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Meeting Will Discuss Housing For Aged
FAMOUS TRAINER An Air Force T-38 ("Talon") jet aircraft which 'n February 1962
set four international time-to-climb records, will be on display at the Douglas County
Fair in Roseburg Aug. 14-18. The T-38 is the nation's first supersonic flying trainer.
Commie Guards Shoot Down Man, Woman
As Hundreds Of West Berliners Look On
GOSLAR, Germany (UPI)
Shouts of "You are murderers"
rang across the East-West border
in Germany today near a spot
where Communist guards shot
down a man and a woman in
plain sight of hundreds of wit
nesses. Residents of Hohegeis, a vaca
tion resort about 12 miles south
east of this city in lower Saxony,
screamed their anger whenever
a Communist uniform hove into
view.
It was opposite Hohegeis that
an East Germany army sergeant
and a private opened fire Thurs
day on two persons who tried to
escape the Soviet Zone. They shot
from woods.
Both would - be refugees were
dressed like farm workers. The
man carried a scythe on his back.
Shot In The Leg
The woman fell with a bullet
in her leg in the Communist
"death zone." a plowed strip of
land running east of doubled
barbed wire fences, spectators on
a nearby highway in West Ger
many said.
When the man was hit the first
lime, he threw away his scythe
and managed to scramble over
the first fence.
Georg Stein, 45. Goslar, one of
hundreds of motorists who stopped
to watch the drama that was un
folding before their eyes, told
United Press International what
happened next. He said:
"The man was hit again. He
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dived into a bush between the
two rows of barbed wire. Then
he tried to get over the second
fence.
"Suddenly I saw an East Ger
man army uniform come out of
! the bushes a sergeant, I think.
; "The uniform stood behind the
first fence, took dead aim at the
wounded man with his subma
chincgun and fired.
The distance was no more than
nine feel.
"The poor refugee crumpled. He
was dead.
Watched In Horror
"Suddenly I realized I wasn't
alone on the highway. Hundreds
of tourists were watching in hor
ror. "There seemed to he a caravan ;
of Danish cars on the road, all!
Brando To Get Court-Ordered
Blood Test In Paternity Suit
SANTA MONICA, Calif.
Marlon Brando and the infant;
daughter of a Filipino dancer will
undergo court-ordered blood tests'
before an Aug. 15 hearing in con-:
nection with the mother's pater-!
nity suit against the actor. j
A Superior Court judge set the 1
hearing date Thursday when!
dancer Marie Cui testified that
Brando acknowledged as recently i
as last Friday that the "child is j
probably mine." j
Miss Cui. 25. seeks S775 monthly
temporary support from the actor;
on her claim that he fathered
her 5-month-old daughter. She:
said Brando. :17. had paid ex-1
penscs incidental to the birth, but;
since has refused to pay the
child's expenses.
Iiidse Edward R. Brand said he!
would appoint two doctors to i
make the tests. An attorney re-1
presenting Brando, who. did not
appear in court, said tests al
ready had been made. But Miss
Cui's attorney. Bernard Cohen,
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stopped ... all watching. And
all the passengers in a Swedish
tourist bus were there too. be
sides hundreds of West Germans.
"When the East German ser
geant fired we yelled 'murderer.'
We wouldn't stop shouting.
" 'Murderer,' we yelled. 'You
are murderers.
Shortly afterwards, about 25
Jiast German army reinforce
ments and a Communist armored
car rolled up.
They led away the limning worn
an. The blood-covered body of the
slain man was taken away in an
ambulance about two hours later.
The East Germans ignored the
shouts from the West.
After the ambulance removed
the body, the crowd began to
Break up.
said he was not willing to accept
in.0 minings.
In an affidavit. Miss Cui said
"1 unequivocally state that dur
ing the period of conception
(summer of 12). I did not have
relations with anyone other than
the said Marlon Brando... '
"While I was pregnant the de
fendant (Brando) referred me
to his doctor for prenatal care
and ne paid lor said doctor...
