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I Tkt Nw-Ritw, Rstaburg, Or. Tuai., D. 3, 1961
Plywood Maker Says State Department
Works Against Industry's Interests
WASHINGTON (AP) T h ev though dommtie production and U S. Stair pppartmrnt had oriei
Stat Department wn pictured
recently by a U. S. plywood man-
ufacturer working against the!
best interests of the Industry!
through its trad policies. I
Imparted plvwood, much of It
produced in the Philippinei and
Japan in planta built with IT. S.
foreign aid funds, has captured,
more than half the U.S. market,
Bryon E. Bryan told House La
bar auhcommittee.
He aaid the plywood Industry
haa twice been denied r I i f
through higher tariffs hy rulings
of the Tariff Commission, even
Hospitalized
Would Enjoy
By MRS. CIRALD B. FOX
Joan Bufkin, 14, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Bufkin of Glendale
is reported to be making a good
recuperation at the Rogue Valley
Memorial Hospital in Medfnrd fol
lowing surgery done on her back
Nov. 14. However, according to her
parents, she will be confined to the
hospital for at least six to twelve
weeks. She is not allowed to turn
in bed and ran move her head
only slightly. She is, however, al
lowed to have company and en
joys cards and letters. Friends
may address her at Room 2.1ft,
Rogue Valley Memorial Hospital,
Medford.
Residents Injured
Harry Humphrey of Glendale re
quired two stitches on the crown
of his head recently as the result
of bumping his head on the signal
arm of his logging tmck.
James Brock of Glendale was
badly scratched and bruised
around one eye recently when a
tree limb broke off and struck him
as he wss walking in the woods
during a logging operation.
John Gaederke, a, son of Mr.
nd Mrs. Art Gaederke of Azalea,
required three stitches recently
when he hit his finger with a
sledge hammer.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Berns of
Lebanon, Ore., visited recently'
California Family Gathering
Attended By Glendale Folks
By MRS. CIRALD B. FOX
Mr. and Mrs. Vie Opperman and
daughter, Lucy, returned recently
from a week spent visiting in Cali
fornia. They visited with Mrs. Opper
man a parents, Mr. snd Mrs. Hen
ry Sage, and with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Schmidt and family in San Diego
nd with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs, .Edward Jo
seph and family in Chula Vista
where they were joined by other
family members for a Thanksgiv
ing Day get-together. They also
visited in West Covina with her
brother, Ellia Sage, and hia wife.
The younger Sage is attending the
Baptist Theological Seminary at
West Covina. En route home they
visited with friends and went sight
seeing in San Francisco.
Parents Visited
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Nichols and
daughter of Kelso. Wash., spent
Thanksgiving day through Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Nichols' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Reed of
Local Post Office
Sets Longer Hours
Extended business hours were
announced today for the Boseburg
Post Office, starting Dec. 11.
Postmaster Robert L. Snider
esid the post office windows will
be open weekdays from S a.m. to
p m. from Dec. 11 through Dec.
22. On Saturdays, they'll he open
from a.m. to S p.m. Saturday
afternoon office service on Dec.
9 and 18 will be limited to sale
of stamps and acceptance of par
cel post only. No other counter
service those days will be pro
vided. Snider urged that all Christmas
mailings for long distances should
be sent before Dec. 10.
He said the 11 "Mail Early
for Christmas" campaign is now
in high gear. But, he said, mailing
of Christmas gift packagea appears
to be lagging, and too many people
io not realtie the need for careful ;
n.rbinO .nH urrannirt. n I thai, i
parking and wrappinf of their
"Il'l hard to undrraland hr
ppopk will br o rarrlraa ahniit
puttinar valuable Chrnlmee jifli
into lhr maile in flimey hoxr and
Inneply wranned parkacre Many
n( the pnorly wrapprd Rifta limp
ly cannot aland lh nrrenaary
nanniins,
Snxler alio rmphaiiird th Im
poiianca of careful Chnilmaa
mailing prucrdurct. "Kor
ample." he laid, "il l beet to
print the recipient'! full name.
atreet addreea. city, ion. number
ano iraie on eacn maitm lahel. fire Department, with the fire-1
makin aure tn include an eitra ,,-, ,xiliary alio aniiting with:
label mild, your fift packaSe..":,h, fr ,
- I fc'ie-a ("Kif ll.l. Vh.Um aiJ Ik.
