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Newspaper Page TextCHECKING POOL LIGHTS In preparation for the Saturday afternoon opening of the Rose burg swimming pool is Bill Cooper, right. He gives a report of "okay" to Tom Keel, di rector of porks for the city of Roseburg. Only routine maintenance work was done on the pool this year because of major changes planned for next yeor. Keel soid registration for the swimming classes sponsored jointly by the city and the Red Cross will take place next Thursday and Fridoy ot the pool, with classes to begin June 18. (News-Review photo) Drain Woman Returns Home Following Stay In Mexico By JO CARLILI Mrs. Allen McDonald of Drain returned home this week after vis iting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mn. Percy Cllston, at Guadalajara, Mexico. Mrs. Mc Donald also visited her mother, Mrs. Vanco Primrose, and a sis ter at Palo Alto, Calif. Washington Frltnds Visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Boss spent several days recently at Everett, Wash., visiting friends. ' David Lakey of Chicago spent the weekend visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lakey. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lakey were Mrs. Lakey's aunt, Ada Deane of Portland, and cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Gabrial Klncannon and daughter, Ada Lee, of Sacramen to, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mattoon and Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Mattoon spent several days at Davis Lake re cently. They wore joined Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. Don Davis. - Dick Yodcr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Yoder, and Gary Cox, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cox, who aro attending school at Pasco, Wash., spent tho weekend visiting their families. The Yodcr family went to Portland Saturday to visit Mrs. Yodor who had major sur gery at the Oregon Medical Hos- iltal School recently. Mrs. Yodcr s reported doing satisfactorily. ' Ray Jlarlan, who has been a pa tient for several weeks at Cottage Grove Hospital and undorwent ma jor surgery, waas released Tues day and convalescing at the home of his nowphew at Myrtle Creek. Karen Noss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Itoger Ness, is now at home rocupcrating from recent major surgery. -. Mary Grubbe accompanied her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Peart, to Seattle where Mrs. Peart departed by Jet for Alaska where she will spend the summer. En route home Mrs. Grubbe visited in Eugene. LOEVINOER CONFIRMED : WASHINGTON (UP1) - Lee Loovlngcr was confirmed by the Senate Thursday to succeed New ton N. Minow as member of the Federal Communications Commission. Locvingcr previously was an assistant attorney general In charge of the Justice Depart ment's Antitrust Division. 3 BIG RODEO DANCES TEEN DANCE . . . i:10 ,M. . mi .iimm. Dick Booth Spinning Tha fiatttn. ir SQUARE DANCING . . . , P.M. at Fairground!, Rotini Ttttoro t4 Alturat, Collf. Coltinf . MODERN DANCE. . . , ,.M. c Bulld. Ina at folriroimde. BUI Rorthor Mulls. Your Booster Button It Your Admission For Any at All Donees. WOOD and NOW! SUMMER RATES ON SAWDUST! 