"Moreover, Iheie is a striking
resemblance between the defend
ant and said child. In fact, last
Friday. July 2ti, defendant came
to my home to see the child and
while there he said in my pre
sence and in the presence of oth
ers: "The child is probably niiiic."
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Welfare Rolls
SALEM (UPIl-New efforts to
eliminate ineligible persons from
Oregon's welfare rolls were' an
nounced Thursday by State Wel
fare Administrator Andrew F.
Juras.
Earlier it was announced in
Washington, D.C., that 5.4 per
cent of the persons on Oregon Aid
to Dependent Children rolls had
been found to be ineligible.
The Oregon figure was identical
to that of the national average
found in a survey made last win
ter by federal officials. Ihe sur
vey was made public Thursday.
Juras declared the Oregon Wel
fare Department would go beyond
minimum federal requirements, in
his efforts to cut ineligible recipi
ents lroill the rolls.
Federal requirements now spec
ify a continuous review of eligi
bility; re-determination of eligibl-
ltv for all ADC families every six
months and state-by-stale reviews
of program administration.
Investigators Hired
State investigators are being
hired to probe suspected frauds
and complicated property eases
where eligibility 'is questioned by
either the regular caseworker or
the special reviewers.
Welfare workers will check in
dustrial accident and unemploy
ment compensation lists to do
sure welfare recipients aren't get
ting money from those sources.
New efforts are being made in
the state to simplify welfare
standards and policies in order to
cut the chance of error, Juras
said.
The federal survey found that
some families, even though eligi
ble, received incorrent amounts of
ADC assistance. It indicated that
61 persons received overpayments
while 38 families were entitled to
more money.
Deliberate fraud was indicated
in less than half of the Oregon
families where ineligibility was
found.
Outdoor Concert
Slated Sunday
An outdoor organ concert "Un
der the Stars," featuring the Rev.
Donald H. Smith of the Westside
Christian Church will be held Sun
day at 7:30 p.m. on the lawn of
the church property at 2712 .W.
Harvard Blvd. Everyone is invited.
The Rev. Mr. Smith will use a
new design organ provided through
the courtesy of a local music com
pany. The organ will make pos
sible a variety of interesting sounds
DONALD H. SMITH
. . . organist
tor the evening's program of con
temporary, sacred and classical
music, according to those in
charge of arrangements.
At the close of the concert, an
informal fellowship time will he
held with refreshments served by
hostesses Mrs. Paul W. Davis
anrl Hire Knnnoth IlnharH
I Church spokesmen state that the
concert is being presented to pro
: vide an evening of summer enter
tainment in an outdoor setting for
' area residents and others who may
attend.
Local News
Nativity Shrine No. 10, Order
White Shrine of Jerusalem, will
hold a picnic Sunday, Aug. 4, at 2
p.m. at City Park, Grants Pass.
Those attending are asked to bring
their own table service. Coffee and
punch will be furnished.
FRENCH, ALGERIA CLASH
MONTPELLIEB, France (UPI)
Two soldiers were injured and
an Algerian consular attache suf
fered cuts and bruises Thursday
night when French paratroopers
and Algerian clashed. Police were
investigating the incident.
BY ROY YOUNG
A bear trap may be safer than
your home! You are personally
liable for damages resulting
-: - from mishaps in
, and around your
' t ' home . . . house-
guest slips on a
.' rue. .maid falls
irom siepiaaaer
Ana hiln. a
V TL i .-delivery man. . .
workman is hurt
fC?5while rcpairine.
the roof ... a
tree falls on your neighbor's
garage. Why take a' chance on
these things happening to you?
For as little as $10.00 a year
you can be protected from such
liability suits up to $10,000. In
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Our 48th Year Est. 1916
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The various Federal Housing
programs available to elderly citi-
zens will be discussed here Wed-j
Bodies Removed
At Blast Ruins
SUDBURY, Onl. (UPI) -- The
bodies of six persons have been
recovered from the ruins of a
service station - restaurant near
here that was demolished by an
explosion of unknown origin late
Thursday.
Another persun was critically
injured and five others were in
fair condition in hospitals follow
ing the explosion at Hammer, 17
miles north of here.
