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Sufherlin's Paving Schedule !s Busy Program for This Summer SUTHERLIN At the meeting Monday, June 16, Sutherlin city council members heard a proposed paving program that would Im prove sections of eight Sutherlin streets during the summer of 1952. The program as outlined by the city superintendent, Wm. Bollman, would include a two- shot oiling and rolling job. Most streets in question would have to be worked down to a uniform grade before the paving could be done. The streets mentioned In the proposal were: Umpqua from Central to Fifth; Willamette from Central to Fifth; Umatilla from tTLI.J 1 1Pi.U rantrnl frnm XIIIIU IU fllUI, ciino, ,um Umpqua to east cu.v jimns; rine from Central to Sixth; State from Everett to Valentine; Third from Willamette to Umpqua; Fourth Willamette to Umpqua. Cold water was poured on the Movie on Tubs' To Be Shown; News in Brief YONCALLA A Cub Scout pack meeting will be held at the grade school Thursday evening, June 26, at 7 p. m. standard time. A picture "Cubbing in the Home" will be shown. All parents and friends are invited. Mrs. Ed Newbry fell at her home recently and broke her hip. She is at Sacred Heart Hospital In Eugene, where the doctors will operate and fasten the bone together. city's hopes of having the State Highway Commission improve Central Avenue, West, in the form of a letter from assistant highway engineer. The letter explained that there is already a big demand for projects to be handled through Federal Aid Secondary Road Funds. Sutherlin's project will be referred to the commission, but the letter gave little hope that it will be considered in the near future. Approval was given for trans fer of The Jug's club liquor license to Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Wilson. Bollman was instructed to seek proposals for the annual auditing of the city books, to be undertaken in the near future. A committee composed of Clay Hensley, Marvin Parks and Lloyd Wood was appointed by the mayor to check deeper into bids received by the city Monday, regarding the purchase of a new fire truck for the city. Three bids were sub mitted by equipment firms. A proppsal to execute work for preparing a structure for the in stallation of new city water pumps from the United Builders was postponed until a meeting of the! council Monday, June 23, at which time it is expected that an agree- ment will be entered into by the ' city and the building firm for work required at the water de partment headworks. An inquiry into the possibility of placing city employes under social security was ordered sent by the city council, after hearing a report by the city superintend ent, that city employees had vot ed 100 per cent to be covered. 'iJowit, (Country (Lurch Reports By MARGARET BENSTON The swimming pool at Drain opened this week and several from here have been there since It opened. The Lions Club will furnish bus transportation Tues days and Thursdays of each week for children. The Methodist Church Vacation Bible school closed recently. Av erage daily attendance was more than 100 children. At a recent meeting of Method ist Youth Fellowship, they elected Marvin HIghley, president; Ann Lasswell, vice president; Lois Parks, secretary; Lola Highley, treasurer; Janice Gordon, pub licity chairman; Nadine Phillips, chairman of commission on wor ship; Janice Meier, chairman on evangelism; Sharon Timmons, chairman of commission on com munity service; and Bid Sanders, chairman of