Crosby Likes Culinary
Efforts, So Hires Cook
LONDON (AP) Mra. N.ncy;,v dialnhulrd to the chil
Velvtlle. vh rooked (or Bins rfn-
Croehy and Bob H.ip when Ihey
ahared houa here thia tall, ia
coin( to America to rook for
Bine.
J SJ "!"'wminj in fashion for .tyl..h and
Crmthv had offered her a
hia California home and she had
areeptH it w;th pleamire.
CronhT. Horts and their families
?!' ljA",lunnf lh filming
nf 'Tht Bnad lo Hong Kong.
aalra hava dropped ateadily dur -
ing the laat 10 years while imports
went up 1,500 per cent.
"Our industry is in this predica-
ment due to the foreign trade pol -
icy which has been adopted by
, our government and which we
i understand the administ r a 1 1 o n
wishes to enlarge to a point wnere
all tariffa can be eliminated and
industries such as ours be com-
pletely destroyed," Bryan said.
During the 1959 tariff hearings.
he aaid, the Philippine government
opposed the industry's request for
I increased duties by noting that the
Glendale Girl
Cards, Visits
with the Frank Berns family of
Glendale. Other recent guests in
cluded Mrs. Berns1 aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Gilchrist of Med
fnrd. Scouts Aid Baiaar
Members of the Azalea Roy
Scout troop, which met at the
Azalea Grange Hall Wednesday,
unit nine urr uinr iiif-cuiiK '"
decorate the meeting room for the
Inter-Church Bazaar which was'
held there the following day. The
saie and as a part of their dec
oration project,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carr of the
Carr Store in Glendale spent sev
eral days recently on a buying
trip to Portland and Seattle.
Residents Reurn
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Krlnn and
daughter, Edda Sue, have moved
bark to Glendale. Mrs. Kealnn
was previously employed by Dr.
Robert Roth at the Glendale Clinic
and the Keaton family moved to
San Jose when Roth moved his
practice to that city. They had
been Glendale residents for
I,,r
number of year, previous to that
tim e.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson
and son of Glendale spent several
days last week visiting with the
formers parents in Arlington,
Washington.
Glendale. Frank Reed and Mr. and
Mrs. John Reed were also Thanks
giving Day guests.
Mr. and Mra. Charles Day of
Wolf Creek have returned from
spending ten days visiting with the
alters brothcr-in-Jaw and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Geary Feagens of
Nevada City, Calif. They also vis
ited with her brother, Norman
Skrlton, at Red Bluff.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chalker and
family of Springfield, former Glen
dale residents, visited over the hnl
Mays with Mrs. Chalker's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs..
Paul Moody, and family in Glen
dale. Newcemers Here
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen of
Canyonvillo moved to Glendale re
cently and are living in the Bill
Ham house near the Superior mill.
Allen works for the California
Pacific Utilities Co. as a telephone
installation man, replacing Mac
Napier, who is now working out of
the Myrtle Creek office.
F.d Opperman of Glendale re
turned early this week from a
month-long elk hunting trip in
which he waa one of the success
ful members of hia party. Others
who participated in the hunt in
cluded members of the Clenke fam
ily, the Rippo family and the Al
len family, all of Canyonville. Vic
Opperman'of Glendale also joined
the group but stayed only a week
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Brown of
Grants Pass were Thanksgiving
Day hosts to the Clyde Marriott
family, the Bill Keaton family,
and George Pike, all of Glendale.
Student Injured
Delon Hatton, 13. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Hatlon of Glendale,
fractured his elbow in an accident
which occurred at school Friday
during basketball practice.
Doug Dollar and two of his sons,
Doug and Steven, are in Glendale,
staying for the present at the
hpme of he former's mother, Mrs.
Kssie Miranda. The two boys have
re-entered the Glendale schools.
Mrs. Omer Elam of Glendale is
now home after recent major sur
gery at the Josephine General Hos
pital in Grants Psss. Mra, Flam's
1 h M nirrim W' of Mm
'
nenota.
visited her for leveral
weeki.
Theatre Party To Aid
Yule Basket Program
Canned food of any kind will
I he the admission price for chil
dren who will he attending a upe
cial movie at the Benetta Theater
' Saturday at 10.30 a m.
j The theater party and appear-
i lnia nf ! n t ek I ' I 1 1 el is ei ix.r atrmA
hy the Wintnn l)iliard Volunteer i
all chikircn arc invited. The can-i
ned goods thev bring will be used
j to make up Chnstmn baskets to
be distributed to those, in need.