2" Heavy Planer Ends 1" Planer Ends 2x4 Planer Ends SPRING ON 2" PLANER ENDS APRIL-- MAY --JUNE ONLY! ROSEBURG OS 9-8741 or A'Mr tiJ; -T-w Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Newton of Ashland and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Newton of Coos Bay visited in Drain Thursday. Terry Sumner, who Is in the Army and stationed in Georgia, visited his wife, June, in Mcdford and they continued on to Drain to visit his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sumner, and other rel atives in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Henshaw and Vanisca. and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Henshaw, all of Portland, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sumner. Calvin Sumner of Salem and his son, Sea man noDDy Sumner of San Fran cisco, were Saturday night guests at the Sumner's. Mrs. Jerry Hen shaw and baby remained for i week's visit. First Steps Taken On Price Leveling Program For Milk SALEM (UPI)-The Stato De partment of Agriculturo took the first steps Friday to implement stabilization of milk prices to tho producer under tne new milk sta bilisation act. The measure, adonted bv the 1863 legislature, was signed this week by Gov. Mark Hatfield. The department scheduled four hearings at which It will take evi dence and testimony relating to tho establishment of minimum prlcei for class 1 and class 2 milk, primary markets, and mar ket areas. The first hearing will be held June 24 at 10 a.m. In room 106 of the Capitol Building here. Other hearings are June 25, 10 a.m. at Harris Hall, Lane County Courthouse, Eugene; June 26 at 2 p.m. in tho Curry County Court house, Gold Beach, and June 28 at 10 a.m. in the Baker commun ity Center, Baker. A hearing also has been set for June 24 to hear testimony on the department's proposal to increase to 1 1-2 cents per hundredweight the poundage fee necessary to support the milk stabilization act. The fee is deducted and with held by handlers on all grade A milk purchased from producers. The preaont 1-2-cent fee Is used for enforcement ot the audit act. DANCES FRIDAY JUNE 14th SAWDUST Peeler Core Oak RATES CORE I AND PFFI FR LUMBER CO OR 3-5508 v.. Idaho Folks Visit In Camas Valley By MRS. DAVE THRUSH Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stringham and three children of Weiser. Ida ho, spent the weekend at the home of Stringham's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thrush, in Camas Valley. They also visited another brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thrush. Mrs. Donald Lawson has return ed homo after spending a week in Douglas Community Hosnital wnere sno underwent major sur gery. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ashton were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Glidon from Warner, Wash. Mrs. Guy Moore's Sunday School class of junior girls of the Camas Valley Methodist Church got to gether recently and made 20 doz en cookies. On Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Mooro took four of the girls into the Douglas County Nursing Home where they treated the old people with individually wrapped plates of cookies. They also sang songs tor some of the patients. Mrs. Jonn sianuiey ana Mrs. Al bert Davis have returned home from a week's vacation. Mrs. Da vis visited her niece, Mrs. Opal Truman, and family in Klamath Falls and Mrs. Standley visited at uons, uaui., ana at luieiane. Mrs. Davis brought her nonhow, Jimmy Truman, back with her to spenu uio summer. Senators Immunity Saves Traffic Ticket WOODBURN (UPI)-Sen. Tom Monaghan, D-Milwaukie, exercised his legislative Immunity here, and refused to accept arrest for a traffic violation while, on the way home from the legislature. Pollco Chief Leonard Fuller said Patrolman Flavin Gircaux halted Monaghan about 12:40 a.m. June 4 on U.S. 9915. The ticket was voided after Monaghan pro tested. Members of the legislature are exempt from arrest except for felonies and breaches of the peace while going to anil Horn me leg' lslntive session. rj- 5 1 French Bombshell To Wear Mustache In Film Comeback HOLLYWOOD (UPD- Flfi D'- Orsay, for .10 years the French bombshell of movies and night clubs, will shock her old