Two others suffered minor in
juries but were treated and later
released from a hospital.
The names of Ihe six dead were
not released. Ontario provincial
police still were searching the
smoldering ruins for the body of
a seventh person who was be
lieved to have been in the build
ing. In critical condition at SI. Jo
seph's Hospital here was Giselle
Lchelle, 15, Field. Out.
Hospital officials said five
others, Linda Duguay, 14. Rene
Menard, 14, John Ross. 17, all
of Hammer, and Edward Thorpe,
27, Sudbury, were in fair condi
tion.' ROSEBURG
APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH
563 N. 6 Charmon SI
John M. Clarno, Pastor Ph. 673-3392
FIRS! LANDMARK NHSSIONARir
BAPTIST CHURCH
Labor Temple. 17 S. E Robert
Elder D. O. Ross, Pastor
Rt. 1, Box 353 Ph. ?3-7963
BIBLE MISSIONARY CHURCH
492 Meadow Lane. WoseDury
Rev. E. J. Charon. Pastor. Ph. 673-8137
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
SIB NE Nash SI. Ph. 673-7381
CATHOLIC CHURCH, Si" JOSEPH'S
600 W. Stanton St.
Fr. Eunan Buckley, Paslor
-Rectory 800 W. Stanton Ph. 673-S157
CHURCH OF CHRIST
311 W. Military Ave. Ph. 673-3313
John M York, AAinistcf
1724 NWJOIne StL Ph. 673-S6
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF GOD
3B35 N. Stephens Streel
Rev Robert VanPatten
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Corner Lane . Main Stroots
Bishop Ralph Anderson Ph. 673-4035
"FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
1134 SE Douglas Ave. Ph. 673-3067
(One blocK East ot the Courthouse)
Edward J, Gallup, Minister
900 E. Douglas Ave Ph. 673-7593
" CHURCH OF" THE OPEN BIBLE
1643 S.E. Jackson St.
Rev. Lawrence A. Smith. Jr.. Pastor
1644 SE Hamilton St. Ph. 673-7448
" CHURCH OF CHRIS1
Garden Valley Blvd.
(1 block East of G V Junction)
Ph.673-5417
CONGREOATlONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
1581 NW Keascy Road Ph. 672-3050
Rsv. Verne A. Robinson
1760 NW Grove Lane . Ph. 673-5611
. first' baptist
813 SE Lane Ave. Ph. 673-3022
1435 SE Virginia Ct. Ph. 672-3013
Dr. Eugene Gerlitr. Pastor
FAITH LUTHERAN
(National Lutheran Council)
1130 NE Malheur Ave. Ph. 673-2331
Allen G. ingebrllsen. Pastor
344 W. Berdlne St. Ph. 673-6129
FIRST "METHOD 151
753 SE Main St. Ph. 673-1639
Rev. Ctark Enz, Pnslor
FIRST ""SOUTHERN I "BAPTIST
North Vine Street, across the street tiom
Joseph Lane Junior High
Rev. Lester P. Stone
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Lane & Jackson Streets Ph. 673-5559
Rev John 6. Adams. Pastor
12? SE Main St. Ph. 673-1108
FIRST "CHURCH OP GOD
(Anderson, Ind.)
546 N E. Chestnut St
Rev Howard Leverett. Pastor
FIRST CONSERVATIVE "BAPTIST
1138 NE Lincoln St. Ph. 673-3084
Roy H. Campbell, pastor
557 NE Winchester
FREE METHOOIST
831 W. Harvard Blvd. Ph. 673-3719
Rev Paut J. Arnel Pastor
PO Box 391 Fh. 673-3719
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTI5T CHURCH
NW Garden Valley Blvd. Ph. 672-1542
Elder A P. Rilz. Pastor
267 SE Pitrtf 5t. Ph. 673-6815
"NEWTON CREEK CHURCH OF CHRIST"
Newton Creek Road
Lloyd M. Whitlord, Pastor
Rt. 3, Box 708Vj Ph-J67i.46H.