During Santa's appearance, can
TL -.. w:
' "'5 I
"n.ni.-ss. iu.-s (aii Rrcri
Canem foars that tvict tniv h !
j" micatiiioui wasnintfion miiB. !
Ht rime to this conclumon Sun I fr0m rrscut hrhroptrr.' It c ami
nay after findtnj? hia Connecticut . rtnwn too fMl am1 iTwk .
Avenue thnn Innterl nf about W IW irvKa .,..n.j k.. .
in wigi and toupeea, hit atock in
itradt. '
, nally advised the filipinot to
! make plywood for export to the
tinted Si airs and, through its for-
i nan aid program, had provided
'the money to build the plants.
"We are confident that other
countries have had the same ad
i vice and have taken a like posi
i lion. Bryan said.
I "The State Department does not
support American industry in
these matters."
Another plywood manufacturer,
Harold R. Jones of Eugene, Ore.,
j said his company has suffered
! heavy losses as a result of what
he called "the glutting or tne
market by imported plywood."
"If tariffs are decreased," he
added, "this added advantage for
foreign countries, particularly Ja
pan, will most assuredly force our
closure."
If that happened, he said, it
would deprive the economy of
Eugene of the $13.7 million the
company pays nut annually in
local expenditures and payroll.
A spokesman for Northern Mm
nesota iron miners echoed the call
for import restrictions, attribut
ing the closing of Minnesota mines
, nirecly t0 imnort, ( ore from
Canada and Venezuela.
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Resident Visited
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX
Mr. and Mrs. Don Blakely of
Glendale drove to Eugene recently
and visited with the Ray Patter
sons, formerly of Glendale, and
with some members of the
Bill
Perry family.
Birthday Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. Clark M. Will of
Salem spent a week recently visit
ing at the home of their son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
r...:u. . .1 II it .Att.AII l
3;.. H. beV
guests were here.
Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Plansoen of
Glendale were Thanksgiving Day
hosts to the latler's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James
Duke and family of Grants Pass,
and to her brother and sister-in-Isw.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roberts of
Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts
remained at the Plansoen home
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hildehrand
of Eugene spent the Thanksgiving
weekend at the Connie O'Roke
home in Glendale.
Sandra Granriy, freshman at Pa
cific Union College in Angwin.
Calif., spent the Thanksgiving hol
idays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Grandy of Glendale.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson and
children of Springfield, former res
idents of Glendale, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with Thomp
son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
F. Thompson of Glendale.
Mr. and Mrs. I.ester Schleigh of
Medford are the parents of a baby
girl born Nov. 24. Mrs. Schleigh is
the former Beverly Johnson and
was a resident of Glendale several
years ago.
Student Intured
Dennis Carlton, 9. of Woir Creek,
fell at the Wolf Creek school re
cently and hit his head on a drink
ing fountain. Severe head lacera
tions required two stitches. After
undergoing treatment at the Glen
dale Clinic he was hospitalized
overnight at the Forest Glen Hos
pital in Canyonville.
Charles Jones. IK. of Glendale.
required two stitches recently as
a result of a snowball game on
Pacific Avenue, Glendale's main
street. Jones ducked a snowball
and struck his head on one of the
posts on which parking meters
Wt?rp installed in the City Several
years aKo.
Small Woodlands Group
In Salem Meet Saturday
Tax laws
Will be the crux of
the
meeting on Saturday at the County'
courthouse in Kugene beginning at
1:30 pm.
W. (J. Nash, Creswcll, president,
predict that at least 100 wood
land owners from Western Orecon
counties eager to learn more about
the new tax law going into effect
!Jan. 1, and the 1IM1 woodland
option law for owners of l.ooo
acres of timber land or cs will
attend.
Paul F. T.iniger, tax commis
sioner with the Oregon State) Tax
Commission, will explain the. for
est taxation law passed during the
lWl session of the legislature.
K. , . tt i
Kugene Wanock, staff forester
in the protection division Of the
state Forestry Department, will
. , ' , ' , .
i-icuss ine sipuiinai tax law. man-
Ock hi in Charge of the Oregon
Forest Conservation Act. the for-.
t f anH v.nlH l.v W .rt th-
19tH wooxiland option tax law.
Another forester. Tom Cochran
of the Industrial Forestry Associ
ation, will discuss the tree farm
movement in Oreson.
