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Newspaper Page TextFRANK TERBUSH. Reforestation Specialist . qives last-minute Eby, of Evergreen Helicopters, Inc Picture was taken during on the Umpqua National Forest 20 mile's east of Glide WITH JETS OPEN, helicopter maKes spraying pass over brush-covered clear-cut unit in recent project in the Umpqua Nationol Forest, Picture was taken in the Pinnacle Creek drainage, 20 miles east of Glide. Helicopter Spraying Aids Forest Growth Editor's Note: A helicopter spraying project was carried out recently on the Umpqua National Forest to destroy brush and pro vide new life and vigor for. the forest's conifer trees. The chemical, 2,4,5-T, acts swift ly to increase profitable production on the forest lands. ' What lies behind this forestry program that brings death to en croaching brush and new life to a growing forest? Donald Darling, of the Umpqua National Forest staff, provides this answer in this article. By DONALD R. DARLING Supervisor's Office Umpqua National Forest The forests that clothe the North west were a long time developing. In some areas devastating fires were followed by grass, brush and, finally, the old-growth forest as we know it. In other areas, where no fires occurred, huge monarchs of the forest were toppled by wind throw and decay. In both cases, nature's leisure pace often permit ted lands to be idle for years be fore new iorests would rise to re place the old. A variety of brush, ferns and briars slowed the forest reproduction processes. Just Like Crop The farmer who tolerates weeds among his crops cannot prosper. For equally compelling economic reasons, foresters cannot tolerate idle forest land. The forest indus- Winston Young Folks Start College Terms Scott Ledgerwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oren Ledgerwood of Dil- lard has left for Corvallis to enroll in his second year at Oregon State College. Another son, Bruce, will no to Eugene to attend "Rush Week" before beginning his first year at University of Oregon, j a valuable forestry aid only when Grant, who was graduated from j properly used, the Forest Service the University of Oregon t h i s employs stringent safeguards in spring, is now doing graduate work their use.' All values are consid at the University of Pennsylvania, I ered carefully and extreme cau correspondent Phebe McGuire re-1 lion is exercised in every project ports. i that employs the use of chemicals. Mr. and Mrs. Paul While have i Helicopter application of chemi returned to their home in Winston : "Is is both efficient and inexpen following a trip to Portland for sev-1 sive. Men working with back-pack eral davs to visit their son, Arthur j sprayers can struggle over three White, and family and a son-in-law j to six acres per day, while heli and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-' copters can skim over 10 acres ert Gilberd and family. Methodist WSCS Meet Set At Myrtle Creek The Umpqua Sub-District meet ing of the Women's Society for Christian Service of the .Methodist Church will be held Monday at the Methodist Church in Myrtle Creek. Sessions begin at 9:15 a.m. with luncheon at 12:15. The afternoon session will conclude at 2:30. Nurs ery service will be provided. .Ail tries in the Northwest are based upon the continuous flow of usable forest products. This flow can be maintained only if all acres de voted to timber production continue to grow useful trees. The acre that produces only grass and brush for 50 years delays, by just that pe riod, the eventual harvest of use ful forest products. As the farmer cannot tolerate briars and brush in his corn fields, neither can the forester tolerate these same plants on ground that should be produc ing timber. Foresters and scientists have pondered this problem for some time. They are developing new pro cedures in their effort to maintain continuous production. Among these is