" JESUS NAME CHURCH
Diamond Lake Blvd. E. City Limits
H. E. Kelso. Pastor
Rt. 1, Boy 358 Ph. 673-7992
WESTSIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
2712 W. Harvard Blvd. Ph. 673-6201
Rev. Donald H. Smith, Minister
2712 W. Harvard Blvd. Ph. 6 73-474 7
Douglas & Kane. Ph. 677-4566
james C. Smith, Minister
143 W. Lilburn Ph. 677-1403
Gerald Rudberg, YouthMinister
""CHRISTIAN - MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
Hue rest Church
NW Garden Valley Blvd. Ph. 673-4576
Rev. Ron Clason, Pastor. 988 W. Stanton St.
FIRSTcTkuRCH OP CHRIST SCIEHTIS1
1124 SE Douglas
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
1069 NE Willow St. Ph. 673-6740
Kenneth Curtis, Minister
NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH
(F-oursquarei
157 Pttte Range Road
rtev. ciaries W. lecnbs. Pastor
Ph. 673-7397 ; '
NORTH ROSEBURO CHURCH
EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN
1553 NE Vine St. Ph. 673-5234
Walter R. Rowley, Paitor
RE-ORGANIZED CHURCH Of
JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
Veterans Memorial Building
Clyde Curtis, Pastor.Ph.673-3670
""ST"-GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SE Main and Cass
Rev. Alfred Tyson, Rector. Ph. 673-408
Res: 657 SE Kane .
ROSEBURG PILGRIM
HOLINESS CHURCH
Rev. Floyd Llndsey Pastry
i 4615 N. Stephens St Ph 673-3387
UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP OF ROSEBURG
Fwt information call 673-5681
673-4743 Of 673-3643
FRIENDS SILENT MEETING
Wednesday I p.m.
Ph. 673-5109 OT 673-3970
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nesday by a representative of the
Housing and Home Finance Agen
cy. The public meeting will be held
at 7:30 p.m. at the City Council
Chambers. The Golden Age Club
is sponsoring Ihe meeting.
Mrs. Clara Stiewig, vice presi
dent of Uie club, said a number
of meetings have been held to de
termine ways to promote a local
effort which would lead to the con
struction of housing for the elder
ly. Ihe desire is to encourage any
plan that will lead to construction
of such housing by either private
or public means.
K has been stated by Mrs. Stie
wig that the provision of good and
proper housing to meet the increas
ingly urgent needs of the growing
aged and retired population must
be one of the next great areas of
concern and action not only on the
part of the Golden Age clubs, but
the American people in general.
"We have too long neglected our
aged and retired families, said
Mrs. Sliewig.
Plans envisage not only better
housing but also adequate health
Hear 'Heart to Heart'
Sat. 11:35 am KRNR
Christian Guidance For
Every Homemaker
ROSEBURG
THE SALVATION ARMY
50 NE Winchester Street
Lester Craddock Ph. 673-539)
Cap).
ST.
PAUL'S LUTHERAN
i Missouri synod)
W. Corey & Mllltaiy Sts. Ph. 673-7312
Rev D W. Hinrkhs, Pastor
716 W. Pilger Ph. 673-3105
SUTHtRLIN
FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Rt.Box 186 G Ph. 4S9-346)