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ActOT Suf tCTS
I ftnf HpH Cufr
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HOLLYWOOD MP) Tomedi
an Roh Hope eulferrd a Iwo-inra
cut on hia forehead hen he was
hit hy a champagne hticket while
(ilminf a skit for his Dee 13 tele-
! vision show Sunday nisht
Hope and
artre Nancv Kuan
Wl?r portly, n two movie stars
......t. .i.- .
and th huckf-l ntpnorl In
K - lnwv-r iM sk- k..
hurt. Ho returned the ah it ,th an
adheti patch on his forehead.
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Californian Leaves If?? j) 7jHelp WanteJ Men -15
After Tenmile Visit LlateMed L,.!!!.
5 I (3), Winston (I). Sutherlin 11), Oat lend
By MRS. WALTER COATS I u per month plus ir.no
I f A It benefits on tlrt steos of promotion. These
Mrs. Lyle K. Robertson left t . 'J'1"'!?
Mrs. Lyle K. Robertson left
Thursday for her home in Costa
Mesa, Calif., after spending two
weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Coats, in Tenmile
,nd ner ,on Jnrt dauBhter
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Christopher
sun and daughters Lori and Gayln.
Trip Taken
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Coats and
Lorena Loomis drove to Eugene
Saturday to visit Mrs. Coats' broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Beatty, They returned home
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence tack
wood and daughter Cathy and Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Lockwood and
family of Fort Bragg, Calif., spent
several days visiting relatives on
Lockwood Rd.
LEGAL
NO. WH7
SUMMONS
IN THff CIRCUIT COURT OW TH1
STATS Of OREGON fOR
DOUGLAS COUNTY
ARLENI NEUSTEL,
Plaint iff,
v.
CLARENCE 0). NEUSTEL,
Dtftndant.
To: CLARENCE O. NEUSTEL:
IN THE NAVE OF THE STATE 0
OREGON: You r hrby lummooaxJ arvj
requirttd to appr and ontwer th com
plaint at plainhtf ft led hrtln aoAintt you
In tho abov tntHlod suit on or boforo
four (4) wk from tnt tint publication of
tht tummont. and If you fall to so ap
pear and anwr, for want throf, plain
tiff will apply to th abov entitled Court
for a deer awarding to plaintiff an abso
lute dacrta of divorce from defendant, tor
cuitody of plaintiff and defendant' children,
and for relief demanded in plaintiffs com
plaint. Thi lummoni It published puruiant to
an Order by the Honorable CnarisM S.
Woodrich, Judge of the above entitled Court,
med and entered on the ttt day of Dec .
11, which Order direct! that thi turn
mont be published once week foe tour
U week i In the Roteburg NewvReview,
a newspaper of general circulation publish
ed tn Roseburo. Douglet County Oregon;
the date of the first publication of this
summons Is: December, y 191,
-S- D. R. OIMICK
D. R. Dimlck, Attorney tor plaint ff
311 Pacific Building, Roeburg, Ore,
no. wm
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
DOUGLAS COUNTY
SHIRLEY NELSON,
Plaintiff,
vs.
JOSEPH NELSON,
Oe'endenf.
To-
JOSEPH NELSON:
TUB NA.AAF OF THF TATF OF
OREGON: You a-e hereby summoned and
requirea to appeir una nvwer irw cosrv
plemf Of plaintiff filed herein aoamtt yrM
in the above entitled wit on or before
four (4) weeks from tte firtt publication
of this summons, and If you fail fo 0
appear end answer, for want thereof, plain
tiff will apply to the above entitled Court
M.''Zr.ur'.';
cuttodv of DlnlntiM Mna defenflnnt'i chill.
and for relief demanded In plaintiffs conv
en Order by tne Honor eh Charles S. Wood-
rich, Judge of the above entitled Court,
made and entered on the 1st day of De
cember, which Order directs tnt this
summons he published once a weetx for
four (4) weeks In tne Rosehurg News Re
view, a newspaoer o general circulation
published In Roseburg, Douglas County, Ore
gon; the dAle ot the first publication of
this summons Is: December S, 141.
s- D. R DIMICK
D R Oimicfc. Attorney for plaintiff
l Pacific Building. Roseburg, Ore.