fans in a new movie when she appears on screen wearing a mustache. It should be hastily added that tho mustache Is not her own. Fifi accepted the unflattering rolo which also pads her weight out by 40 pounds for a very good reason, lt is her first role in 18 years. With a dry spell like that even Rrigitte Bnrtlol would give se rious consideration to wearing a mustache, or even a full length beard to get back before the cameras. As Fill puts it, "Sex lakes a holiday with mo In this picture." And so it docs. The movie is "Wild and Won derful." which costars Tony Cur- i lis ana his tirlrte. ihrlsttno Kaul mann. And Christine, a native of ; Germany, provides the sex ap i peal, which shows how things have changed since World War i ii In the old days Fill was the S epitome of French femininity, playing naughty, saucy little cu I ties. "Bark in the 1930s I ran in and out of more bedrooms than any actress on the screen," Kid said nistlully. .Now t m playing a fat rook who used to be a beard ed lady In the circus. "But I'm happy to be back making movies nevertheless. I've spent many years trying to get away from the rifl l Orsav image of the sex kitten. I'm too old to bo a French sex bomb. "This is a good character part AUTHORIZED DEALER AEROQUIP HOSE and FITTINGS ACTORfflBUILT G. M. C. INIECTORS DIESEL INJECTION SERVICE 1730 N.I. Stephens OR J t J 6 The News-Review, Roseburg, Trip By Jet Plane Takes Riddle Woman To Scotland By ERMA BEST I Recent guests at the William Mrs. William Juacdonald left this! week for Portland where she will take a jet plane for her former home in Glasgow, Scotland, to spend three months visiting rela lives and friends. This is the first time a member of the family has returned to Scotland since leaving 15 years ago. Going to Portland to see her off were Mr. Macdon aid, their daughter, Mrs. Jim En dicott, and three children of Cot tage Grove, and a sister-in-law. Mrs. , fclmer Dayton of Spring field. Long Trip Made Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bowman of Riddle have returned from a three- week motor trip which took them through 14 states and over 6,000 miles. Stops were made in Nevada, Ari zona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas, Indiana, Missouri and Ida ho to visit relatives and old friends, many of whom had been visitors in Riddle through the years. ; Recent guests at the home of Mrs. Myrtle I. Burgoyne were her son-in-law and daughter, Lt. and Mrs. Marvin P. Merseth. Lt. Mer scth has just completed seven weeks of training at Newport, R. I., preparatory to going to Hawaii where he will be stationed as an attorney for the U. S. Navy. Mrs. Merseth is the former Clarice Bur goyne. Mrs. Nellie Gilmore. who had been living in Martinez, Calif., near her daughter, Mrs. Hubert Clayton, for several years, has re turned to Riddle for an indefinite stay and is living in the D. W. Clark guest house. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton and son, Scott, brought Mrs. Gilmore to Riddle. Mrs. H. G. Townsend is leaving this weekend for Anaheim, Calif., to be with her daughter, Mrs. M. J. Koellen, and children, while Mr. Koellen has surgery. Guests during the week at the Townsend home were Mr. and Mrs. M. Westbrook of Cave Junction. friends of the Townsends when both families lived in Downey, Cal- u. Memorial Day weekend euests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Halter were Mr. and Mrs. John Horlon of Rapid City. S. D. The Halters took their guests to Coos Bay and Rccdsport during their stay. The Hortons had been visit ing in California and were en route home by the northern route. House Rejects Tax Plan Aimed At Millionaires WASHINGTON UPI) - House tax writers have refused to tighten up a provision of the law which each year permits a hand- lui or millionaires to avoid pay ing any federal income taxes. The President had urged that the provision affecting million aires be repealed. The Treasury had complained that it enabled one taxpayer who received $19 million in income in one year to avoid paying any income taxes that year. The House Ways & Means Com mittee rejected the Kennedy pro posal. I he disputed tax rule permits taxpayers under certain circum stances to claim tax deductions for all of their charitable contri butions, without regard to the general rule that limits deduc tions to 20 or 30 per cent of in come. so what If I do look fat and homely with a mustache. It's bet ter than not being seen at all." APPROVE TEACHER BILL WASHINGTON (UPD A House education subcommittee Wednes day approved a bill that would provide $34.5 million to train teachers for physically and men tally handicapped children. The three year program was one of the items requested by rresident Kennedy in his educa tion message this year. The funds would go to colleges to use in preparing the special teachers. SHIP AND TRAVEL... aiLitomated railway J ' V . r.. A . UNION PACIFIC Far Nformjriian, Mt. Dl 3-141 Euavnt Vm7taMPrn Ore. frl, June 7, 1963 Dickson borne were Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Carlson of Lewiston, Ida ho, and Mrs. Dickson's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and -Mrs. Rich ard Dewing of South Beach near Newport. , Mr. and -Mrs. Lee Frahm' and three children left this week for their home in Tracy, Calif., follow ing a visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Frahm and Mr. and Mrs. Ileinrich Schmidt. They came especially to attend the high school graduation of bis brother, Garry Frahm. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McCoy coming for the graduation of their daughter, Nancy, from Oregon State Univers ity, and daughter Carolyn, from Riddle High School were their son and brother, Robert McCoy from Placentia, Calif.; Mrs. McCoy's sisters, Miss Lucy Throckmorten of Boise, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Collins and daughter, Kathy, of Albany, Calif.; and Mc Coy's sister, Mrs. Floy Douglas, of Mill Valley, Calif. Memorial Day visitors at the Austin Wilson home were his sis ter, Mrs. Valen Gilmore, of Silver-! ton, and brother. Dr. Dewey Wil son, and Mrs. Wilson of Coos Bay. Memorial Day visitors at the D. W. Clark home were former resi dents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cutsforth of Portland, and Mr. and Airs. B. D. Crosby of Medford. ROSEBURG APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH 443 N E Chnnnon SI John M. Clarno. Pallor. Ph. OR 2-32M FIRST LANOMARK MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Labor Temple. 17 S. E Roberta Elder 0. o. Ron, Pallor Rl. I, Box 353 Ph. 01 WO BIBLE MISSIONARY CHURCH 492 Meadow Lane, Ron bury Rev. E. J. Charon, Pastor. Ph. ORM137 ASSEMBLY OP 000 lit N.E. Naih, 5in 0,1 CATHOLIC CHURCH. ST JOSEPH'S 00 W. Stanton St. Pr. Eunan Buckley, Pastor Rectory 800 W. Stanton, Ph. OR 3-5IS7 CHURCH OF CHRIS1 111 W. Military Ave. Ph. OR 3-3311 John M York. Mllsttr I7J4 NW Kline. Ph. OR 3-S3 FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF OOO 3135 N Stephens Street Rev Robert Van Patten CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIS1 OF LATTER OAY SAINTS Corner' Lane S, Main Streets BlihoD Raloh G. A.lderson Roieburo, Oregon ORchard 3-J035 "FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAIARENB 1134 SE Douglas Ph. OR 3-30; (One block East ot the Courthouse) Robert D. Hemoel. Minister Res. no E. Douglas Dial OR 3-'!3 CHURCH OP THE OPEN BIBLE Ie43 S.E. Jackson St. Rev. Lawrence A. Smith. Jr.. Pastor l44 SE Hamilton Ph OR 3-7441 CHURCH OF CHRIS1 Garden Valley Blvd. (I block East ot ov Junction) ORchard 3-5417 CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1511 N.v. Koasey Road OR 3-3050 ft iv. Verne A. Robinson 1740 N.W. Prove Lane OR 3-55U FIRST BAPTIST II SE Lane Ave. Ph. OR 3-3011 I41S SI Virginia Ct. Ph. OR 3-3013 Dr. Eugene Gerlltt. Pastor FAITH LUTHERAN (National Lutheran Council) 1139 NE Malheur Ave. Ph. OR 3-3331 Allen G ingebritsen. Paste, 344 W. Berdlne St. Ph. OR 3-61JS FIRS1 MBTHOOIS1 751 S. E. Main St. Rev. H. James Jenkins. Pastor FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST North Vine Street, across the street from Joseph Lane Junior High Rev. Lester P. Stone FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Lane t Jackson Streets. Ph. OR 3 SS5S Rev John E Adams, Pastor 133 SE Main St. Ph. OR 3-1101 FIRST CHURCH OF GOD (Anderson, Ind.) S44 N E. Chestnut St Rev Howard Leverett. Pastor "FIRST CONSERVATIVE BAPTIST 1131 NE Lincoln St. OR 3 3004 Roy H. Campbell, pastor 557 NE Winchester FREE METHODIST 131 W. Harvard Ave. Ph. OR 1-371 Rev Paul J. Aren Pastor PO Box 3! Phone OR 1-371 SEVENTH-DAY AOVBNTIST CHURCH NW Garden Valley Rd. Ph. OR 3-1543 Elder A. P. Rltt. Putor 147 SE Filler St. Ph. OR 34415 'NEWTON CREEK CHURCH OF'CHRIST Newton Creek Road Ltovd M. Whlttord. Paster t. Box 704' t. Ph. OR J -4417 JESUS NAME CHURCH Diamond Lake Blvd. E. City Limits H. E. Kelso. Pator Rt. I, Box 358 ORchart 3-7VIJ WESTSIOE CHRISTIAN CHURCli 3711 W. Harvard Ave. OR 3 4101 Rev. Oonald H. Smith, Minister 1713 W. Harvard Ave. OR 3-4747 FIRSf" CHRISTIAN Douglas a. Kane. Ph. OR 3-4544 James C. Smitn. M'mstei 143 W. L'lbur,,. Ph. OR 3-1403 CHRISTIAN - MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Hucrett Church N W. Garden valley Blvd. Ph. OR 1-4574 Rev. Ron Clason,Jastor. til WStanlon St. PIRSl CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 1114 SB Douglas JBHOVAH'S WITNESSES 10 Ne Willow Or 34740 Kenneth Curtis. Mlnliler nbiohborh6oochurch (Foursquare, in R"e Ranj Road ev, Charles w it s. Pastor ORchail s-77r Worth rosfburo cmiircm" Ivanoelical united brethren 1551 NE Vi-e SI. Ph. OR 3-s:j4 Walter R. Rowley, Parlor RR.OROANI1ED CHURCH OF IESUI CHRIST OF LATTE OtV SAINTS veterans V-rwai Bu'Mnd Clyde Cvrt.t Paitor. Ph. OR 3-34'0 ST. OEOROE S EPISCOFai CHURCH SU vain ar-d Cats Rev. Alfred S. Tyson. Rector. Ph. OR 1-4041 Res: 45? SF Kane Sf ROSEBURO PILSRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rev Floyd Ltndsev. Pls'er ' N S'eoner., P- 0 s list UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP OF ROSEBURO f or ,-rorn-a, on ee l CR 3-S44'. OR 3-'3 or CR 3 3413 FRIENDS SILENT MEETING ttt-eds I r m Ph or nice er or loero Control Advised For Cherry 4 Cherry fruit ' Dies began to emerge aiay ji eccoraiDg to woru received at the County Extension Office from entomologists at Ore gon State University. Cherry grow ers should tpply tbe first control spray or dust by this weekend and repeat applications every ten days until fruit is harvested. Flies must be destroyed before they begin to lay eggs in the cher ry fruit to avoid wormy fruit. This is about ten days after emerging from the ground, states County Agent Parker, the entire loiiage of the cherry trees and surround ing slants should be thoroughly sprayed for control measures to be effective. For the backyard cherry tree owner, several insecticides are recommended and available at most retail stores handling spray materials, including methoxychlor 50 per cent wettable powder used at t rate of 2 tablespoons to one IT PAYS TO PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS Hear 'Heart to Heart' Sat. 11:35 am KRNR Christian Guidanc For Every Homamaker News-Review Community Church Directory ROSEBURG THE SALVATION ARMY I 507 NE Winchester street Capt. LetUr Craddock. Ph. OR 3-.5391 ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN (Missouri Svnodt W. Corey I Military Streets. Ph. OR 1-7111 Rnv D. w. Hlnrlchs, Pastot 714 W. Pllger Ph. ORchard 3-3105 SUTHERLIN FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE Rt. Box Mi G Phone 3441 ASSEMBLY OF GOD D. L. Nultmeler, Pastor P.O. Box 331 Phone sutherlln 1517 CHRISTIAN CHURCH Harold Robblns. Pastor Phone 1433, 310 E. Second St. CHURCH OF CHRIST Robinson and Comstotk St-eeta H. R Thornhlll Phone ITtS TOPS E. Second, Sutherlln CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER OAY SAINTS Sutherlln Legion Hall, Ph. 3434 Sutherlln CHURCH OF THE NAZARENB Branton at Sixth ' B. E. Longanecjter. Hastor FIRST METHOO'lST 131 E. Second St. Ph. 4I Rev L Eugene Groves. Pastor 301 N. Iimpqua St. Ph. 4I NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST" West Central, Sutherlln Charles Crane, minister Phone 347T, 732 W. Central SUTHERLIN FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 1th at Willamette Rt., Box lfO, PH. 4037 E. Vance Culpepper, pastor FAIR OAKS COMMIJNITY Vlctorli Stuemoges. Peitor f HI EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THI HOLY SPIRIT Everett and Umatilla Streets The Rev. R. W. Bunnage. Vicar SfTpRANCIS XAVIER CATHOLIC CHURCE North Comstnrx Rnart Rev. J. J. Llnehan. Pastor J03 N. Comstock Rd. Sutherlln. Ph. Oak. 4042 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTiST CHURCH Elmer V. Unterseher, Pastor 1005 E Third St. Ph. 4115 ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN (Missouri Svnonl E. C. Borchardt, Pastor MYRTLE CREEK THI PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD of America Neat Line and Forrest Road MYRTLE CREEK CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Grant Street. Trl Cltv CHURCH OF THE NAZARENB Soruci 1 Division Sts. Ph. 443-3715 Rev. James w. Lais, Pastor, Ph. UN 3-3131 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (Southern Convention! South Myrtle Road ST7"MATTHBW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (tee under Trl-Clty PENTECOSTAL-HOUNESS CHURCH lt miles S. of Myrtle Creek Julian D. Lewis, Pastor Ph. 141-3714 JEHOVAH'S WTTNESSE'S 17k Oak St FIRST MBTHOOI5T CURCH Rev. Donald Campbell. Pastor 43 "W 2nd Ave. Ph. 143-4157 SEVENTH-OAT ADVENTIST Johnson I. Spruce Ms ElderHarrv Davis. Pastor. Ph. UN 3-34!l ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH The Rev. R. W. Bunnege, Vicar Phone: 143-4141, or (Roseburgl OR 3-5441 First "christian church Meyers. Minister CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 111 NW Second St. ALL-SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH N. Spruce St. Fr. Jemes F Dillon Ph. 143-3171 'GLENOALB MISSIONARY BAPTIST-" Elder Hence Phillies. Pastor Gllbertson Avenue GLENDALE OLINOALI IAPTIjtT CHURCH PO BOX U Phono 133445 Rnv. Hrlv Whttt. oavor JISUS' NAME PENT AC(J$iAI CHURCH LtxVtr Addi"n PrtJ Brown cnrtj nf Vrv'ctl olivet"" presbyter inchuikn Pact v, i sKtyx) V Rv Nofnjjf NsKfl1'' PjMtt?' SEVlNTH-OAYAbvtNTlsr CHURCH Vt1 IV Htrrv B. Otv. t. Ptiret Myrtle CrMtt Ph. MU4 CHURCH OP CHRIST CHRISTIAN ttllY Pf'tHion, Pnc?f IT Aider, Eini. Ct. LENDAlR ASSRMt)LT O O00 A Vd''i Rtv Bruc MfiVsirtf Pstfty IU O itttrtityt Avt., Ph. ttt-JCM HOLY PAMiLYCATMTuC CHURCH Merita II $htet YONCALLA ADVENTIST .4 t Central. efi.ff,i, E-der Bn E. Eva's. Pei'or CHURCH OP CN), !"d M I SS. Jev. M. MwWittr. Pitr Ph. 9-l YONCALLA METHOOtSf-CHURCH Rev. J. Palmer Sorhen, Minister .... PUBLISHED BY THE NEWS-REVIEW AS A PUBLIC SERVICE .... gallon of water and may be ap - plied up to seven days before bar- est; or Scvin 50 per cent wettable powder at a rate of two table spoons to one gallon of water with last application one day before harvest; or perthane, a liquid, at a rate of two teaspoons to a gal lon of water up to two days before harvest. Commercial growers or growers with a number of trees requiring large quantities of spray to cover the trees will find methoxychlor 50 per cent wettable powder used at 2 pounds per 100 gallons of water; or Sevin 50 per cent wet table powder at 2 pounds per 100 gallons of water; or perthane, 1 quart of emulsifiable concentrate or its equivalent in other formula tion to 100 gallons of water ef fective to control cherry fruit flies when applied as a spray to thor oughly cover foliage of the trees and repeated every ten days until harvest. Sprays should not be ap plied seven days before harvest for Methoxychlor, one day for Sevin Dthe bible D SPEAKS T0Y0U p Station KYES 950 K.C. Sundays 9:45 A. M. NEW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RADIO SERIES YONCALLA A5SEMBLY OF CCD CHURCH Rev. L. I. Hootinan, Pastor Box 512 Ph. VI M342 MELROSE MELROSE COMMUNITY CHURCH Rt. 1 Box 340 Ph. OR 2-4521 Glenn I. Davis, pastor RIVERSDALE RIVERSDALE UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL Don Mvers. Sunt. WINSTON WINSTON METHODIST CHURCH (See Dillard) ASSEMBLY OP OOO South end el DarreH St. OSOorne ?-5605 Rev Wl.ilam A Garner Paitor WINSTON CHRISTIAN CHURCH 457 Gregory St. Ralph Helteth, Pastor 320 G.egory St. ph. OS' 9-8483 HOUSE Of REFUGE (Full Gosoel) Old Tfme Religion Rev. R. Perkins and Riw l C.ivlnj. Pastors MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Cary Avenue. Winston William Turner, Elder OR 2-37?t FOURSQUARE GOSPEL CHURCH Baker & Dan -ll Street Rev. Terry L. Llttschwager. Ph. OS 5430 CHURCH OP Suksdort St. CHRIS1 Winston. OredOt WINSTON CONOR Erf AT ION OP JEHOVAH WITNESSES South CMI Bend Avenue Ramon L. Zamoran, Pastor JTenmlle Ph. OS -5410 WINSTON MENNONITE CHURCH Et nd Suksdorl St Roy E. Hosteller, Pastor Phone OS 9-5424 RIDDLE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Main At Third Smi RJVL Donald PJch, Pastor PE CHURCH OFOOD Rev. A. F. Riley. Gen. Supt. CONSERVAflVE-BAPTISTCHURCH" (tee Trl-Clty) PRESBYTPRUN CHURCH - tee Trl-Clty ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Second and B St. M. G. Hlxon. Pastor Ph 674-3749 CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION (Eplicepal) The Rev. R. W. Bunnage. Vicar 4th and PSjrectj Ph. 874-5781 CHURCH OP THE OF EN BIBLE Smith Street Rev. Harold PollacK Jr.. Pastor Box 371 Ph. 874-3741 CHURCH OP GOD (not Pentecostal) Rev. Frank C. Wagoner, Pastor 403 Mary St. Ph. 874-3339 WILBUR FIRST MBTHOOIST Wilbur-Glide Road Rev. L. Euoene nrnves, estnr 302 N. Umpqua St. Sutherlin Ph. 3948 OAKLAND Rev. Ournie Noah. Pastor ASSEMBLY Of GOD CHURCH . Pint and Cvoress sts CHURCH OFCHRISl Second and Pine Streets Phone 1611 Ronald D. Spauldlng, pastor COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN Ph. 3131 Rev. Nell W. Brown, Pa. tor 31S SE 5th Ph. 394 GOSPEL TABERNACLE Rev Wm E. Wood. Paste )10 NE $th St. Ph 3473 TRI-CITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . Myrtle Crk Ph. 83-4341 Rv Richard Rohftwuoh. Paitor RJM. Bo 3138. Mvrlft Creek. Ph. 8&3-3C43 CONSERVAT.VB "BAPTIST tMURCM Crett Drive. Myrtle Creek Ph. 843-391 Dona'd p Boiat Pjntor Rt. Bo 3J4. Mvrtit Creek ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCtT Veterans rVemerl'ti Bul'd'ng E C. Bofchardt. Paster 9 Comstock. Sutheriin Ph. 409S TENMlLt ASSP.MBLV OP GOD Jvii B:c OVoo M31 fENMILl COMMUNITY CHURCH ( Wf'rtoo.sii D'. i. T. Din on, mintVff GLIDE ASSEMBLY OP OOD Corner Eite i & W Eit' ti GY -3JSI Rev. 0cr t. Ler.'