vmtsNDt cavMa
lCnwr Sttai d HntiMM)
. wtBcuuT fuw
wader: ' -
tit am lundair acheel
- 3 p.m. CrtetUn Badeaver
'.o p-m Praia end iMiIi
Wednesday:
- T30 MKwitk prayer
. I 40 pm Choir practice -
Mf. PITT AVENUE CVUftCR
T THE NACABINB
11 lit. Pllt ave.
Juno O. Gordon, paster
. sa.m. Sunday school
li st .m. Worship
. jn. NYM ...
Wednesday:
T40 p.m. Prayer rnewltng
Irteey:
iJe pjn Hour of prayer
atJfeien. .
fm BIBLS STANAABtt
XT1J Table Kek rd-"
VtrfU Hart, fUt
Sunday:
J a.m. Sunday school
i 11 a m Wnrthia aarvico
ajn. Overcemars youth
etrvlc
7 p.m. Evanfeltstic eervse
Wednesday:
: 730 p.m. Bible and prayer keur
PCNTICOITAI, CHURCH Or GOD
Mm rd.
Troy Hall, patter
Sunday: '
t:M am Sunday Khoel
' II am Worship service
7 JO pjiu Svotigcllatte service
Tuesday:
1M pm, Bible study
Thunday:
740 p-HI PYTA.
PHILADEtPHIA CaHJatCft
Hon-sctarln - .
101 Grendvlew v.
. Mn. Theme Whtt. p utere
Sunday:
10 am. Sunday athaal .
11 em. Worship ,
t p.m vanllrtie aarvica
Wedneadey:
740 pjB frayar nmttoE
PlteMM HOLINESS CBtlBCH
1122 Eait Jackson it.
Marion HUL minister
Sunday: ' .
t it a.m. Sunday school.
11' m Mecnini worship
. p.m Taung paopla'i service
7 pjiw BvanfetiMic service
. 74? pjn-Prayar m eating
M-OBSANK CHURCH OF
mill CUEIST Of
LAtSKK DAT SAINTS
Tanth and tvy at.
Xarlty 1. Davidson, palter
tilyim-Sunday athaal
li ajn, Mamini weraMp
ji pjn frayar aarvica
ST. LVKE'S METROIIItT .
S20 ilaldyou Mvd.
Chert McDonald, psttar
"flTm Sunday acheel
S j,. Worship aarvica
sr. MASK'S inscopAi. canine
ruuTatTand N. Oakdale eve.
Q. R. V Bolster, rector '
Bavtd V A. Browne, assistant
StM Sunday after Trinity
a am troy cwmmwjwn
16 em. Hely Cemmunten witk
w
"lajni Maly communion
ST. FETUS'S LUTHERAN
(Missouri Synod)
low Eaat Main at.
John Simon, attar
lP:lyi U arn WorrtUp aarvica
. S4S am. Church ach I
SALVATION -ASMT : i ...
Baatty and Bdwarda ata
Capt. and rdra. Kannatk Ansoi.
commandlns aMIcors
Sunday:
0:4s a.m. Sunday achaal
. 11 a m Malinaaa aarvica
It a.m. luniet La(ion
240 p-m Vaafwa of Moray
"40 m Young poapta'a lagtoa
:lo p.m. Opau air aarvica
7 p rrt . Salvation moating
Monday:
, 10. a.m. Sunbaama
40 pm Junior aangttara
. 740 p.m. sanier aangatara
Tuesday:
740 p.m. Prayer mooting
Wedneaday: ,
7 pjn Toanaia cluk
Thuraday:
. 10 ajn Bay homo laafua
7 pjn IttiM henta laaguo
SEVENTII-BAT ABVSNttST
UOO Oraanwaaaj at.
Sidney Walton, parlor
Saturday:
. 9:30 am Sabkath achaal
tl am. Worahip hour ,
Wtdneaaay: . ,
10, am. ta t p.m. Senior Borau
jNiT fcENTE or Msttrrasi
Comer Haven it Molly, church
S77t Jeckeonvillehwy.. canter.
Katharine Betwarth, eTunlrier
Sunday:
A am. Church ocheel
11:13 ajn Worahip earvtce
"JNieaday: ,
740 am Oranta Paa etuay
cbu, 300 Lowia at.