RESOLUTION
IN TMf COUNTY COURT OP TMi
STATI OP ORKOON fOR
OOUOLAS COUNTY
In the matter of an e change of certain I
County, Oregon through foreclosure of I
!"M w otnerw.se ,
Now on this Km day of November 141
com )or. th c ttv mf ;
proposed change of certa.n land with
"'" -a"' company, a New
corporation; end
whereas, it appearing to the Court that
an eichanoe would b to the best
'"Z1' , r,ty w the purpose
? W recreeint pr
poses near Hl'on. Oreor: av
It farther epoearmg that tni Court (hall de
Clare Its intentions te mae Kith an e
change as P'ov ided tn Oregon R ev ised
Statutes cnao'er J 1X1, and
IT IS HEREBY ORDERt-O tte Pfhiica
tlon pf a teoal notice of suin nient.rxi h
mevfe ence each week for two consetyt.ve
weeks tn a newsoaper ef gener al c ircwwi
tion In me County
Tte Cou'f does a tM tt day of De-
cemner teat, at me tyjajr efiOWAM
Parity Standard Tmg ef sa d day for
hearrrvf of Ot) ( -rtrs. It any mere be
atoa'nst me P' orvsseo" esrhane of tanns A
OetriDtnn of tne real propevtv pr noosed
t t- otd Mi escnne ts etwUMd es
o'tews. to 'f
l.It UN AT IONAI PAffm) COMPANY TO
DOUGLAS COUNTV, 0tC.ON
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IRONING SI HOUR
374 NWCorl Ave.. OR 3-1035
CARPENTER and cbinetwer)r,rAlso ail
types of formica Installed. OS t si3.
ALTERATIONS AIIwork, guaranteed
OR 3-41 M
Instruction
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PRIVATE DRIVINO INSTRUCTIONS
OR 37217
PRIVATt!TUTORING Mauri l McGarily,
certified teacher. OR 1-39!?.
Loans And Finance 21
WANTED discounted contracts, also equities
Phone OR 3-4193 or OR 3-4091.
REAL ESTATE LOANSto JISOO. also 2nd
mortgages. Automobile, furniture nd sig
nature loans. Laurentide Industrial Fi-t
nance Corp. formerly Commettil Indus-
trial Finance Corp. 113 SE Oak. OR 3-4494.1
Family Finance
Homo owned end Ooereted
Loans Up to SI 300
On motor vehicles and furniture
779 SE Washington OR 3 Uat
Business Opportunities 23
FOR SALE tavern end restaur -nt.
GY 4 335
PART TIME Business With good eitra
Income potential. Requires small cash out
lay. OR 2-143.
APPROXIMATELY "ecres'with fourrentel
units suitahle tor trailer park or wreck inq
yard. In industrial area. Reasonable terms
can be arranged. OR ?-tl1.
TEXACO ha sst a t ion"" f oTTE ASE
on Garden Valley Blvd.
Good potential
For information call
OR 3 3753 OR 3 3.V13
FOUR PLEX
4 1 BEDROOM PURNISHFO apts.
Situated 4 blocks to City center. Each
unit fully modern, separate baths, in
come l?40 per mo. Total price I4,0.
WEST ROSEBURG
NEWER DUPLEX - Built in Hsj.
fireplace, both win electric heat, in
come S'45 per me. EicelVent opportunity
to live m ene unit, rent ether.
SO0 with tooo down, or will finance
PMA.
STEVENSON REALTY
7 SF Pint St. OR 2 lfil t
Miscellaneous Rentals 24
PBtclNO SPACE, downtown, U me. OR
Commercial Rentals 25
FO-t RF NT Ot SALfi Conweeclal bitiloV
I lr-a VX q ft leroe partetg eree S.jd
m. W7i hE Steonens. O el Oft ) .
WESTSIDE OFFICE
TMtFt tOOMf. eu'S'tse et'pca ant e4
tx 0e room s"ta for i-oia aot .
hf( nd Ml fatlV 1S47 . ft'v
O'd. Ot Mi?.
Wanted To Rent
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OAtAGE. n o hf ejincne'er enrt
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J If I ref1'oorn Pfve irrw" sert Aest
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ADVERTISERS
VERY NICE APT. FurnisAed 1 rooms and
bath. Winter rates. OR
t0 BCD ROOM fum lined upstairs epl7"ijt"l
turn. a0. OS f-MD
FURNISHED APT. Outiideentref.ee," "Adults.
Westide.HU W. Crestview.
THREE room turn. apt. Cute lnPaViTir"tj.
AaultsOR 3-71l3.