ASSEMBLY 0 GOD
D. L. Nultmeier, Pastor
P.O. Box 331 Ph. 4S9-2S87
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Harold Robblns. Pastor
320 E. Second St.
Ph. 459-3633
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Robinson and Com stock streets
H. R. Thornhill
1005 E. Second, Sulherlln Ph. 459-3795
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Suthorlln Legon Hnll, Ph. 459-3634
CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE
Branton at Sixth
fLE- Longnnecker. Pastor
FIRST" METHODIST
Richard Case, Paslor
131 E. Second St. Ph. 459-7948
NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST
West Central, Sutherlln
Charles Crane, minister
72? W. Central Ph. 459-3671
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST
5th at Willamette
Rt. Box 190 Ph. 459-4037
E. Vance Culpepper, Pastor
FAIROAKS COMMUNITY
Victoria Stuempges. P3tor
"THE-E P I SCO PAL C H U RCH "O FTHE
HOLY SPIRIT
Everett and Umatilla Streets
The Rev. R. W. Bunnage, Vicar
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CATHOLIC CHURCH
North Cnmstnrk Roan
Rev. J. J. Dnehan, Paslor
203 N. Comstock Rd. Sulherlln. Ph. 459-4042
" SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTtSTCHU RCH
Elmer V. Unlerscher, Pnslor
1005 E Third SI. Ph. 459-4235
St. JOHN'S LUTHERAN
(Missouri Synorj)
E. C. Borchardt, Pastor
MYRTLE CREEK
THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD
ol America
Neal Lane and Forrest Road
YRTLECREEkCHRISTIAN-SCIENCE"
SOCIETY
Grant Street. Trl Cltv
CHDRCH OF THE NAZARENE
Spruce fc Division Sts. Ph. 863-37)5
Rev. James W. Lais. Pastor, Ph. 863-3238
FIRST BAPTI5T CHURCH
(Southern Convent ion I
South Myrtle Road
Sf. MATTHEW'SLUTHERANCHURCH
(see under Tri-City
PE NTECOSf AlT HOLINESS-CHURCH-Vi
miles S. of Myrtle Creek
Julian D. Lewis, Paslor Ph. 863-3716
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
138 oak st.
FIRST METHODIS1 CHURCH
Rov. Donald Campbell, Pastor
439
W 2nd Ave. Ph. 863-4357
SEVENTH-DAY AOVENTIST
Johnson & Spruce sts.
Elder Harry Davis. Pastor. Ph. 863-3458
ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The Rev. R. W. Bunnage, Vicar
Ph. 863-4361 or (Roseburg) 673-5441
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
. E. Muyeri, Minlitei
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
118 NW Second St.
A L L -S OULS CATHOLIC CHURCH
N. Spruce St.
Fr. James F. Dillon Ph. 863-3371
GLENOALE MISSIONARY BAPTIST"
Eider Henre Phillips, Pastor
Gilbert son Avenue
GLENDALE
GLENDALF BAPTliT CHURCH
PO Box 66 Ph. 133-4965
Rev. Harley White, Pastor
JESUS' NAME PENTACOSTAL CHURCH
Locker Addition
Fred Brovr In charge ot Service)
OLIVET" PRESBYTER aNCHURCH
Pacific Ave. at Second St.
Rev. Norman Naugier. Pastor
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENT 1ST-CHURCH
Molly Street
Harry B. Davis, Pastor
Myrtle Creek Ph. 863-3451
CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRISTIAN
Wally Peterson, Pastor
1790 Va Alder, EugeneOre.
GLENDALE- ASSEMBLY-OP GOD
f-ourth & Willis
Rev. Bob Hutchinson
343 Gilbert son Ave,, Pi. 837-3081
HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH
Marshall Stieet
YONCALLA
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
1470 F. Central, Sutherlln
Elmer Unterseher
CHURCH OF CHRIST
2nd and B Sts.
Rev. M. HoHister, Pastor Ph. VI 9 236
YONCALLA METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. J. Palmer Sorlien, Minister
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care, as well as better recreation-1
al and cultural facilities. '
The most -important requirement
for many, according to Mrs. Stie
wig, is for decent housing within
their means. She said the mem
bership of the Roseburg Golden
Age Club is convinced that it must
call the community's attention to
the fact that local efforts 'are
needed to provide a comprehen
sive program for the aged and re
tired worker.
According to Mrs. Victor Micel
li, who is acting in an advisory
capacity, an invitation to partici
pate in Wednesday's meeting is ex
tended to all governmental agen
cies as well as to civic, fraternal
and all club groups interested in
promoting the general welfare of
the elderly in' Douglas County. ;
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YONCALLA
ASSEMBLY OF GCD CHURCH
Rev. L. S. Hoot man, Pastor
Box 5)2 Ph. VI 9-2362
MELROSE
M El. ROSE COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rt. 3 Box 740 Ph. 672-4532
Glenn E. Davis, Pastor
RIVERSDALE
RIVERSDALE UNION SUNOAY SCHOOL
Don AAycrf. Supl.