Wedneaday:
11 a jn. Prayer minlatry
. 1 p.m. Study claaa
740 pm Study ciau
Thuraday:
3 p.m. Aahland claaa, Women'
Civic dubhoua. Wlnburn Way.
WCSTMINSTEB PSESBTTEBIAN
3800 Oakwood dr. .
John O. Seynolda. paatar ...
Sunday: ,
am Church acheel
10 a.m. Morning worahip
740 p.m. Senior Htfh fellow
w'ed'neaday:
(40 am Junior High retreat
Thuraday:
740 pm. College felhwahip
CtON LVTSEBAN CaVBCat.
orcA
Fourth and Oakdale
Harvey C. Coevert, patter
tin Sunday after Trinity
040 em Sunday acheel
. 40 am WeraMp aarvica .
COUHTY CXUSGHES
ASHLAND
ACE LUTHESAN CHCBCH
Prancea lane
Albert It. Nickedemua, patter
akinrfav:
9:45 a m Sunday acheel end
SMhli, claal
130 at 11 a m Wonhlp aervice
F1BST METHODIST CHURCH
North Main and Laurel its.
David Coulter, aiaoclate minlater
Sunday: t ,
140 ak it era Morning worahip
p.m Junior High myt
1 1 ajn voiiva noui inuowini
tVIHav.
Opening of Conference of Wee
ley rounoanon.
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
Kingdom hall
700 North Main at.
W. D. Holman. ere aiding minlater
Sunday:
3 pm Public talk
4:13 pjn Watch tower atudy
Tueaday: f
t p.m BiblaQtudy U
7:30 pm Theocratic mlnittry
theel and earvlce meeting
srr.rTT episcopal tHtmes
aa vmm, Umpm at. Aahland
The neVerend Duene . S. Alvord.
Hector
a. V '
(i am Holy Communion, Cele
rant: The Hector
M am ramllv aarvica.
11 am Holy Communion. Cele-
rant and rreacAer: ine naner
eyerineaday: I J
pm Teacher training teaslen
m tne renan nau
Thursday:
1140 am Pariah mid-week
central romr
eMitm VaLLBT
LANDMABK Mil HON AST
Arrter cavBcsi
413 Seat Fine at,
EM A W. Meyer, patter
Sunday: .
10 am auneay acneei
11 am Worahip earvtce
40 pm Bible atudy
740 pm Evening torrtte
rMMUNITT BIBLE CRUBCM
Fourth and Alder ttreeti. Cot
point
FUv. Paul O. Ween.'Paater
Sunday: . . . ,
am sunaay ocnooi
I em Mornlrej worahip. com-
"eUrTem Youth moettnta. prt
YiS iE-nel9 Goapel hour
T!740ipjn.' Kxeeuttve Beard
meeting
Wedneaday: . . . . . '
7 pm cnoir prayer
740 pmCheiiP practice
740. pm Adult end youth
prayer meeting ,
Thuraday:
10 pm aaorra wnni maw
EAQLE POINT
ASiaBaalffatC.V MV-MII: .
Manmu nuK. nuwivw
11 am Morning worahip
i m. Evanina aarvica
Wedneaday: , . ,.
740 p.m Prej er meeting
Thuraday: ...
lO emW o m n mi.Muiw.,
coHMUNrrr bibls cnvbcpi
Warren U Chriawnaon. paitar
a:ea am 9vammj Mnw
11 am Cuoat epeaker
T pm Young People' meeting
a m Xvanlna. Service
Tueaday:
7 p.m. cnoir prscuco
Wednesday; . .
a avnv mw
SltAOV POINT SEVSNTSBAT
ADVENTIST .
Crater Lake hwyvnear Sun Val
ley, junction '
Sidney NeUon. patter
Saturday:'
040 am seooain acncopi
ii a m. warahiB. Harry Strever
apeaker'
Tueaday:
a m niuan-ated Bible atudy
By Ed Atklna
Wedneaday; : ' -
10 am uoicea wiei
open In Eagle Point
GOLD Hia
ASSEMBLE OF )
rum eve.
Chertee Paaraen.