CLEAN, comfortable apts. With" or-without
furniture end utilities. OR 3-UV3.
END API. Of tri-ple.Retr..j stove." water,
parb. serv. turn. OR 3-7S or OR S-WM.
CLEAN, furnished aolTS4S.
ft S 6. Jacuvon
DUPLEX one BR Heat, water, and lauii
ary teciiit.es. OR J-iJM or OR 3 jiw.
LARGE APT.
OR 3-5117
ONE BR. Ape rtment7c lean. Adult.""s5.
inquire 13S3 S E. Stephens.
TWO BEDROOMaparlment. Rrioe ad re-
trigerafor urmsrved. Call OR 3-4i3.
FURNISHED APTS . duds-onlyWerid
S0 me. Close, convenient location, 44
SEB rock way Ave. Apts. OR 2-W3.
ONE BDRM turnor-unti7rnapt. Adults
only. Ph. OR 3-3?90 before :IS r. r
after 4 30 p m. UJ SE Hoover.
FURNISHED Apts. Including water'elec, gaT-
bage. good tocatton. no and SM mo. Union
Gap Apts. Sutherlin, 4314.
PINEi M0TETrkitchenitsrVfHits7"linen"s
turn., weehlX or monthly, winter rales.
Business ftt. North,OR 2-403.
UNFURNISHED 7 bedroom duplex and gar-
ge. 1 block to PosloHice end banks. Adults.
No pets. Lease, OR J-S143.
LARGE unfum. downstairs 1 Bdrm iot.
CiO!te to Rose School City Center. OR
3-JO 21.
TWO and 3 room turn, apts., $40 and 4i mo.
Private entrance, private bath. Downtown
location. I70 SE Douglas. OR 3-S44I.
COMPACT APART WE NT, furni.htd, Stove,
refng , tiled dr a inboard and shower. Ea.y
upkeep, ground floor, outside entrance.
Eastside oneity busjine. J- ORMi77.
FURNISHED 1 Bdrm court apts. Water',
garbage service turn. Washing facilities
available. OR 3-el02 or Inq. Garden Val
ley Market.
TWO APTS. at 14S4 SE Stephens, upstairs.
Back apt. unfurn, 130. Front apt. partially
- turn, S40. See McAneney Real Estate at
1434 SE Stephens for key and Information.
TO SHOP
FROM your downtown streamlined apt. with
view windows. For appointment call OR
3-4112.
FURNISHED APARTMENT
ONE bedroom, separate kitchen, ground
floor, convenient parking. Private entrance,
full bath with tiled in tub and shower.
Large closets and storage. US. Utt W.
Harvard. OR 2-1577.
Kohlhagen Apts.
J nekton St. at Lane Ave.
Modern, reasonable rent
ADULTS OR 31244
"A Good Place To Live"
Bachelor Apt.
FURNISHED, Eatide, compact, eaiy up
keep. Large closet, private entrance, tne
dr a inboard and shower. 1 or 1 adults.
UO mo. OR 2-1577.
TODD APARTMENTS
1-2-3 bdrm. apts , furnished or unfurn. Water
ann garb. serv. provided also heat in
some. Rents from !& up.
SWIMMING POOL
Terrace Apts qs equipped
Winchester Ct Hot water heat
Vista Homes Hot water heat
Westvuo Ct. Washer -dryer
Oak hi II Apts. Radiant Heat
OR 3-M
OR 3-744
OR 3-43AI :
OR l-254t
OR 3-4340
TWO NICE APTS.
FURNISHED 1 Bdrm apts. Private, love
ly surroundings. One with carport. Water
garbage paid. Automatic laundry facilit
ies. Adults only, no dogs. Inquire
OHice of
SHADY POINT TRAILER SALES
1 mi South 99 BR OR 2-11.181
EVERY WEEK IS
THRIFT WEFiK
IN WANT ADS
SERVICE DIRECTORY
Firms And Individuals With Better Service
THESE SERVICES SAVE MONEY
IF YOUR SERVICES ARE NOT LISTED HERE
PHONE OR 2-3321 FOR ASSISTANCE
ALTERATIONS
DOUBLE-ROE AST ED suits retyled to sin
gle. 119 . Mrs. Giftord. OR 3 448.
APPLIANCE REPAIR
MAJOR APPLIANCE REPAIR. BOB MIL-
LER SERVICE. Dial OR 3-SS 1 1.