commission on recrea tion. The MYF meets 7 p.m. stand ard time each Sunday evening and all young people are invited. Reminder; Vote Monday At Monroe Hi MONROE This is to remind that the Monroe Union High School's annual school meeting will be an election, 2 to 8 p.m. standard time Monday, June 23, at the high school here. There are two issues on the ballot: One new board member will be elected, and also to be voted on is the question of exceeding the six per cent lim itation by $6,362 in order to bal ance the 1952-53 school budget. Harold J. Lister is the retiring director this year. His name will be on the ballot through petition for reelection. Lister represents the Ingram Island district. There is only the one name on the bal lot, but voters may write in their choice for the office, estimated receipts are $39,688. The Total budget is $46,050, and the At a recent social meeting of j difference between the two is th All bom fide churches of all faiths and crerds are welcome to ue the wrckly "Country Church neprtrU" service, free; write Church Editor. Box 1232, ReelMcr Gitnrd, Euicene, Ore., for mimeographed leaflets of instruction, or obtain the leaf, lets from any Register-Guard correspondent. BLACH I.V: MKMORIAL rHt'RCH (non-denominational) 11:00 a.m. "Self Klfm." Choir ilnrs "The Pearly White City." Rrrnlns service 1:10 p.m. (plrase not time rhance, DST). "The Paune That Refreshes." Xuneriea for all terr ier.. .sunday School 9.ib a. m Bible Study Jnd prayer tervice each Wednesday p.m. W. Henry Peck. Pastor. coBimo COBl'RG CHIRCH OF CHRIST 11 j a.m. "The Man of God's Design." 8 p.m. "Eieklel The Voice of God to Man hood." ! Bible School. 10 a.m. Bible Study III Wednesday, 7;30 p.m. Frank I. Betzer. Phone 5-7016. pastor. COBCRG FlIX GOSPEL TABERNAC LE Usual services. Sunosy School. 10 a m. Bible Study and Prayer meetlnc. Thursday, 8 p.m.. taocrnacle The Rev Donna Gliddcn phone J-4018 pastor CORI RG METHODIST There will he no church services this Sunday, nn acrount of the annual conference. Church School at usual. Churcn scnooi. 9:4S a.m.. Prayer meet ins. Thursday, 7:45 p.m. The Rev. Earl B. Cotton. Phone 4-2979. pastor. COTTAGB GROVE CG ASSEMBLY OP GOD filial serv burmay scnooi, w: a.m. Bioie siuny, CG BAPTIST II a.m. "Are You the Prrfecl Wife." Third In a series on happy homes and Christian marrlare. 8 p.m. "Only One Life to Waaer." Sunday Scnooi. a.m. The Rev. W M Sutter lm. phone 16HJ Da si or CG CHRISTIAN SCIENCE .11 a.m. the 1'nlverse. Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" Suiida. school. 9:45 a.m. Wednes day, 8 p.m.. midweek service. Readme room la open Monday and Friday af ternoon. 2-4 p.m. Church address. 242 Second St. CG GIBBS AVE. CHURCH OF CHRIST Usual services. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Prayer meetine. Thursday 8 p.m F Sherwood Smith, phone 893 or 8931, pastor i the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church, Mrs. W. R. Cabiness gave a talk on (jhilriren and conditions in Korea. Each member is to bring some articles of good clothing to thp nAVr hiidnpcc moot In It was decided to hnvp inm I kind of a concession at the rodeo July 4 and 5. The members pres ent were divided into two groups ! lor trie coming year s work. more members come to the meet ings they will be added to these groups. amount to be raised by special levy tax. Jasper Church Has Benefit ,Ham Supper JASPER A public ham supper sponsored by the Jasper Christian Church, will be held as a benefit, at Jasper Grange Hall, June 2fi, Thursday, 6 p.m. DST. Proceeds will go toward improvement of the grounds around the church and purchase of play equipment. Pripo (c 1 0nrh for firililtc. and LOWELL Swim Classes for SOr for children. Afterward there ages six to 60 will start Monday, ! will be a program of music and june i p.m. ai rail ltock skits. Menu: ham, potatoes, vegc "Playground" swimming hole. 'table, salad, dessert, and coffee. The Red Cross and local groups General chairman is Mrs. Lloyd re sponsoring. Mrs. Jack Palmer I Awbrcy, and assisting her are Mrs. of rail Creek is chairman for the Frank Shelley and Mrs. Arlo Swim Chance For Lowell CG CHURCH OF GOO Usual services. Sunday school. 9:4ft a.m. Prayer meetings. Wednesdays. 7:45 p.m. Church address: Seventh and Adam (former Presbyterian Church l CG METHODIST 8 a.m. and II a.m. Guest speaker Dr, Wayne C. Stauffer. Sunday School, 9:46 a.m. Tne Kev Clark S r.nz. phone 108-L pastor. CG FREE METHODIST 11 a.m. Kuest speaker Joseph 8. Phillips of Rprlnsflrld. i 8 p.m. cuesl speaker will b G. C. Van Fleet. CG PRESBYTERIAN Guest speaker. I The Rev. D. Hush i" en Is ton Is at youth camp for two weeks. Sunday School, U;45 a.m. D Hugh Pen is ton phone 925, pastor. CG ST, ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL 0:15 a.m. Mornlnr Prayer. Sunday school. 9:1ft a.m. The Rev. St. David's Grade School, Rev. E. R. Williams, vicar. CG CATHOLIC 8 and in a.m. Masses. Second collection to be taken at each Massi for the school bulletin fund. Fattier Can Mai. pnone IUS-L pastor CG SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST L'iual services. Sabbath school. 9:30 a.m. Church is on South 10th across from the Harrison School. The Rev Raymond Cales. phone Eugene 7-2413 pastor. CO TRINITY LUTHERAN Usual serv ices. Sunday School, ID a.m. The church l In its new chapel at 7th and Qulncy Gts. Pastor E. D. Busch. Phone 538. GLEN ADA SEVENTH DAY ADVENT 1ST Saturday services. Sabb;ith school in m. Prayer merlins 8 p.rri.. Wednesday. Elaer Walter Blchm. pastor. For information call Mrs. Forrest Franciico. 1BF24 H ARRISRURO BAPTIST MISSION II a.m. sermon by the Rev. le r.rnrsit evangelist who la here for Iwo weeks of revival services. Sunday school, 10 a.m. The Miwlnn meets at Harrtshurf City Hall. The Rev. David M. Anderson, phone Eugene 5-3738. pastor. HEBRON CHRISTIAN l'sual services. Sunday school 10 a.m. Bible study 8 p.m directed by P. M. Campbell. Cliff Bethune. pastor. JUNCTION CITY JC ASSEMBLY OF GOD 11 a.m. and S p.m. services. Sundav School. 9:45. Study course, Tuescay. tt p.m. Prayer meeting. Thursday, 8 p.m. The Rev Floyd Pappfn. pastor JC BAPTIST II a.m. and 7:45 p.m. services, with cuest speaker. Sundaj school tf; 45 a.m. Prayer hour, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Arthur Van De Zanrle pastor. JC CHRISTIAN II a.m. and 8 p.m. services with Everett Cecil, youth di rector, as guest speaker. Sunday scnooi 8:45 a.m. The Rev Phil Rvan Dastor JC CHI RCH OF GOD 11 a.m.. "Can You Say Shibboleth?" Sund.