Sunday: w . .
ana am. nurrn wiwm
11 em Morning werahie
S40 pm Junior church
a.m mm vMHrfla aanrlaea
Wedneiday: , '
740 p.m. Bible atudy and
prayer meeting
renaavteaj calmest
Corner Fourlh at and Sixth eve.
Bower Jallaey. irunittar,
Sunday: . . .
a A am eunoay acneei
11 am. Worahip earvtce
40 em Youth group moating
Thuraday: .
740 p.m Bible etudy snd
prayer meeUng
CtiBISTlAH SCIENCE, SOCIEIT
or ooto Hrti.
ruth trt anil 4th ava. . .
Sunday:
I3D a m. Lnutrn acnooi
11 am Morning worahip
COMMVNIIT METHOBIST
CfUlRL'H '
Corner 4th. at. and 4th ave.
LecMnt k Cregory, patter
OS im Church atheel
11 em Worship
Wedneedey:
To pm anew enray
CONCORD SPtBgTOaUi '
CRAPSt, NSAC
sen 9nd eve.
Mr. El vine Celbum.
wwayi .
pm," i pel raeeai
JACKSONVILLE
ASSEMBLE OF SOB '
Firth, and Bleekatene
o. B. Summara. patter ; ..
Sunday . '
: ajn eiuneay arneau r
11 am Worahip
30 pm Youth aervice
740 a.m Evangthttia tervlt
Wedneaday:
740 pm atioie aiuoy -
PHOENIX
FOIST SOVTREBN BAPIIBT
Corner First and Mat at. .
Noel Mill, pastor
Sunday: .
11 am Worahip aervice
a -3ft snt Traiiuiur union 1
a:ee am auneay-.eanovi
740 p m. Evening aervice
740 pm rreyer moron
:1 pm Slbie atudy
ftOGUE RIVER
HAM TOEIftTTIftlAN CKVftCt
915 Bro.4w4y tt
Sunday:
11 jn. woTejrup wrvm
Ktnwood Brynt, ip.kr
SHADY COVE
ST. MARTIN'S 'EMSCFU
Stanley Welch, .vicar
aunaay:
9:19 ajn. ramuy tefvica
TALENT
ASSEMBLY or SOB CHURCH
Pastor. J. C. Arnett
Sunday:
. : aunoay acneei
11 a.m. Morning worahip
40 pm. Children' aervice
740 e.m Evanxelistlc aervice
Wedneaday:
740 pm prayer meeting
FRIENDS CHURCH
A. Clark Smith, pester
Elmer Wottzel, attlttant paitar
Sunday:
: am sunoay cnooi
11 am Morning worahip
S40 pm. Youth aervice
7:30 em Evening eervice
pm rreyer ana anoi nuey
METHODIST CHURCH
Flret and Wariur
Vlplet M. BoeUlger, Minister
aunoay:
9:49 a.m. Sunday eeheol
It am Morning worahip
40 p.m. Jr. MYT
40 pm. Sr. MYT
Wedneaday:
740 p.m. Bible Study
S p.m. Official Board meeting
RURAL CHURCHES
BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH
(Conacrvative)
White City
Crater Lake Hwy . St Avenue A
Richard A. Xadeen. paster
Sunday:
043 a.m. Sunday achool
11 em Mcrning worship
40 pm Baptist youth fellow
ship 740 pm Evening eervice
Wednesday:
740 pm Midweek service
REESE CREEK COMMUNITY
Butte rails rd.. 1 mil E. Hwy. SI
William H. Collier, pastor
Sunday:
0:43 a.m. Sunday school
II a.m Worship service
740 p.m. Worship aervice
Wednesday:
740 pm Prayer aervleo
SAMS VALLEY COMMUNITY
i Interdenominational )
School house
Sunday:
. (40 om.Sundiy achool
TRAIL COMMUNITY CHURCH
John S. KKeee, pastor
Sunday:
43 am. Sunday acheel
11 m VanMa
:IS pm Young people's meet
wg
7 pm Evening service
Wedneaday:
740 pm Bible study and pray-
i-'.j
mj . ' -' ' Vaaaas .'a ' A,- ia! Jaaaaastaaaasatastttaaaaa.