the use of chemical herbicides and their application by helicopter. Recently Dr. Henry Gratkowski and foresters from the Umpqua National Forest worked together on a 250-acre project to study the effect of various chemical formu lations in destroying brush and making these areas once again available for useful tree growth. Dr. Gratkowski has spent much of his career studying brush problems and is an authority in this field. The Research Center specified the chemical formulation to be tried; the Forest Service financed the project; and results will be stud ied jointly. Chemicals Help Not only are chemicals useful in reclaiming forest land for timber production, but they are useful in accelerating growth on existing young trees, as well. Small seed lings that must compete with a dense cover of grass and brush for light and nutrients may grow only two to four inches a year. These same trees may grow from 10 to 40 inches a year when freed from such competition. Both of these goals were in view during the recent spraying project on the Umpqua National Forest. Recognizing that herbicides are in foL.- to five minutes- Pilot Elton Eby, McMinnville. flew the entire 250-acre project in two days. Flying 10 to 20 feet above the brush, he would cover an area First in one direction, then fly the same area at right angles to his initial pass. This assures a com plete coverage. The chemicals were forced, under pressure, through nozzles designed to pro duce droplets large and heavy enough to fall quickly to the ground. A vortex trail forms be hind the ship that looks, for all the world, like the "Palmer Method" circles children used to practice in penmanship. instructions to pilot Elton brush-spraying operations NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International Large male lions weigh up to 500 pounds, almost twice as much as their mates, according to the National Geographic Society. I aaai'iMiiiiifitKM ( Guaranteed Washable Dries in 20 minutes ! Easily applied with brush or Guaranteed washable or money back No brush or lap marks Easy cleanup just use soap and water Tremendous choice of decorator colors Free Color Harmony . Guide service SHERWIN THE Roseburg Lutheran Rites Sunday Launch Building Start St. Paul's Lutheran Church will hold a ground breaking ceremony Sunday morning at its new church site adjacent to the Fremont Jun ior High School on W. Harvard Blvd. The service will begin at 11 o'clock in the cafetorium of the school. After the sermon by the pastor of the congregation, the Rev. D. W. Hinrichs, the congregation will pro ceed to the building site. After the reading of a litany of consecration the ground will be broken by vari ous officers of the congregation and by representatives of its or ganizations. , To dramatize the need of whole hearted support of the building project, the entire congregation will then break the ground by pull ing a long rope attached to a walk ing plow. After the ground break ins ceremony the congregation will enjoy a potluck fellowship meal in the school cafetorium. No worship service will be new at St. Paul's Lutheran Church this Sunday, but the Sunday school and adult Bible class will be held there at the usual 9:45 a.m. time. Construction of the first unit of the church plant by Todd Build ing Co. is expected to begin about Oct. 1. Included in the initial con struction will be a fellowship hall, 10 Sunday school rooms, kitchen, heating plant and rest rooms, at a total cost of $108,000. The sanctu ary will be added later wnn a completion goal set by 1968, bring ing the value of the total plant to around $180,000. Plans were drawn by William H. Seibert of Medford. O. L. Stew art is the chairman of the congre gation's building committee. Mac Said Ready For Ballot Now LONDON (UPI) Prime Min ister Harold Macmillan now may be ready to gamble his political future on a parliamentary elec tion this year, Minister of Health Enoch Powell indicated Friday night. "You can expect the next elec tion any day now," Powell told Conservative Party workers at Crewkerne. Powell thus became the first high government official to hint openly that the Denning report on Britain's sex-ana-securny scan dal is favnrahle and that Macmil lan may decide not to wait until next year to call tne elections. The elect on deadline is next tail. Lord Denning has completed an exhaustive investigation into the i-irniimstances surrounding the resignation of War Minister .Inhn Profumo earner mis year. Profumo resigned in disgrace after lying to the House of Commons about . his "improper" relation ship with call girl Christine Keeler. COIOH. MATCHING KEM-GLO enamel looki, washes Ilka bikes eaimil perfect for woodwork, bathroom, kitchen walls roller 'OUAIT WILLIAMS CO. 518 SE JACKSON ST. Phone 672-3528 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Howard and son, who moved here from Drain, are residing at 422 W. Alpha St. Howard is a truck driv er for Stevens Logging Co. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pearson have moved from Devils Lake, N. D. to 448 W. Harvard. Pearson is a teacher at Fremont School and Mrs. Pearson teaches second grade at Rose School. Benjamin Cario and his sisters, the Misses Miriam and Ruth Car io, have arrived from San Fran Cisco for a brief visit and are staying at the Umpqua Hotel, They are old-time former residents of this city. Green Youngsters Form Tropical Fish Group According to Mary Weikum, cor respondent from Green, an enter prising group of youngsters has gotten together to form a club de voted to the keeping and raising of tropical fish. It is the first ef fort of a move underway in the area to encourage young people to develop worthwhile hobbies to oc cupy them in their spare time, Mrs. Weikum said, All of the young folks in the new club attend Green School. Jim Haaf is president; Lorie Al len, vice president, and Jan Kit- tleson, secretary. At present, Haaf has the first completely-outfitted tank, which contains guppics, an-1 gel fish and other tropicals. ROSEBURG APOSTOLIC FAITH. CHURCH 363 N. Ctiannon St. John M. Clrne, Pastor Ph. 67MJM FIRST LANDMARK MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Labor Temple, J4i S. E. Robert! Elder Lynn Mayall. Pastor Rl. 1, Box 374 B Ph. 3-73 BIBLE MISSIONARY CHURCH 493 Meadow Lane, Roseourg Rev. E. J. Charon, Pastor. Ph. 673-8137 ASSEMBLY OP GOD 518 NE Nash SI. Ph. 473-7381 CATHOLIC CHURCH, ST. JOSEPH'S 600 W. Stanton St. Fr. Eunan Buckley, Pastor Rectory BOO w. Stanton Ph. 473-5157 CHURCH OF CHRIST 511 W. Military Ave. Pit. 673-3313 John M. ' York, Minister 1714 NW Kline SI. Ph. 673-5643 FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF GOD 3835 N. Stephens Street Rev Robert van panen CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Corner Lane & Main Streets ' B I shop Ralph Anderson Ph. 1.73-4035 "first church of the NAZARENE 1134 SE Douglas Ave. Ph. 673-3067 (One block East of 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 CHRIST Garden Valley Blvd. block East of G.V Junction) Ph. 673-5417 (1 CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1581 NW Keasey Road Ph. 672-3050 Rjv. Verne A. Robinson 1760 NW Grove Lane Ph. 673 5611 FIRST BAPTIST 813 SE Lane Ave. Ph. 673-3032 1425 SE Virginia Ct. Ph. 672-3013 Or. Eugene Gerlllz. Pastor FAITH LUTHERAN (National Lutheron Counen) 1130 NE Malheur Ave. Ph. 673-2731 Allen G. Ingeorltsen, Pastor 344 W. Berdlne St. Ph. 673-6139 FIRST M8TH0DIS1 753 SE Main SI. Ph. 673-1629 Rev. Clark Enz, Pastor FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST North Vine Street, across the street from Joseph Lane Junior High Rev. Lester P. Stone FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Lane 1 Jackson streets . Ph. 673-5559 Rev John E. Adams. Pastor 172 SE Main St. Ph. 672-1101 FIRS1 CHURCH OF GOD (Anderson, Ind.) 546 N E. Chestnut St. Rev Howard Leverett. Pastor "FIRST CONSERVATIVE BAPTIST 1138 NE Lincoln St. Ph. 673-3014 Roy H. Campbell, pastor 557 NE Winchester FREE METHODIST 631 W. Harvard Blvd. Rev. R. A. H&skins, Pastor 2721 W. Sanders Ph. 673-3566 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH NW Garden Valley Blvd. Ph. 672-1542 Elder A P. Ritz. Pastor 267 SEPitier St. PK 673-6015 NEWTON CREEK CHURCH OF CHRIST" Newton Crflek Road Lloyd M. Whltlord, Paslor Rt. 3, Box 708'! Ph. 677-4687 JESUS NAME CHURCH Diamond Lake Blvd. E. City Limits H. E. Kelso. Pastor Rl. 1, Box 35 Ph. 673-7992 WESTSTDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2712 W. Harvard Blvd. Ph. 673-6201 Rev. Donald H. Smith, Minister 2712 W. Harvard Blvd. Ph. 672.4747 FIRST CHRISTIAN Douglas & Kane. Ph. 672-4564 james C. Smith, Minister 143 W. Lilburn Ph. 672-1403 Arlene Skaugset, Minister of Education CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Hucrest Church NW Garden Valley Blvd. Ph. 672-4576 Rev. Ron Clason, Pastor. 988 W. Stanton St. FIRST ' CH U RC H OF CHRIST SCI E N t i SI 1124 SE Oouqiai JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 1069 NE Willow St. Ph. 673-6340 Kenneth Curtis, Minister NEIGHBORHOOD-CHLRCH (Foursquare) 152 Rlfie Rane Road rtev. Charles W t scoot. Pastor Ph. 673-72W NOttlH ROSEBURO CHURCH EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN 1553 NE Vine St. Ph. 673-5334 Walter R. Rowley, Pastor RE -ORGANIZED CHUCHOP JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER OAY SAINTS Veterans Memorial Building Clyde Curtis, Pastor. Ph. 673-3670 ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH SE Main and Cass Rev. Alfred Tyson, Rector. Ph. 473-4041 Res: 657 SE Kan SI UNiiTRTAN'reLT For Information call 673-5481 473-4743 or 673-3443 FRIENDS SILENT MEETING Wednesdays I p.m. Ph. 673-5109 iv 473-3970 Community News Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hanna have sold their home on W. Maple St. to Mrs. Richards and have moved to Maplcton, Ore., where they have purchased a home. Mr. and Mrs. James Churchill and son have moved to Roseburg fiom Eugene and are living at 917 W. Elaine Drive. Churchill is an engineer with the city of Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Danley and son and daughter, newcomers from Eakersfield, Calif, are residing at 548 W. Umpqua. Danley is distrib utor for Danley Frozen Foods. Mr. and Mrs. William Graves and son and daughter have moved here from Canhonville and have purchased the home at 1580 NW Harvey Court. Graves is with Na tional Plywood. Mr. and Mrs. Almond E. Greg ory have moved here from Cres City, Calif, and have purchased the residence at 2192 SW Castle St. Gregory is a machinist for Key stone Machine Shop, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Holbrook have returned to their home here following a month in California vis iting their son, Kenneth Holbrook, in Carmul, and with their daugh ter, Mrs. James N. Van Riper, the former Dorothy Holbrook, and fam ily, in Fort Ord. While they were there the Van Hipers became par- cnts of a son, Thomas Michael, Sept. 12. The baby weighed 9 pounds 3 ounces. News-Review Community Church Directory ROSEBURG THE SALVATION ARMY 507 NE Winchester Street Lester Craddock Ph. 673-5391 Capt. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN (Missouri synod) W. Corey S. Mlllla.y. Sts. Ph. 673-7311 Rev D W. Hinrichs, Paslol 716 W. Pllger Ph. 673-3105 SUTHERLIN FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE Rl. Box 186 G Ph. 459-3461 ASSEMBLY OF GOD D. L. Nullmeief, Paslor P.O. Box 331 Ph. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Harold Robblns. Pastor 320 E. Second St. Ph. 459-3633 CHURCH OF CHRIST Robinson and Comstock streets H. R. Thornhlll 1005 E. Second, Sutherlln Ph. 459-3795 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OP LATTER DAY SAINTS Sutherlln Legon Hall, Ph. 459-3634 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Brasiton at Sixth B, E. Lonijanecker, Pastor FIRST METHODIST Richard Case, Paslor ill E. Second St. Ph. 459-34a NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH OP CHRIST West Central, Sutherlln Charles Crane, minister 7!2 W. Central Ph. 459-3671 FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 5lh at Willamette Box 190 Ph. 459-4037 E. Vance Culpepper, Paster FAIR OAKS-COMMUNITY Jewell Pvles THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE HOLY SPIRIT Everett and Umatilla Streets The Rev. R. W. Bunnage, Vicar ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CATHOLIC CHURCH North Comstftrx Rnart Rev. J. J. Llnehan, Pastor 203 Comstock Rd. Sulheriin. Ph. 459-4042 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elmer V. Unterseher, Pastor 1005 E Third SI. Ph. 459.4325 ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN (Missouri Synool E. c. Borchardt. Paslor MYRTLE CREEK THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD ol America Neat Lane and Forrest Road MYRTLE CREEK CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Grant Street. Tri Citv CHURCH OF THE NAZAttENE Spruce a. Division Sts. Ph. 863 "15 Rev. James W. Lais, Pastor, Ph. 863-3.U8 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (Southern convention) South Myrtle Road StTM ATTH E W 'SLIJ if H IE R AN CH(JRclH (see under Trl-Clty pent ecostaTh6C.ness chTjrch I'j miles S. of Myrtle Creek Julian D. Lewis, Pastor Ph. 663-3716 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 12B DkSt . FIRST METHODIST CHURCH " Rev. Donald Campbell, Pastor 439 'W 2ndAvB. Ph. 863-4257 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Johnson & Soruce it. ElderHarry Davis, PastorPh. 863-3458 ST. ANNE'S' EPISCOPAL CHURCH The Rev. R. W- Bunnage, Vicar Ph. 8A3-4261 or (Roseburo) 673-5441 "FIRS! CHRISTIAN CHURCH J E Meyers. Minister CHURCH OF JESU5 CHRIST OF LATTER OAY SAINTS 1HNW SecondSt. ALL-SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH N. Spruce St. Fr. Joseph Cornier Ph.M3-3271 OLENDALB MISSIONARY BAPTIST" Elder Henre Phillips, Pastor Gilbert ion Avenue GLENDALE GLENDALF BAPTI.T CHURCH PO Box 66 Ph. 837-4965 : Rev. Harley White. Paslor JESUS' NAME PENT A 0 if AL CHURCH Locker Addison Fred Bron in charai of Services OLIVET PRESBYf ERtVH-CHURCH Pacific Ave. ai Second Sf. Rev Norman Nugier Pastor S E V E N TH-DA VA D V E NT ISTC H U R CH Molly Street Harry B. Davis, Pastor Myrtle Creek Ph. 863-3458 CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRISTIAN Wally Peterson, Pastor J790' AJr Eugene,Qre. GLENDALE ASSEMbL T OF G O O Fourth 4. Willis Rev. Robert S. Hutchinson, Pastor 243 Gilbert ion Ave., Ph. 837-3088 HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH Marshall Stiet YONCALLA SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 1420 E. Central. Sutherlln Elmer Unterseher CHURCH OPCHRlS1 2nd and B Sts. Re. M. Holllster, Pastor Ph. VI M34 YONCALLA METHODIST CHURCH Rev. J. Palmer Sorlien, Minister . PUBLISHED BY THE Dale Foster has left for his Air Force base in Charleston, S. C, following a 20-day leave in Rose burg visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Foster. Richard Petersen, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Petersen of this city. has left for Naval Officers Train ing School at Newport, R. I. Rick was graduated this June from Uni ersity of Oregon. Stanley E. White, district sales m a n a g e r for Forest Industries, Portland, was a business visitor in Roseburg and Riddle Friday. White isaformer advertising manag er for the News-Review. Mercy Hospital Auxiliary will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the con ference room of Mercy Hospital, at which time awards will be present ed and the final plans for the Pa rade of Parties will be announced. Mrs. John Longfellow Jr., presi dent, has requested all members to be present, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie D. Holt of Coronadd, Calif., who have been here visiting the lattcr's mother, Mrs. A. J. Geddcs, and her broth er and sisters, Paul Geddcs, Mrs. Harrie W. Booth and Mrs. S. J. Cooper, have left for Pendleton to visit her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ingram. Mrs. Holt is the former Mary Dell Geddcs -of this city. Sat., Sept, 21, 1963 The YONCALLA ASSEMBLY OP OOD CHURCH Rev. James Copelend, Pastor SI. and Applegate Ph. VI 95341 MELROSE MELROSE COMMUNITY CHURCH Rt. i Box 740 Ph. m-mi Glenn E. Devil, pastor RIVERSDALE RIVERSDALE UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL Don Myers. Supt. WINSTON WINSTON METHODIIT CHURCH (See Dlllard) ASSEMBLY OP OOD Soolh end Darrell St. Ph. 679-5605 Rev. William A. Garner. Pastor WINSTON CHRISTIAN CHURCH 457 Gregory St. Ernest I. Mitchell HOUSE Op REFUGE (Full Gospel) Old Time Religion Rev R. Perkins and Rav J Cavlns, Pastors MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Cary Avenue, Winston William Turner, Eider Ph. 672-3728 FOURSQUARE GOSPEL CHURCH Baker & Darrell Streets Rev. Mary J, Whiting, Rev. Delores Dukeman Paslon CHURCH OP CHRIST Winston, Oreaot Suksdorf St, WINSTON CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH! WITNESSES South Civil Bend Avenue Ramon L. Zamoran, Pastor Tenmlle Ph. 679-S410 WINSTON MENNONITE CHURCH East end Suksdorf St. Roy E- Hosteller, Pastor Ph. 679-5426 RIDDLE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Main Af Third Street Rev. Donald Rich, Pastor PE CHURCH OF OOD Rev. A. F. Riley, GenSupt. CONSERVATIVE BAPTIST CHURCH (see Trl-Clty) PRE5BYTERIAN CHURCH see Trl-Clty ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Second and B St. M. G. Hlxon, Pastor Ph. W4-2749 CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION (Episcopal) The Rev. R. W. Bunnage, Vicar 4th and D Streets Ph. 874-2781 CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE Smith Street Rev. Harold Pollack Jr., Pastor Box 228 Ph. S74374t CHURCH OF GOD (not Pent a coital) Rav. Frank C. Wagoner, Pastor 405 Mary St. Ph. 874-2339 WILBUR FIRST METHODIST Wilbur-Glide Road Richard Case, Paslor OAKLAND Rev. Gurnle Noah, Pastor ASSEMBLY Of GOD CHURCH First and Cypross bts CHURCH OF CHRIST Second and Pine Sis. Ph. 459-2611 Ronald D. Spauldlng, Pastor COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN Ph. 459-3131 Rev. Nell W. Brown, Pastor 315 SE 5th Ph. 459-3964 GOSPEL TABERNACLE Rev Wm E Wood, Pastor 310 NE 5th SI. Ph. 459-3472 TRICITY , PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Myrtle Creek Ph. 863-4363 Rev. Richard RohrDauoh, Pastor Rt 1, Box 333B, Myrtle Creek. Ph. 863-3043 CONSERVAT.VE BAPTIST CHURCH Crest Drive, Myrt'e Creek , Ph. 843-3991 Donald P Boldt, Pastor Rt. Box 254, Myrtle Creek ST MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCh Veterans Memorial Building E. C. Borchardt, Pastor 99 Comstock, Sutherlln Ph. 459-4095 TENMILE ASSEMBLY OF GOD JameBlack, Ph. 679-5273 TENMILE COMMUNITY CHURCH (Methodlsll Dr. J. T. Dixon, minister GLIDt CHURCH OP THE JPEN IU Across from Glie High school Rev Raymond Wflrner, Paslor PO Box ia. Ph. 496-3151 LITTLE RIVER COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Little- River Christian Camp Gerald Rudberg, Minister CHURCH OP CHRIS1 North of Post Office loy K. Antrim, Paslor 4, Glide Ph. 496-3402 NEWS-REVIEW AS A PUBLIC SERVICE . . . Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Orloff made a recent trip to Salem to attend the Masseurs meeting. Mr. and Mrs. George Oleachea and son and daughter have moved from Klamath Falls to 829 W. Lookingglass St. Oleachea is work ing for Crystalite Tile Co. Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Raich and two sons and daughter, who moved to Roseburg from Medford, are residing at 549 W. Maple. Raiche is with the Electric Prod ucts Co., which has opened a branch office here, Mrs. Joseph Grasse of Anderson, Calif, arrived in Roseburg today to spend the weekend and Sunday will return home accompanied by her mother, Mrs. John Atterbury. Mrs. Atterbury will visit at the Grasse home for a time and then will be met there by her son, Har lan Atterbury, who will take her home with him to Reno, Nev., for a visit. Teresa Christine Crout, weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces, was born Sept. 5, in Los Angeles to Mr. and Mrs. David Crout (the former Christine Young). The baby is the first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gorald Young of Los Angeles, form erly of this city, and the first great-grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Young of Roseburg. The Crouts were visitors here at the Young home last April. News - Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3 GLIDE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY 12 miles East on N. bmpqua Road Carl David, Pastor IdleyldRt. 119 B Ph. 673 2941 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Next door to Glide Grade School John Manltsas. Pastor Box 13, Glide. Ph. 496-3635 GREEN COMMUNITY CHURCH Carnes Road near Manov Valley Rd. Rev. Leonard Ftoth, Pastor Ph. 673470 UNION GAP MISSIONARY BAPTIST - Elder J. R. Cole, Pastor 480 S. First St.. Cottage Grove UNION OAP BIBLE CHURCH 1 Mile North of Sulheriin Rt. 1, Bnx 370, Sutherlln Phone 331 LOOKINGGLASS COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Gordon Titus, Pastor Ph. 473-4794 GARDEN VALLEY COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. T. D. Williams, Pastor California Evangelistic Association ELK TON ASSEMBLY OP GOD Rev. Dorothy Christian CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rav. Ed West. Pastor DRAIN ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Cedar and Payton Sts. Rev. J. J. Llnehan, Pastor 203 N. Comstock Road, Sulheriin Ph. 459-4042 fTrst BArilsi Paylon Streoi Ph. T 4-9817 Rev. Oils L. Doherly, Minister More land Avenu Ph TP 4-9204 SAINT DAVID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH B and School Sts. TE 4-9301 Rev. Fr. C. T. Abbott Jr. P.O. Box 581, Cottage Grove WH 2-347? THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP GOD 38 Highway North and SarvJ Creek Road Rev. W, H. Johnson, Pastor PO BOX 44 Ph. YEmpIt 4-9411 METHODIST CHURCH 131 A St. Ph. TE 4-9441 William M. Partinr. Mlnktmr "5 A St. Ph. TB 4-9443 DILLARD CHURCH OF CHRIST Corner Kent and Church Sis. Henrv A. KlrxJand. Prearhor 601 Rose St. Ph. 679-5024 CHURCH OF GOD Rev. Calvin J. Rogers. Pastor PO Box 234 Ph. 679.0673 D I L LA R D-W I NSTON METHODIST CHURCH Corner Fourth St. and Highway 99 Everett H. Gardner, Pastor PH. 679-5732 DIXONVILLE PINE GROVE COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Earl H. Peterson, Pastor Ph. 673-7507 AZALEA AZALEA COMMUNITY CHURCH Cow Creek Road Rev. Arnold U. Dalke, Paslor, Phona 837-5327 CANYONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - See Trl-Clt PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP GOD OF AMERICA Surprise Vallay at Canyonvllle Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Jeffers, Pastors CANYONVILLE CHURCH OF CHRIST W First Strep James McFle, Pastor Ph. 874-3304 Riddle "FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Leland and Geary Sts. Rev. Arthur Ally, Paslor GOSPEL TABERNACLE 51h and Me!n Ph. 839-4270 Claude A. Malan. Paslor METHODIST" CHURCH Rev Donald Campbell 439 NW 2nd Ave., Myrtle Creek. Ph. S63-42S7 SEVENTH-DA Y ADVENT 1ST Highway 99 Bus. Rl., Oinyonvtlla DAYS CREEK COMMUNITY METHCDIS1 CHURCH Mlmsler - Alice Mae Woolley CALAPOOIA ' FREE METHODIST 4 Miles w. of Sutherlln W. Ray MacBelh, Pastor Umpqua star Rt. Box 4i Ph. 45MSS7 CAMAS VALLEY METHODIST CHURCH Dr. J. T. Dlxon, Pastor CO nMU N iTy-mTSsION Aft t CHURCH Highway 42 at Weslside Rd. O'cn Schlatter, Pastor Box 10. Camas Valley Ph. 134 TILLER SOUTH UMPQUA COMMUNITY CHURCH UMPQUA UMPQ.IA SUNDAY SCHOOl i