-i srhnoi 10 a.m. The Rev. Oran E Williams 65 R pastor JC LATTER DAY SAINTS 7 p.m. evenlnr service. Sundav school, 10:30 a.m. Church meets In Greenwood Hall. W Ruel Bincham nranch president. JC LUTHERAN II a.m., "Earnest BcKKars." Sunday School 10 a.m The Rev C S Hasle Pasior JC METHODIST II a.m. service as usual. Communion will be observed. Sunaa scnooi tf:45 a.m. The lev. Eucene uauharh pastor JC SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST It a.m. service. (Standard lime) Sabbath school, 9:30 a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. (Stand ard Time). Elder R. F. Bresee, 931 Taylor St., Eugene, pastor. LEAItURG PRESBYTERIAN 11 a.m. DST. the sacrament of Holy Communion, meditation on "The Joy of Communion." Daily Vacation Bible School start June 23, ft a.m. DST it Wallervllle church. Sunday school, 10 a.m. The Rev. J. Gordon Buller 6-2707 and 8-9530. pastor. LONDON CHURCH OF CHRIST Prearhlnit 11 a.m. by Kuest speaker, Ralph Downey of Cottage Grove. Com munion 11:43 a.m. Bible school, lo a.m For information write Sam Medford, Rt. 1. Box 456. Creswell. Ore, LORANE CHRISTIAN Usual tervieea, LOWELL BIBLE STANDARD 11 a.m. Usual services. Sunday school. 10 a.m. Rev. Jae Buehnell, phone 298. pastor. MAPLETON CHURCH OF CHRIST Usual services. Sunday school, 1:30 p.m. Ministers from nearby communities are filling the pulpit temporarily. Church meets in the Odd Fellows Hall. MARCOLA METHODIST II a.m. "Gone Flshin'?" based on the life of the Aoostlo Peter. 7:3(1 p.m. DST Saturday, prayer meeting at the Thomas Cowling home. George Davis leadlnr. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Stewart D. Place, pnone Eugene 4-5440, pastor. Mckenzie bridge catholic o a.m. DST mast. MOHAWK CHURCH Usual services sunnay scnooi. in a.m. tne Kev. Laurence E. Swaim, phone 7-9298. pastor. flrra, Fall Creek - Lowell - Dexter, There will be three teachers. Charce per pupil Is 15 cents per day, but the driver of a car bring ing pupils will get In free. Dexter-Lowell Lions Club is at tempting to arrange transportation from this side for anyone wish ing the lessons. Classes will run from June 23 through July 3: then from July 7, through July 11. Jones. Good Luck, Girls Annual Holiness Camp Meet Plans MONK OK. Willamette Valley Holiness Association is holding its Annual Bunriy's Bridge camp meeting June 2fi-.Tuly 6. The pub lic is Invited to spend their WESTKIR A new troop, (240), Fourth of July vacation at the Girl Scouts, has been organized intcnmp ground which is located one Westfir, led by Mrs. Ernest Jor-jmile east of Bruce Station a short dan, assisted by Mrs. John Olson : distance north of Monroe. and Mrs. Dick Strife. Their first big project will be a candy sale Tuesday, June 24, 11 a. m. (until candy all gone) at West fir Grocery Store. Home made candy of course. They had a wiener roa5t last Wednesday and 29, and the annual busines: for a work day they clean the ing will be July S. ground around Westfir Scout j The schedule of the camp will Cabin Pvery Friday. They meet be daylight saving time. Meals every Wednesday evening, 7-9 p. i will be served on the freewill of m. at Scout Cabin. ferine nlan. Donations of fnort Members are: Lorettan will be appreciated. Those plan Farmer, Sharon Racy, Wilmalning to attend are reauestcd to Godsey, Nancy Bales, Doreen : bring their own bedding and also wounrr. .ionn uinani, r'enny Alll- tents " f vou have them" - Evangelists are the Rev. J, G. Bringdale and the Rev. William S. Deal; pianist is Miss Max tne Larkin; song leader, the Rev. Ralph Ohling. Missionary Day will be June meet- ler. vicki Baird, Judy Shorey, Barbara Hooker, Darla Logan, Judy Jennings. Kathy Wessner, Juanita Riddle. Colleen McCoy, Sharon Love, Barbara Conklln, Judy Schrneder, Lorraine Eager, Gail Houghland. Schedule for the daily services: 9 a.m. morning prayer service; 10:30, morning service; 1:30 p.m., children's meeting; 2:30, afternoon service; 7 p.m., young people's service; 8 p.m., evangelistic serv ice. Announcements were released here through th Monroe Free creswell creswell assembly of god Usual services. Unuich audi-Ofs, Creswell. Ore. The Rev Wayne Davidson, pastor. CRESWELL CIICRCH OF CHRIST 11 a.m. CkusI Services. 9:4! a.m. (STi Bible School. Church address: 33 W. Oregon St. Lawrence I pus tor. j CRESWELL METHODIST II a.m. A fiirftt speaker, not yet announced will deliver the sermon. 1:4 (i p.m., truest speaker. 1(1 a.m.. Sunday school. Church nd drc.is, Fifth and Orocon St. Rev. Alex ander Hawthorne, phone 536, pastor. CRESWELI, PRESHYTERIAN II a.m. "Tench Me Thy Way Lord'. Reporls on Silver Crrek Youth Cnmp will be Klven. Nursery during church services. 10 a.m., Sunday scnooi. Church ad drss. 75 South Fourth Rev. Gerald G. Emerson, phone 397, pastor. DEERHORN SDA Usual service. Sabbath Srhonl. 9:30 a.m. Chinch Is at IfWdii McKriuie Hichway. The Rev. Raymond Cales, phone 7-2415. pastor. DEXTER It A V T I 8 T M a.m. DST "HI Workmanship." Epheslans 2:10. S p.m. Program of the dally vacation Bible school, Sunday school at 9:45. Dexter Bap. tt-t Church. Mr. Don Smith, pastor; telephone 4-0.145. DRAIN CATHOLIC B:n a.m. Mass at the i rail i srhool. wllh Father Carl Mai, DRAIN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 11 a.m. "Is the I'nlverse, Inclndln Man, Evolved by Atomic Forcer" Church meets in musie room of Drain Grado School. DRAIN ST. DAVID'S EPISCOPAL 8 A.m. Holy Communion. FLMIItA ClU'Rt'H OF TIIRIST II a.m. "Our Father." Matlbew 6:9. p.m. "Lord God Almlshly." Rev, 19:fi. 10 a.m.. Sunday Schnnl, Wednesday, I itudy. James Caulley, phone 2?84 Ve nela. pasioi. 1 i ELM1RA OrEN BIBLE STAND AR III a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Or vllle Turner, missionaries from Coluin hla. S.A.. In charce, showing picture of South A merle k, p.m. Thursday, prayer me flint. Sunday school, 10 a.m. The Rev. L. B. Crook, phonf! (1-5584. pastor. FALL CRFTK CHl'RCH OF CHRIST L'sual services. Sunday SchT)l, 1ft am.. Geoi m Shoemaker. MM Olive. Phone S-17U, Euione. pastor. MONRO MONROE Cnt RCH OF CHRIST 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Tony Ash of Eucene spcakint both morning- and eve' nine. Dayllrbt time Is used for Snndn? Services. Wednesday evening Bible Study 7:.10 p.m. standard time. The church Is planning Gospel Meetings July 4-13 with Duard Lee, evangelist from California, Fuhllc Invited lo all services. Bible classes. 0:30 a.m. Church It meetins tit tne American Leeinn Hall G I. Kennedy, phone JC 8-2615. min ister. MONROE FREE METHODIST 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. worship services as usual. Sundav School, 10 a.m. Prayer meet ing 7:30 p.m. Tuesday ThB Rev J. W Goode. pastor. MONROE METHODIST The pastnr hns Invited the Mnnrne member to worship wllh him at the Annual Con ference In Rose City Park Church, Port land, this Sunday morning. (There will be no II a.m. worship service at Mon roe). The Conference will end Sunday noon with the reading; of the appoint tnents. Sunday scnooi. 10 a.m. The Rev. B. G. Hermann pastor. MONROE ST. ROSE CATHOLIC Mass Is at H a.m. IDST) on the first, third, ami fifth Sundays of each month and at iiK.v a.m. i if ni i on ine second ana fourth Sundays. Church address. Monroe, Ore. Father J. Linahcn, pastor. IMPROVEMENT COMING LOWELL Dexter-Lowell Methodist Church, Lions Club which met Thursday! night In Lowell Is starting a sur vey of the town to decide what AT IRVING FLORENCE ASSEMBLY OF GOD l'sual servlrci. Munn.i.v scnooi iq a. m. K.nre siuny Rev, Albert Crimea. Ph. 34A-J. oattnr may be done