
trip to Honolulu, Hawaii where she
visited her son, Victor, who oper- J
ates a drug store there. On her
return, she visited the fair at Se
attle. She made the trip to Hawaii
and back by plane.
S. Sat. and Mrs. Ronald Herman
and three children of Glasgow
AFB, Glasgow, Montana, are visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Ortiz, and his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Harman. They have been visiting
several points of interest during
their slay here.
Maior and Mrs. Don Rogers and
three children, Donald, Charles and
Deborah, are here until the mid
dle of July visiting their parents,
Mrs. Lorraine Rogers and Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Borgcn, before going to
the former's new assignment at the
Air Force Base in Ogdcn, Utah.
They have resided in Honolulu for
the last three years. They returned
to the Mainland aboard the SS
Matsonia. The family will spend
the weekend in Tacoma visiting
friends and attending to property
interests, Mrs. Rogers is the for
mer Wyona Borgen of this city.
If I
5UN & MON ,
Frankie and his pals
the night they blew
the lights in VEGAS!
OCEAN'S 11
In COLOR with ,
FRANK SINATRA
Dean Martin Sammy
Davis Jr.- Peter Lawford
plus
ROCK HUDSON
"Tasa, Son of Cochise"
Sunday thru Tuesday
"THE HONEYMOON
MACHINE"
Steve McQueen Brigid
Bailen Jim Hutton
Paula Prentiss plut
"HORIZONS WEST"
Robert Ryan Julia Adamt
Rock Hudson
Ends Tonight
"The Pit and the
Pendulum"
"The Deadly Companions"
Gates Open 7:00
Show Starts at Dusk
Tonight
"THREE ON
A SPREE"
Jack'Watling-Carole Lesley
plus
' "X-15"
Actually filmed In space!
and
Color Cartoon "Halter Skelter"
Special Addsd Attraction
"Tho Trumpet" with
Rafael Mendel
Special Saturday Matinee
Doori open, 12:30
Show starts, 1 :00
Rock with Rhythm
Roll with Glee
"DANCE WITH
ME, HENRY"
Bud Abbott Lou Coitollo
plus
four Cartoons
Doors open, 6:4S
Show at 7:00
ILastThTefonlte
r The Naked Jungle
I CHARLTON HESTON
I Colossus of Rhodes
1 RORY CALHOUN
News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 5
Mr. and Mrs. Everett N. Swan
of Van Nuys, Calif., arrived in
lioseburg today to visit Dr. and
Mrs. Ira J. Seitz hi Charter Oaks.
Swan is a retired naval officer.
LAST TIMES TONITE
ELVIS
PRESLEY
COIOR
h B.UH I
Ufl'M'tTlll,'!
COMING TUESDAY:
KIM NOVAK
JAMES GARNER
TONY RANDALL
JANET BLAIR
PATTI PAGE
ANNE JEFFREYS
HOWARD DUFF
in .
"BOYS'
NIGHT
OUT"
IN COLOR
OPEN TUE THRU SAT ONLY
LAST TIMES TONITE: "
MARJORIE MAIN
in 2 LAFF HITS
The Wistful Widow
of Wagon Gap
PLUS
Feudin', Fussin' and
a-Fightin'
BONUS
Feature
TONITE!
i
Randolph
SCOTT
in .
TALL
MAN
RIDING
in COLOR with
Dorothy Malone
Closed Sun & Mon
Special Show starts
-TUESDAY!
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McQueen
USiSSrU H,u
Darin-Parker
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EllARDINO-flpslEWH
. Susan ..Dean
Hayward Martin
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plus Co-Hit: