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1 Reception planned for Rev. Schmidt Service news Training finished by Donald Wolfe V. Rev. Harvey John Schmidt," who retired from an active pastorate on April 30, will be honored guest at Harden Hall, 580 2nd St. Lebanon, Sunday from 2-4 p.m.

during a reception. Previous to. service in Milwaukie, Dr. Schmidt served the First Presbyterian church of Lebanon for 15 years. He has also served churches at Hysham and Dillon, and Spokane, Wash.

In 1957, Dr. Schmidt and his family moved to Milwaukie. Dr. Schmidt has receid degrees from the College of Wooster (Ohio), McCormick Theological Seminary (Chicago) and from Lewis and Clark college for an honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity. Dr, and Mrs, Schmidt have three children; Mrs.

Arthur (Alice) Clawson of San Diego, Dr. Harvey J. Schmidt Jr. of Illinois State university, and Dr. James F.

Schmidt Portland, and i grandchildren. Airman Donald D. Wolfe, son of Mr. and Mrs. James D.

Wolfe of 204 Cascade Drive, Lebanon, has completed his U. S. Air Force basic training at the" Air Training Command's Lackland AFB. Tex. He has been assigned to Sheppard AFB, for training as a medical Airman Wolfe, a 18 graduate of Lebanon Union high school, attended Clark college, Vancouver, Wash.

His wife, Elaine, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Couglin of Main Street, Lebanon. Ronald Rhoades Navy Petty Officer Third Class Ronald Rhoades, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne A. Rhoades of Star Route 1, Lebanon, is now off the Vietnamese coast aboard the USS Constellation, one of six Dr. Pace to teach Monday evening, plans were begun for a lay witness mission at the First United Methodist church for October, with Mrs. Ronald Race heading the planning. A continuation of the summer "100 minutes for Christ," each Sunday at 9:30 a.m., with three, church picnics being planned for June 25, July 30 and August 27, with Dean Mason as chairman of the first picnic.

V. REV. HARVEY SCHMIDT All are expected to accompnay Dr. and Mrs. Schmidt.

In retirement Dr. and Mrs. Schmidt expect to continue living In their present home of 15 years in the Oak Grove area of Oregon. 8 church, which was built entirely with donated funds, Is located behind the old church at 655 Airport Rd. NEW HORIZONS The Lebanon Pentecostal church of God will open its newly-constructed doors Saturday at 12:30 p.m.

The Pentecostal sets opening services repair project 'sitting9 idea 5S: 1 1 By ESTON WAY Took a chair apart and from gouging out upholstery finger) it came like a Chair gives AIRMAN WOLFE aircraft carriers which, with support ships, comprise the U. S. Navy's largest task force of the Vietnam war. The attack carrier left its homeport at San Diego on Oct. 1.

Low cost Boatowners Insurance from State Farm protects boat, motor, trailer on the water or on the road. Can cover liability losses, too. See mo, Otfil KENNEL .111 Part St. UWmm Mt-1030 1 INIUtANCI STATE FARM FIRE AND CASUALTY company Home 01 lice: Bloominolon, Illinois WESTON, ROBINSON, WOODBERRY bucket seat on that old Ford Tri-Motor. Even the childhood hero of us all (all over 50, that is Charles A.

Lindbergh, the Lone Eagle, "Lucky Lindy" who captured the imagination and won the hearts of the whole world did the entire thing that made him famous while in a sitting position. Golly, it's exciting. I'm just like Lindbergh, and Archimedes, and Columbus and Freud and Pasteur and Copernicus. Opening services for the newly-constructed Pentacostal Church of God are scheduled for Saturday at 12:30 p.m. at the church, 665 Airport Rd.

The church, which has been open for about six weeks, will celebrate the finalization of plans begun over a year ago, according to the Rev. D.N. Powell, church pastor. Powell and his family began planning construction on the church when they arrived In Lebanon two and one-half years ago. Lumber for the structure was obtained by razing the old armory at Grant and Williams Sts.

Dr. Terry Pace and other potential teachers are working with the Lebanon Mennonite church on the Vacation Bible school program slated for, August 20 27. Ccbawm Express i Thursday, June 15, 1972, Page 13 Way Out while resting nails (and a flash: we spend most of our time sitting down. What a thrill to realize that here was a major revelation about the human condition. Now we can appreciate the excitement that must have gripped Columbus and Freud and Pasteur and Copernicus and Archimedes, the excited old Greek who went bounding down the Btreets of ancient Syracuse shouting, "Eureka! I have found it." What we often forget is that his great idea came to him while he was in his bath, sitting down.

We spend most of our lives just sitting around. Even while working we are often in that position halfway between vertical and horizontal that seems to typify the human species most: sitting, that is. Truck drivers sit, secretaries and bank officers sit, jitney operators, cat drivers and auto racers sit. Everyday people and people who have appointments with destiny share the same position. When Van Johnson spent those exciting "30 Seconds Over Tokyo" he certainly wasn't standing at attention; and Admiral Byrd discovered the South 'Pole while enjoying a snug 1 MONDAY-JUNE 19 8:00 PM 1 Lebanon summer school program starts June 19 When ever I see a movie or watch TV or go on a picnic or ride a bicycle I'll feel a kinship with.

Fran tapped me on the shoulder and asked, "Would you like a little help with that, it's starting to get dark?" "Huh, oh, no. I was just thinking." "Must have been some thought." "I was thinking how important chairs have been in history." "I suppose so," she said, gouging out another nail. Funny thing, though. I got my great idea while on my knees. UNION HIGH SCHOOL GYM PIONEERS VS.

RED DEVILS ALL TICKETS ON Mil NT CtOJHINC S10RC OM Mil IT UIHON MICH SCHOOL NIGHT OF CAME HUTCH 0UI Oi mi in coiod ON TV CM ST I0MPMCHIU! 100PM 1 S3 1 S3 specialist notes. One acre of Christmas trees produces sufficient oxygen to meet the needs of 18 people. Douglas makes up about 80 per cent of the new plantings, with Scotch and Shore pine and true fir comprising the remainder. Growers can ex: pect to harvest them in six to 12 years. plantings increasing Xmas tree Oregon Christmas tree growers are busy planting nearly four trees for every one harvested during 1971, reports Gary H.

Sander, Oregon State university extension forester. Over 3 million seedlings are being planted to replace the estimated 850,000 trees harvested last year. About 60 per cent of the planting, underway Lebanon elementary Summer School program will be held again this year at Santiam school from June 19 through July 21. An enrollment of 108 primary, intermediate and junior high school students will attend the intensive summer program which will not only stress instruction in reading and arithmetic but will include such activities as backpacking on the Skyline Trail, overnight camping at the Longbow Organizational Camp, day camping and field trips. The program is financied mainly through Title I funds.

An existing and stimulating selection of instructional materials will be arranged in working stations in order to Bible school due at Berlin A Daily Vacation Bible school will be held at the Berlin Union church in Berlin beginning Monday through Friday from 9 a.m to noon. Children from kindergarten on up are welcome. Further information may be obtained by telephoning 258-3633. Theme being talked here "Christian healing; the demand of everyone," was the central theme of a conference held In Boston, June 5, of the Christian Science Society. Information from this special meeting is now being reviewed and discussed by the local branch of this church of Lebanon, and all other branch churches of this faith, of the First Church of Christian Scientists of this area and world wide.

The message learned from this meeting's speaker is the reaffirmation of rededication to the society's beliefs and practices in Christian healing through God. Here in the Lebanon area church as In all other branch churches, fulfillment, enlightenment and regeneration is being stressed as stated1 by Arthur P. Wuth, the new chairman of the board of directors. In terms of preparing for the second century of church activities through the joint unification of all the branch churches in relationship to the new church headquarters are also symbolizing the spiritual building that is taking effect in the hearts and minds of all church members. Livestock sale head selected Hal Tibbals, Albany in-' vestment broker, has been selected to head the Albany Kiwanis club committee that annually sponsors the Linn county 4-H Market Livestock Auction Sale.

This year's sale will be held at the Linn county fairgrounds in Albany on Tuesday evening, August 8. Assisting Tibbals are Glen Wilfert, Leonard Wilson, Bill Shackelford, Robert Jarell, Don Maragson, Pete Pontius, Russell Tripp, Allen Chadwick, and O. E. Mikesell. FAVOR homelite150 Automatic Chain Saw Automatic oiling nor bar and cutting chain- standard equipment.

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258-3232 With the aid of donations from the congregation and material by some local businesses, construction began. The building, which Is now completed except for a few finishing touches, is. completely without debt, said Powell. Still to be added are a sign the building and several pews, which are provided by church members' pledges of $140 apiece. "We would like to thank these businesses who donated material to make our vision come true and invite everyone to our open house," said Powell.

provide for each child's special learning needs. A number of college, high school and junior high school students have volunteered their services to assist the teaching staff in individualizing this instructional program. The Summer School is staffed by John Price, head teacher, Mrs. Ellamae Mrs. Elfrieda Spalinger and Mrs.

Carolyn Vandiver. Mrs. Rae Ann Norberg, Mrs. Hedi Hoesing and Patricia Dailey will work as teacher aides. Camping activites will be carried on by Phil Atkinson, Doyle Wall and Mrs.

Many a Frazier. Misses Cindy Goodwin and Kathy Dizig, high school students, will also provide their services through the Neighborhood Youth Corps. Children are to report Monday, June 19, at their assigned time for registration. Parents are urged to insure regular attendance of their children in order that they may receive maximum benefits from this additional instruction. Any questions regarding this summer program should be directed to Mrs.

Thelma Jaross, 258-3067, or after June 19 to Price at 258-3222. a We Give Green Stamps Announcing LECTURES for 1 Investors in Mutual Funds in EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD-COTTAGE GROVE-LEBANON and CORVALLIS Conducted by MEL LINDLEY Asst. Vice-Pres. Paul J. Robinson Registered Representative "110 WELL DO MUTUAL FUNDS PERFORM?" What is the record of the mutual funds today? How well did they perform during the 1969-70 market? How did they recover in 1971? Could these funds have advantages for the investor or should he be cautious? To help you decide, Harris, Upham Co.

is holding a seminar designed to clear up questions you may have about mutual funds. This session primarily for investors already familiar with Mutual Funds will attempt to probe into area's generally not covered by the usual investment seminars including the important income and growth situations. Whether your aim is possible -gowth of capital or higher income, or a conservative approach, we believe you will find this -seminar interesting. Lecture times 7:30 to 8:30 p.m; on: Monday, June 12, Eugene Hotel Tuesday, June 1 3, Willamalane, Springfield Wednesday, June 1 4, Cottage Grove High School Thursday 15, Lebanon Union High School Friday, June 16, Willamette Valley First Federal Savings loan. Corvallis since mid-January, is on the 500 tree plantations which dot the state, with the rest going to replace trees cut in natural stands.

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