to provide sidewalks in Lowell. better, IRVING The Irving Daily Va cation Bible Srhool sponsored by the local Church of Christ, was adjudged a success with an aver age daily attendance of 50 chil- Elmer Earl, This is the se VENETA WOODMEN VENETA Omaha Woodmen ! dren. reports Mrs meet Monday, June 2.1, 8 p.m. DST DVBS director, In the OWL Hnll for business, !ond year the school was held and Candidates for initiation ar r-1 for two weeks, week longer than quested to b present, last year. FLORENCE CHRISTIAN SCITNCE It a.m. "Is the Tnlverif. Including Man. Evolved by Atomic Forre?" Sunday srrippi .V:46 a. m. Services 8 d m. Wednesday FLORENCE ST. PACL AMERICAN LI' THE R AN t." sua I servicer FLORENCE EVANGELICAL t ' SITED tlKKTHKI-'N-rsiial services. II K Hennett. phone l.V. pastor. Sundav school VAi a m Prayer and Bible itudy, p.m., Thuriday, Rev. OAKR1DGB OAKRIDGE BAPTIST Usual services. SutKlny school tl : 4 Ti n. m.. all ages. Wednesday 7:15 Hour of Prayer and Bible study: The Rev. Ralph H. Isen see Ph. 2-0253. OAKRIDGE SDA Ciiial services. Sabbath school, 10 a.m. Church If one block south and east of Man nine's Cafe, off Hichway SB. The Rev. Rnviiinnd Cales, phono En gone. 7-2415, pastor. SPRINGFIELD SDA l'sual service. Sabbath School. 9:30 a in. Church Is at 7th and A Streets, The Rev. Ray mond Cales, phone 7-2415, pastor. VENETA CATHOLIC MASS S ft, im in ino iciory uiage nan. VENETA FI LL GOSPF1 DST It a.m. and H p.m services n usual. The Mission Circle will meet once a month for the siimtner months the last Thursday In the month. VENETA r.OSPEt, MISSION wtlt he nn J PST hut have chanred the evening and ! prayer service from 7:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. VENETA OLIVET BAPTIST It am. standard time, "The 1'nwlse Son.' Luke I 1.1:11 to 21. 7 p.m. "Conditions of Bless ' Inss and Fnllure." Psalms 8l:SR to 1A. j Time or the Sunday and Wednesday I prayer servlees hss been changed from 7;;m to 7 p.m. standard time, until fall. Pitnn.iv school i:45 a.m. BYF fi:3U p.m. Pravcr meeting and choir prac tice 7:30 Wed. Clarence Gaylord, pastor, ohone 26.18. WALTER VILLE PRESBYTERIAN 11 a.m. Standard time, the sacrament of llolr Communion, medttattnn of "The I Joy of ( omul union." Dally Vacation lllhle Srhonl starts June 3:1, 0 a.m. DST. Sunday schnnl. 8:45 a m, The Rev. J. Cordon Bultcr, 6-2707 and 8-9530, pastor. W VI TON CHI RCH OF CHRIST Ui- u1 services. Sunday school, 9:43 a m. Jack Ptti srew, pnone EuKtne 4-5595. pastor. WrSTFIR PRESBYTFRIAN 11 i.m. reticle u film. "Second Chance" will he shown. There Is no arfmllon charge, public Invited. Monday to Thursday, June 'M. lo '.(!. thp pastor will attend the Presbyterian Synod meeting, at Lewis and CUrk College In Portland. Sunday clicni. ft;4J a.m. Donald Douris. 22334. pastor. V ARNFt.T, CIICRcn (non-denomlna-llonnl) I sual services. Sunday rhool, 1ft a m. Lonnle R. Sehorn. phone 5-8020. pastor. YONCALLA ASSEMBLY OF GOD It a.m. standard lime. Preaching service as usual. vo vr at. i. riirttrn or Christ i a m. and 7:80 p.m. standard lime, ser mon. Sunday ichool 10 .m. Fred Evans, pastor. YONCALLA MKTHODIST l'sual serv ices. Sunday ichool 945 a.m. B. W. Knight, Ph. 151, pastor. I FJ JUST WMATlNEEDq IU HOW MUCH J J ' HgV A PTT". A FEW MINUTES THESE, PLEASE?) Q. ( UGH )" vllP ? JT X 1 1 IWnPwAT" 1 . (TOSSING A BAU BELL bA-- J&X 4Sr ' MM WND ) pj Si ? I'lll I I I r Mr, nain it'q iust the V You're TJ r Wilmer is 2 sg 0 f JUST HEARD PROM MRS. 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