PARTS SALES SERVICE
MAJOR SMALL
Generally 1 dy service
Best Itocti of appliance parts in county
TROWBRiDGE ELECTRIC
??t P OK OR 3-S71
AUTO BODY
.
LET HARRY DO IT! !
EXPFRT body work Painting our Specialty.
Free est mares, insurehce and customers. ,
AH work guaranteed, en pi Motors
Body Shop, 2144 NE Stephens, 2-2401.
BARCUS MOTORS Inc.
Tainting, body and fender
work to your specification.
Kree estimates, fast service.
All Work Guaranteed
14?0 N K Stephens OR
BOOKKEEPING
BOOKKEEPING SFRVICE. P.c UP and da-1
liver locally. Reasonable rates. OR 3-M42.
BUILDERS, CARPENTERS
CARPENTRY end cabinets. Harry E. Ywng.
t FOUNDATIONS, house raising, leveling, re
I pair. Vorfc FHA approvert. Cement, b'ocfc
1 wo'k, fireplaces. Free estimates. Cal Mf
! gel, OR ?-4jS or OR 3 ""44.
CHILD CARE
Mother Goose Nursery
NORTH POSEBURG KINDERGARTEN
OR OR
CRANE SERVICE
CRANE SERVICE
TCtON wnrk, concrete pourmrj Call
C ff Thom'on, rtav or pgiit
OR 2-2M9
ELECTRICAL WORK
ELECTRICAL WIRiNC, ifooiifi. Oo 1
d.vl M. Lenttng L Oi .fr. OR 3 14.
EXCAVATING. SAND. GRAVEL
D07'NG. kv.''q: .1 e'lv.l rot., ,'V.r
DAK KXCA MING
Bonded avt irsw'd
Ne Vs Fe"jusnn 2 Pckiy)
n.tcfi.ig ero seer
Dsrre4 Isaac'-m e"r ecer'rjf
re : -
floor Finishing
Mt'S Fwor SY'Ce. IS yi
l '. sa-1-g t.-i v-
re i snl. 0 t I? 12.
FURNITURE REPAIR
AlL ."", r ...SiTl QC BfP l.rCP
erg F-H et P - ver A i-
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ADVERTISERS
WANTED middle ge tedy ta mare utlllfie
i end housework. Phone OR 3-3341.
NiCEsleptng roomTH S t- Blaktly Ave,
i I'i bei SE from bus dope.
Room And Board
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ROOM AND BOARD ! Je Ann's ReeSinf
Home. o ynu.
Houses For Rent
30
UNFURNISHED i Bdrm. house.
electro
heat, carport. lOlt SE Roberts.
ONE BE OROOmT furnished house near down
town, (S5. Cell 0R4I41 tter 1 p.m.
FOR RENT or" "sale Large 3 BR house,
near downtown. S90. OR J-3I7I.
Two br houie.'dose tn. US me.
OR 3-7371 after 4 p.m.
TWO ROOM unfurn. cabin, S3S mo, Dillartj
area. OS t-4413.
THREE-ROOM hjrnVshitd house In country.
1 room fur, apt. In Winston. OS 9-S4II.
CLOSE IN, Wests Ide, 1 Bdrm cottageT
Phone OR 3-4444 days.
TWO Bdrm clean modern unfurnished houiew
IO. Near uSPiy,eallOR3JI33.
6ne"BEOROOM turn, house at Winchester.
Ph. 7643 Sutherlin tor appointment.
SMALL-two bdrm "unfurn. house. Clean, in
sulated; garage. S5fl monthL OR 3-17 IS.
WlNSTONCtean.'lurn. dpli. t blk W. Bus.
sect. Also turn, bach, cottage. OS 434.
MVRTLE CREEK 3 Bom house. Christians
Add it. on , on Thomet StSW. UN 3-341 1.
TWO BR modern house unfum., near US
Plywood CallevesOR yiSM.
RENT-or lease small furnished house. or
3 adults onlv. Water aid. OR 3-1.
ONEand one-half BR unfurnished house!
or a im
TWO Bdrm house, nice yard. S70. OR 2-3541
after 4 pm.
GOOD4 B R house" on" wesliide," SI0O mo.
OR 3-M10.
LARGE one room furnished modern cottage
In a quietJotion.R3-l34;
CLEAN, 3 room furnished house.
1143 SE Stephens. OR 2-3270
ONE BEDROOM mooem house. S miles out
black top roAd S50.JDR 3-7300.