TECHNI0TJE FOR DETECTION Congress
man Robert B. Duncan (D-Ore.) stands watch
ing his daughter, Nancy, who' la participat
ing In Altbams's newly "developed mass
screening technique (or the detection of the
lung disease, emphysema. The Alabama Em--.
physema Reiearch unit was .stationed on
Capitol hill during, the latter part of July .
By ZOLA
rsseJ
Enliven . Menus
With Vamtile Grapes
This is surely the season to
help yourself snd satisfy your
appetite for fresh, grapes.
Spilling out of the horn-of-plenty
through summer and
fall,. Thompson Seedless pro
vide about 70 per cent of
grapes .in today's markets.
G r a p t - growing is the
world's biggest fruit industry.
There are thousands of vari
eties of grapes throughout the
world, of which less than 90
have commercial importance.
Among . these are . Cardinals,
Tokays, Red snd White Ma
lagas, : Ribier and Emperors.
Grapes are grown in Europe,
Western Asia, the Near East,
South Africa, Australia, Mex
ico, South America and in
many parts of the United
States. About 92 per cent of
all grapes and almost 100 per
cent of table grapes used in
this country are grown in
California.. -
There are hundreds of de
licious ways of eating, fresh
grapes -: for breakfast, lunch,
dinner or snacks. Here are
suggestions . for appetizers,
meet ' accompaniment-, - salads
and - dejjert depending on
grapes; for appetite appeal.
..' Grape Ceaktsit. Combine
two parts grapes (seedless or
seed-removed) with on pert
diced ripe avocados. Toss
With . French dressing and
chill one-half hour. Serve as
appetizer on beds of lettuce
garnished with fresh parsley.
Grape Cele flaw. Combine
in a bowl three cups shredded
cabbage, ' two cups : grapes
(seedless or seeds removed),
lVi teaspoons salt, one-eighth
teaspoon ground black pep
per, one tablespoon fresh lem
on juice and one-quarter cup
mayonnaise. Toss lightly snd
serve garnished with whole
grapes. Six servings.
Grape and Ham Salad. For
four ' salads, toss together
lightly 1V4 cups cold cooked
ham, three-quarter cup diced
celery, one cup green seedless
grapes, one-halt teaspoon salt,
dash of pepper and one-quarter
cup mayonnaise. Serve
on feeds of lettuce garnished
with green seedless grapes.
Vanilla Grape and Banana
Cream. Toss together lightly
one cup sliced bananas, one
cup grapes (seedless or seeds
removed), three-quarter cup
bite-size marshmallows, one
cup dairy sour cream and one
teaspoon pure vanilla extract.
Serve in sherbet glasses gar
nished with whole grapes.
Makes six servings.
Croatian I tuff ad Mushroom
ravorite of Yuoolevlans
Yugoslavia is a federal re
public composed of six unite
Serbia, Croatia, oiovonm,
Boini Herzegovina, Mace
donia arid Montenegro. Josip
Broz (Tito) has been president
since 1948. Agriculture occu
pies about 80 per cent of the
population. Principal crop
are com. wheat, sugar beets.
heme. hoos. opium and tobac
co. Uteres Dlanty oi live
stock for their needs. Excel'
lent wines are produced along
the Danube.
These . Croatian Stuffed
Mushrooms will appeal to
American fanciers of stuffed
mushrooms. Mushrooms are
Dlentiful in our area with
large mushrooms available at
small cost. Recipe makes six
servings.
2 pounds large fresh
. mushrooms, .uniform size
3 tablespoons of shortening
or other fat
H pound finely ground veal
TaiNtTV APT! AT CHURCH
Griffin Creek and South Stage
Hoed
Bruce O. Rogers, pastor ,
Sunday:
10 .m Sunday school
11 em.-fWorahlp eervice
7 pm outh meeting!
- f p eVMe study
the Family
VINCENT
Editor
2 teaspoons finely chopped
garlic,
'i cup chopped onions
1 . . tablespoon finely
chopped parsley
Vi teaspoons salt
Sauce
Wash mushrooms. Remove
stems and chop them. Melt
fat in heavy skillet over me
dium heat. Add veal, garlic,
onions .and chopped mush
room stems. Saute until light
ly browned, stirring occasion
ally. Add parsley and salt;
mix well. Fill mushroom caps
with meat mixture. Place in
greased shallow- baking pan.