. pjnter Ban 5W, Canvronvine CHURCH 'OP THE jPF.N BrlLl Across from Gl'e H of Vheoi Rev Ravnwd Varnjf. Pai-or PO 6o ?t. Pn GY 0-1U1 LITTLE RIVER COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH I f.t Vf C"l, V Cfl0 tv Art-vr SrttjrH Ph OR 5-4J CHURCH OP CHRIST Nrh e POTl 09 Lot K. Antrim, Pt'cr Ba M. Gide Ph. GY e-37 Fruit Fly . and two days for Perthane before fruitis harvested. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cornir of Lent mnt Jtckten The Rev. Jahe I. Adams, Pestet The Rev. Robtrt H. Riiita, Assistant Patter 9:30 A.M. - Vocation Church School 10:10 A.M.-Adult Seminars "The Holy Spirit And Modern . Life", 9.30 and 11:00 A.M. ' MORNING WORSHIP ., Monday through Wednesday 9:00 - 11:30 A.M. -Vacation Bible School ' . Westminster Fellowship Nursery Core, 9:30 11:00 Sanctuary open daily for prayer and r"ditation from 8 until 5 GLIDE CHURCH Ot- COD OF PROPHECY 12 miles East on N. lr-equa Road Carl David, Pastor. Idleyld Rt. llf B OR 1H4I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Next door to Glide Grade School John Manltsos, Pastor Box I, Glide Ph. GYPSV 4-55)4 GREEN COMMUNITY CHURCH Carnes Road near Hapnv Valley Rd ' Rev. Leonard Plolh, Pastor. Ph. OR 3-47M UNION GAP MISSIONARY BAPTIST ' Elder J. R. Cole. Pastor 410 S. First St.. Cottage Grove UNION GAP bTb'LE CHURCH 1 Mile North ol Sulhern Rt. I, Box 320. Sutherlln Phone 331 . LOOKINGGLASS COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Gordon Titus, Pastor. Ph. OR 3-4H4 GARDEN VALLEY COMMUNITY CHURCH . Rv T D Williams. Pastor " California' Evangelistic Association ELKTON ; ASSEMBLY O GOD Rev. Dorothy christian CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rei Fit West Pastor DRAIN ST. JOHN'S CHURCH . Cedar and Pavton Sts.' .' Key J. J Llnehan, Pastor . 33 N. ComstocK Road, Sutherlln Ph. Oakland 4043 FIRST BAI-1IS' Pavton Stree' Ph r- sttll Rev. Otis L. Doherty, Minister Moreland Aven,-. on re 4-e?m SAiNT DAVTr57S-EPTscbpAL chiVkch B and f-hool Sts. TE 4-53T.1 Rev. Fr. C T; Abbott Jr. P O. Box 581, Cottage Grove WH 13477 THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF OOO 31 Highway North and Sand Creek Road Rev. W. H. Johnsnn, Pas'or PO BOX 44 Ph. TEmple 4-Wt METHODIST CHURCH 131 A St. Ph. TE 4-S44I William M. Parker, Minister 115 A St. Ph. T8 4-S44! DILLARD CHURCH OF CHRIST Comer Kent and Church Sts. Henry A. Klrkland, Preacher 401 Ro;e St. Ph. OS -5014 CHURCH OP OOO Rev Calvin I Rogers. Pastor PO Box 234 OS t-8473 OILLARD-WIHSTON BTHnoiVl CHURCH Fourth St.. Dillard Everett H Gardner, Pestor DIXONVILLE PINE GROVE COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Eerl H. P.lerson. Pastor Phone.- OR 3-7507 AZALEA AZALEA COMMUNITY CHURCH Cow Cree Roar Rev. Arnold U Dalle, Pastor, Phone S37-S317 CANYONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - tee Trl.Ciry PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD OF AMERICA Surorn val'.y at c.nyonvilte Rev.andMrs. F. A. Jefters. Pastors CANYONVILLE CHURCH-OFCHRIST W Firt Stre. James McFle, Pestor Ph. I74-23M Rldd'e FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lelend end Geary Sts. Rev. Arthur Ally. Pestor OOSPEL TABERNACLE S't end Vain - Ph. us-siK Claude A Maian. Pestor MeTHOOIST"CHURCH Rev Donald C.mobel' 4ie NW Ind Ave.. Myrtle Creek. Ph.ltJ-4:s7 SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST Highway ee Bus. Rt., Canvonvllie DAYS CREEK COMMUNITY h'ETHCDIST CHURCH Mmisier - Alice Mae vVo"v CALAPOOIA PREB METHODIST Vt M.ttt V Ssifherl.il W Ray VecBeth. Paiter UrrpO" Ster Rt.. Bo 4i. Oakland. Ph. !S$7 CAMAS VALLEY METHODIST CHURCH Dr J. T Otwon. Peshjr COMMUNITY MISSIONARY CHURCH H;ga at Welter Rej. 0'-r- ScMaMBtr. Paste B; 10. Carus valley -Pi 114 TILLER SOUTH UMPOUA COMMUNITY CHURCH u7 PQUA UMPOUA SUNDAY CHOOI