ONE TO FOUR Bdrm homes for families
or single elderly. OR 3-4S4S.
FURNlSHEDhoustfeping-cabins. NI
Stephens, Roselervtf- Auto Court.
Furnished cabins, weekty rates. 44
NE Stephens. Pacific Motel. OR 3-7f3.
ONE ROOM furnished cabinclose to Na
tional Plywood. 130 month. CallOR 3-3711.
" FURNISHED SMALL 2 Bdrm house
OR 3-S04S
TWO BR. furnished house.
Call OS a-4iii
FOR SALE OR RENT J Bdrm housed
S4imo. OR 37.
ONE BEDROOM house, near Joseph Lane
Sen. 140 per month. Water furnished.
Williamson Real Estate OR 3-4303
THREE room modern cottage, furnished. S45.
Or sell, easy terms. Walking Out.
OR 3-S321
N'CE FURNISHED duple, suitable for cou
ple or smgie person. Near AUrkt No. L
145 mo. OR 3-4551.
TWO BR house, '5 SE Mill St. SSS mo.
Write John U Rundell. PO. Box 454
Drain, Oregon. Or phono TE e-tl2.
TWO BEDROOMhouse FrerrtontverHdwdl
floors, fireplace, wired tor washer-dryer.
Garage. OR 3-471 J.
LARGE 2 bedroom house with big dinlnq
room. V mi. on Happy Valley Hwy on
Poner St. Ph. Ken Dresser, OR ?-17.
CLEAN two bedroom unfurnished duplex one
block from Greyhound Depot. Adults only.
OR 3-7505.
fwo"BR unfurnished house on" paved-street
in Winston. Ret. required. Inquire at Th
Dixie Auto Court in Winston.
FURNlSHEOri-2 bedroom cabinsa7erand
garbaqe disposal furnished. S3S-S4S. 241
Diamond Lake Blvd. OR 3-334.
LARGE 2 BDRM unfurrvihed house, ell ftir
n.ce. cerport. blkt to city center. Adult.
'S mo. liol Diamond Leke Blvd. OR
3-41M.
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NEWS-REVIEW
ADVERTISERS
IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT
Umpqua
Valley Hardware
Fairbanks Morse
Domestic and irrigation
water systems.
.Estimates gladly given
fil S. K. Rosp OR 2-ll
LANDSCAPING TILLING
LANDSCAPING
Quatlty nursery stock, reasonable prlres,
Bmwn's Valley Haven Nursery. OR )-?e'l.
LAUNDRY . DRY CLEANING
LAUNDROMAT
Laundry troubles' Busy Leave ft. We'll
on it. Corner of Court and Main, Ph.
LOANS
Loans
Auto . Salary - Furniture
Pacific Finance Loans
Pacific Industrial Loans
Dick Burdick .Manaeer
! f 14 SK Stephens OR 3.MKH
I MIMEOGRAPHING
CHRISTMAS LETTERS, mimeoaraphed wh
colored Ink. Smaile Steno Service. OR
71444
MOTOR REWIN DING-REPAIR
JIVVIE'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP
Eciusive Oelco Dutrihuttsr
Motnr RewnamQ Repair mo
30 Garden Valley Blvd. CR iV-i
Electric Motor
Service Company
Al Hommell
Prompt repair and rewindlnf
All lAorfc Guaranteed
I mile soiitn Fairgrounds, next
to Panrafce House
Ph OR s .-ti
PAINTING. DECORATING
HAVE VOUR HOME rMwy,M for hotl-
0. vi. Wmtw . mo to pv no
th.rg. V,'l P.!nne Sv..
V.-l P.. .'on C.M OP ) 4, I P M.
SEPTIC TANKS
Sfptx tanks cleaned ReeeouTi enp
1. f on Service. Ph. OR niA.
STENOGRAPHIC SERVICES
Taping. P"p"epq. duc'-ctine Oewi
C. vy. CP :-' 5 er OR J TTU
TOOL SHARPENING
PlO SMAKOFS'NG, vrldtrg. JJSJ A
1 Ci"a Ave Vr- Sev p J as
TREE SURGERY
TBf S .':.FyP.ua. ef OH hands.
Yea'S r' v si ee'enes
J-" K VAT LANDKAPf CO
Pt i - .ij sr ct yrm
WELL DRILLING
Water Well Drilling
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ct : prj jKm