WINSTON .
WINSTON METHODIST CHURCH
(See Dlllard)
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
South end Darrull St. Ph. 679-5605
Rov. William A. Garner. Pastor
WINSTON CHRISTIAN CHURCH
457 Gregory St.
Ernest 1. Mitchell
HOUSE Oh REFUGE
(Full Gospel I
Old Time Religion
Rev. R. Perkins and Rev I. Covins, Pastors
MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Cary Avenue, Winston
William Turner, Elder Ph. 677-3728
FOURSQUARE OOSPBL CHURCH
Baker & Da Trail Streets
Rev. Terry Llttschwager Ph. 679-5430
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Suksdorf SI. Winston, Orcgoi
WINSTON CONGREGATION OP JEHOVAH!
WITNESSES
South Civil Bend Avenue
Ramon L. Zamoran, Paslor
Tcnmlle Ph. 679-54 10
WINSTON MENNONTTe CHURCH
East end Suksdorl St.
Roy E- Hosteller, Paitor
Ph. 679-5476
RIDDLE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Main At Third Sttect
Rev. Donald Rich, Pastor
PE CHURCH OF" GOD
Rev. A. F. Ritey, Gen. Supt.
"CONSERVATIVE" BAPTISfCHURCH
(sea Trl-Clty)
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH sea Trl-Clty
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Second and B St.
M. G. Hixon, Paslor
Ph 874-2749
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION
(Episcopal)
The Rev. R. W. Bunnage, Vicar
4lh and D Streets Ph. 874-3781
CHURCH. OF THE OPEN BIBLE
Smith Street
Rev. Harold Pollack Jr., Pastor
Box 228 Ph. 874-2748
CHURCH OF GOD (not Pentecostal)
Rev. Frank C. Wagoner, Paitor
405 Mary St. Ph. 874-2339
WILBUR
FIRST METHODIST
Wilbur-Glide Road
Richard Case, Pastor
OAKLAND
Rev. Gurnle Noah, Paitor
ASSEMBLY OP GOD CHURCH
First and Cypress Sts.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Second and Pine Sts. Ph. 459-2611
Ronald D. Spauldlng, Pastor
, COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN
Ph. 459-3131
Rev. Nell W. Brown, Paslor
715 SE 5th Ph. 459-2964
GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Rev. Wm. E. Wood, Pastor
310 NE 5th St. Ph. 459-3472
TRI-CITY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Myrtle Creek Ph. 843-4363
Rev. Richard Rchrbauoh. Pastor
Rt 1, Box 333B, Myrtle Creek. Ph. 863-3043
CONSERVATIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
Creat Drive, Myrtle Creek Ph. 863-3991
Donald P. Boldf Pastor
Pt. Box 254 Myrtle Creek
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Veterans Memorial Building
E. C. Borchardt, Paslor
99 Comstock, Sutherlln Ph. 459-4095
TENMILE
ASSEMBLY OP GOD
JamesBlack, Ph. 679-5273
TENMILE COMMUNITY CHURCH
(Methodist)
Dr. J. V. Dixon, minister
GLIDE
ASSEMBLY OP GOD
Corner S. EsHla A. W. E Stella, Ph. 496-3258
Rev. Oscar C. Lohr, Pastor
Box 50, Caiiyonvllle
C HURC H -OP f H BOP E N bTb"lb"
Across from Glkie High School
Rev. Raymond Warner, Pastor
PO BOX 363, Ph. 496-3151
LITTLE RIVER COMMUNITY
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Little River Christian Camp
Gerald Rudoerg, Mln'ster
CHURCH OP CHRIST
North of Post OH ice
Loy IC Antrim, Pastor
Box 44, Glide Ph. 496-3402
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Corner of Lane and Jackson
The Rev. John E. Adcms, Pastor
The Rev. Robert H. Rigstad,
Assistant Pastor
9:30 A.M. . Church School
9:30 and 11:00 A.M.