Bake in moderate oven, 3TS
degrees, 20 to 25 minutes. Pre
pare sauce while mushrooms
are baking.
"Sauce. Saute one-half cup
chopped onions and two teas
poons finely chopped garlic
in one - third cup lard or
other shortening until light
ly browned. Add one table
spoon . flour and stir until
blended. Add one table noon
finely chopped parsley, one
ana one - hall tablespoons
chopped pickles, one and one
half teaspoons salt, one-half
teaspoon pepper, one-fourth
teaspoon ' dry mustard, one
and one-half tablespoons lem
on juice,, one cup dairy sour
cream and one-half cup white
wine; mix. well. Bring to
boil. Serve, hot with stuffed
mushrooms, above.
Fresh Produce ,
Delighting Consumer ' '
Those who pick their fruits
and vegetables right off the
trees, bushes, plants or take
them out of the ground for
immediate out-of-hand eating
or quick cooking may well be
used to flavor treats that are
increasingly available as
more . fruits and vegetables
are winged to markets by re
frigerated air transport. ..
Not only are many of our
everyday staple fruits and
vegetables being treated so
royally, but air travel has
brought down the price on
such , exotic items ag fresh
pineapples and papayas from
Hawaii, passage by air cute
down spoilage with resultant
savings and fresher, tastier
produce for consumer enjoy
ment. .
Melons are arriving in
quantity. For the best in flav
or, whether serving canta
loupe, watermelon, Cranshaw,
honeydew, Persian or other
favorites, do not serve right
out of the refrigerator. Many
experts tell us that melons
when "chilled thoroughly"
lose much of their flavor and
fragrance.
Readily Available
Mushrooms, which are pick
ed daily at the peak of per
fection and rushed quickly to
market in baskets and smaller
containers ... as well as
canned mushrooms . . . are
readily available to give their
gourmet flavor and texture to
hundreds of dishes.
Protein buys are many . . .
with turkeys, chickens, a va
riety of fresh, frozen and
canned fish among the very
best. Beef prices are reason
able with many specials on
all-beef frankfurters, bologna.
canned corned beef and chip
ped beef. Chipped beef re
minds us that when creamed
and served on toast, it makes
a flavoraome and substantial
"go getter" breakfast Item.
Eggs are in excellent supply
Pork and pork products are
well priced.
Budget - wise shoppers will
take special note of our mar.
ket and grocery ads tor the
best buys every time.
London - IUH - Mrs. Bar
bara Ellis was awarded $4
Thursday by the British rail
ways as compensation because
smoke from a locomotive cov
ered her infant son with
black specks shortly after he
had been bathed.
MEOTOKD MAIL TOSUStl, MXDrOKS, CHEW
to test all members of Congress in an effort
to stress the need for early detection and
treatment of emphysema, which is charac
terized by a shortness of breath and may be
disabling and fatal in its later stages. Air
pollution snd smoking are believed to be
the chief contributing causes of emphysema.
Group Objects To
Mandy's Presence
London-tOre-The Daily Her
ald said Thursday three per
sons walked out of a party
following the London . pre
miere of the film "Cleopatra"
when they found Marilyn
(Mandy) Rice-Davies sharing
their table.
Miss Rice-Davies,- a figure
in the vice trial of society os
teopath Stephen Ward, attend
ed a showing of the movie at
a West End theater Wednes
day night and then went to
the party. The newspaper did
not identify the people it said
walked out.
Sources said 4S0 guests paid
8140 each to attend the Cleo
patra premiere, but co-stars
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard
Burton did not show up at
either the movie or the party,
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Home Ownership
Break Provided
In Tax Program -
Washington - (OTt - Con
gressional tax writers have
unanimously . approved legis
lation designed to make home
ownership one of the best
hedges that an American can
take against inflation.
The House Ways and Means
committee Wednesday affirm
ed by a 22-0 vote an earlier
decision. to add-special bene
fits for home owners to the
across-the-board rate redac
tions in income taxes Presi
dent Kennedy wants enacted
this year.
The provision would grant
a "once in a lifetime" tax
break to taxpayers who sell
their homes for a profit after
reaching the age of 85. The
Treasury estimated that it
would mean tax savings of
10 million a year to elderly
homeowners,
rtuinbeg of Revisions
It waa one of a number of
tax revisions approved by
the committee as It began a
final round of voting on a
compromise version of Ken.
nedy's tax-revision-and-reduc-tion
program. In day-long bal
loting the committee approv
ed structural changes in tax
law that would net about
86SS million a year in addi
tional . Income tax payments.
The biggest revenue producer
denial of U.S. tax deduc
tions for payment of state
and local taxes on gasoline,
cigarettes, alcohol and auto
tags - accounted for 8800 mil
lion of the total.
Second-Story Fall
Hospitalizes Girl
Portland - (UFD - A 13-year-
old . entrant in the North
American Roller Skating
Championships - under way
here was listed in good con
dition Thursday, after. she fell
from the second floor outside
hallway at the TraveLodge
motel Wedneiday,
Dorothy Knowlden of San
Mateo, Calif., Is hospitalized
with a possible leg fracture,
loss of a tooth and ether in
juries. ,
Two other girls who wit-
nessed the accident said Miss
Knowlden . waa "doing exer
cises" when she lost her bal
ance and fell. ...
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IN WASHINGTON - Japanese Foreign Min
ister Masoyoshi Chira, right, is shown in
conversation with Edwin C. Resichauer,
U.S. Ambassador to Japan, as Chira arrives
in Washington. His trip waa for the purpose
The Family Council
talter' note:
The ramltr Council consist el
elarevmen. three edltora ane a
hytmlatrlst, three clergymen, three editor and a women1
ach crude 1 a sumirary ol a
Cnaacll Ike. Ceanci! del with prohlema, major and minor,
encountered by guidanc counselor
ears, rios ft, ,nnj vpytiBnft mj
frliee V. - She falls for his
letters and she's heading for
a fall.
Ramona C. - He plans to
see me again .when he gets
out of the service.
Felice V. - How can a girl
believe all the baloney a fel
low stuffs into a letter? My
best friend sits home Satur
day night hugging a pack of
letters' from a Marine from
North Dakota she met twice
during his last leave. Where
will she be if he heads straight
for home when he g discharg
ed in October? She's ' betting
her air that ' he'll detour Into
her arms here in the East.
Raman C.-Roy is 21 and
I'm 18. 1 Our friendship ia a
beautiful one. He met my par
ents and they consider him a
perfect gentleman. Felice is
after me to-doubU-date with
her and play the field, but the
way I feel now no boy can
compare with Roy.. Me writes
me a r d n t lqve-lettera even
though we were -out on only
two dates. I'm willing to take
my chances that he mean
every word.
i..-J . .1 !.'. 'V. '.
.,
I ... The . Couneilt . Your . dream
....
prince (or Private) can talk
big and brave, Ramona. He
safe behind his "coat of mail."
At 18 you're foolish to have
all your su n ny-side-upg-in
one baket - Roy's.' As Felice
warns, he may turn It all up
side down by hot-roadlng it
home fast next October, never
more to' be seen nor heard
from by you. Don't forget he's
had other leaves in other
towns and may quite possibly
be writing the same sort of
billet-doux to P. O. Boxes and
...
Stbrwltl sluggish summsr spirits. Livo tn fin
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R.F.D. routes all over the
map. And, pardon our icicle
down your back, suppose
there's THE girl waiting for
him back in Dakota all this
time? For your lovelorn sake.
we hope it's a two-way torch
Durning up the letter paper.
But as a hedge against pos
sible hurt we echo Felice's
call for you to get around
more. There's still the Army,
Navy, Air Force, and a few
civilians to try out. If it's to
be a crash-landing, be pre
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of attempting to persuade the United Statea
to relax, as far as Japan is concerned, Presi
dent Kennedy's proposed tax on Americans
who invest in foreign securities. (UPI)
Oregon Traffic
Takes Two Lives
Br United Free International
Portland, died in a hospital
Portland, led In a hospital
Thursday after his auto went
out of control and struck
power pole.
Police said the victim may
have suffered a mild heart
attack before the accident.
A six year - old Milton
Freewater boy riding his bi
cycle was killed Wednesday
night when he was struck by
a car near that city. The vie
tim, Phillip Everett Porter,
waa hit by a car operated by
George Arnold Redd, 30, of
Milton-Freewater.
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