MORNING WORSHIP
"The State: Servant of God"
The Rev. Robert H. Rigstad
Nuricry Core, 9:30 1 1:00
Sanctuary open doily for prayer
and meclitot'On from 8 until 5
GLIDE
CHURCH Of GOD OF PROPHECY
12 miles East on N. Irmpqua Road
Carl David, Pastor
Idteyld Rt. 119 B Ph. 672-2948
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Next door to Glldo Grade School
John Manltsas, Pastor
Box 13, Qllde. Ph. 496-362S
GREEN
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Carnes Road near Hapov Valley Rd.
Rev. Leonard Flolh, Pastor Ph. 673-870
UNION GAP
MISSIONARY BAPTIST
Elder J. R. Cole. Pastor
JB0s-!L,r5t Ji"- Collage Grove
UNION GAP BIBLE CHURCH
1 Mtlo North of Suthcrim
Rt. 1, Bnx 330, Sutherlln Phone 331
LOOKINGGLASS
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. Gordon Tltua, Paslor Ph. 673-4796
GARDEN VALLEY
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. T. D. W'lllams, Pastor
California Evangelistic Association
ELKTON
ASSEMBLY OP GOD
Rev. Dorothy Christian
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Rev. Ed Weil. Pastor
DRAIN
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
Cedar and Payton Sis.
Rev. J. J. Linehan, Pastor
203 N. Comstock Road, Sutherlln
Ph. 459-4042
FIRST BAPTtSI
Payton Streei Ph. ff- 6-9817
Rev. Oils L. Dohorty, Minister
More land Aveni." Ph TP 6-9204
INtdAvWs'EPlScbJL
B and School Sts. TE 6-9302
Rev. Fr. C. T. Abbott Jr.
P.O. Box 581, Cottage Grove WH 2-3477
THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD
3B Highway North and Sand Creek Road
Rev. W. H. Johnson, Pastor
PO BOX 46 Ph. TEmpte 6-9611 '
METHODIST CHURCH
131 A St. Ph. TE 6-9461
William M. Parker. Minister
125 A St. Ph. TB 6-9442 A
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DILLARD
CHURCH OP CHRIST
Corner Kent and Church Sfs.
Henry A. Klrktand, Preacher i .
601 Rose St. Ph. 679-5024
CHURCH OF GOD
Rev. Calvin J. Rogers, Pastor
PO Box 234 Ph. 679-8673
DILLARD-WINSTON METHODIST CHURCH
Fourth St., Dlllard
Everett H. Gardner, Pastor
DIXONVILLE
PINE GROVE COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. Earl H. Peterson, Pastor
Ph. 673-7507
AZALEA
AZALEA COMMUNITY CHURCH
Cow Creek Road
Rev. Arnold U. Dalke, Pastor, Phone 837-5327
CANYONVILLE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH See Trl-Clt
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP OOD
OF AMERICA
Surprise Valley at CanyonvHIe
Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Jeffers, Pastors
CANYONVILLE CHURCH OP CHRIST
W. First Street
James McFle, Pastor
Ph. 874-2304 Riddle
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Leland and Geary sts. '
Rev. Arthur Ally, Pastor
GOSPEL TABERNACLE
51 h and Main Ph. 839-4230
Claude A. Malan, Pastor
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Donald Campbell
439 NW 2nd Ave.. Myrtle Creek. Ph. 863-4257
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
Highway 99 Bus. Rt., Canyonvtlle
DAYS CREEK
COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH
Minister Alice Mae Wool ley
CALAPOOIA
FREE METHODIST
4'i Wiles W. of Sulherlln
W. Ray MacBelh. pastor
Umpqua Star Rt. Box 45 Ph. 459-25S7
CAMAS VALLEY
METHODIST CHURCH
Dr. J. T. Dixon, Pastor t
CaSMUNitY MISSIONARY CHURCH
Highway a at Westside Rd.
Olen SchlaHer, Pastor
Box 10, Camas ValHy Ph- M
TILLER
SOUTH UMPQUA COMMUNITY CHURCH
UMPCIM
UMPQUA SUNDAY SCHOOL