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Thun., July 5, 1962 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore, IJ First Large-Scale Effort To Solve Core Unemployment Problem Set o i " i'0U,eHA,,, 7 ST's" 7 t ' I frame. Sun - fast, V T- LADIES' k L Imultl-iiriped a, SEAMLESS Reg. $6.98 X L," 4 A NYLONS V Transistors 4 A V .. ... g wbatteries and ear- a 57 r S.ies8'2-U phone$ r BT M t Reg. $1.59 X Carrying Case fSl -A ASkl Reg. $3.98 MP V V a. tLi LIMITED QUANTITIES fell P i YOU FIND THESE LOW-LOW PRICES! AND MANY MORE AT NEWBERRY'S EVERY DAY 10 soft, thirsty terry washcloths (11 x 11). As sorted colors. Reg. $1.00 SPECIAL! WASH CLOTHS (pkgs. of 10) LISTERINE TO KEEP BAD BREATH DOWN Kills germs on contact. . Reg. 89c Reg. $1.95 HAZEL BISHOP LONGER-LASTING HAIR SPRAY DOVEL tfjB C It Attraetive I e8t,5, - ETT ET7 1 PATI I jIiiA pillows I Xf i if Washable too 1 ? Attractive prints m 7 Ideal for summer fun K I 07c I 4c i U DRIP DRY 1 SPECIAL! 100 FT. r ROPE Reg. 98c 57' CAR CHAMOIS LIMITED QUANTITIES Assorted sizes. Reg. 69c 27' PLASTIC GLASSES LIMITED QUANTITIES INSULATED &.t SPECIAL! CANNON BLANKETS New Aspen 94 rayon 6 Acrilan Reg. $4.59 $J97 DRIP DRY COTTONS 100 cotton Assorted prints Reg. 29c 23' Reg. 49c Yd. 3 '1.00 THRIFTY PACK PICNIC PLATES , 150 COUNT ' Extra quality Ideal for summer fun. II REG. 1.98 u $1144 KIDDIES' SUMMER WADING POOL 6 x 15" 7 -r7 280 gallons Reg. 8.95 1 BIRDSEYE DIAPERS IDEAL FOR YOUR LAWN CUTTING NEEDS Compare quality, size, performance. Pinked hem 1 dozen Reg. $2.97 $1197 u GENERAL ELECTRIC TOASTER Chrome Pop-up Applicants for training will be ; senlativc local planning screened by the U.S. Employment lces aml get in ,ol,eh Service. Priority will no to uncm-i .... ,,. , ployed person and to members!0' st:lte "'ces f vocalic 72 CLOTHESPINS NOTHING DOWN $2.00 monthly $ Reg. $59.9F 39" Strong clamps Sturdy wood Reg. 79e 57 Nothing Down 75c monthly Reg. $17.99 gLADIES' f I D0LiS 7 jm. ( ,'y$& 2 pc. cotton JjpV LAUNDRY CART $2,97 MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS On wheels Cloth bog Reg. $1.97 99c SiMS S-M-L lH. 191 emr suauhi-na- ttmm All colors and siies A e. e . SCI? BUE3JEFS 6 x 76 117 Reg. $1.98 INSULATED COOLERS Reg. $4.98 3.28 '''iSSlattsli f summer fun. J.J. Newberity Co. Register forBa n & N i to Store Hours 9:00 til 5:30 Fri. Til:00 By LOUIS CASSELS Unittd Prtsi International WASHINGTON (UPI)-Tbe na tion's first large scale effort to solve the problem of hard core unemployment will get underway July 1. During the next three years, 'he federal government will spend $135 million on a nationwide pro gram of vocational training. Its purpose is to provide mar ketable job skills for about 500, 000 technological misfits of mod ern society. They include industrial workers whose skills have been rendered obsolete by automation, farm hands no longer needed in mech anized agriculture, and youths who dropped out of school with out learning a trade. The Labor Department esti mates there are between 500,000 and 1 million of these people in America today. They are the "hard core" of the nation's 4.5 million unemployed. Many of them have been out of work for periods ranging from six months to three or four years. Jobs Going Bagging Meanwhile, good jobs are going begging because employers can not find people who are trained to fill them. In many communi ties, for example, there arc chronic shortages of welders, ma chine tool operators, stenogra phers, nurse's aides, skilled seam stresses, clerk-typists, and auto mechanics. The idea behind the training program is that the nation can kill two birds with one stone in creasing its reservoir of skilled manpower and reducing the num ber of i eople dependent on unem ployment compensation or public welfare. The .'nw authorizing the throe- year program was enacted by Congress with strong bipartisan support. Signed by President Ken nedy last March 15, it is to tako effect with the beginning of the new fiscal year on July 1. The Department of Health, Ed uction and Welfare (HEW). which will administer the voca tional training program, and the Labor Department, which will se lect the people to Be trained, have spent recent weeks gearing up for a fast start They hope to have training projects underway in ties by the end of the year. Program Undarway Jamc3 Clarke, director of the manpower training office of ' the 1 HEW Department, said the pro gram will be similar to one which the government is already con ducting, on a relatively small scale, under the area redevelop ment program. About 10,000 peo ple are being re-trained under this program, which is restricted to "depressed areas" with high chronic unemployment rates. The now program will be na tionwide in scope. Tiie training courses offered in any particular community will be determined by surveys of the job openings in that community. The objective is to bo sure tha each trainee will be readily absorbed into the com munity's labor force when his course is completed. LEGAL Applicants for training will be ; senlativc local planning commit- ith local a t ion a I cdu- of farm families with annual net i cation or employment security.' family Income of loss than $1,200 . . . a year. If they don't fill all the vacancies, training may also be. provided to "underemployed workers that is. those who are working only part-time or at un skilled jobs. Govtrnmtnt Foots Bill The government will py for the training courses, which will be given at public high schools, vocational training centers, junior colleges and similar existing fa cilities. It also will pay subsistence al lowances to some of the trainees. Heads of families who have spent at least three years in gainful employment but are now out of work may receive training allow ances which will be approximate ly "qual to the average weekly unemployment compensation in that state. Youths between the ages of 19 and 22 may receive training allowances of up to $20 week. If it is necessary for a person to attend a training school which is beyond a reasonable commut ing distance from his home, the NOTIC OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Hut lh uidenignBd, as Ancillary Administrator witrt the Will annexed of the Estate of Constance Agnes Smith, Deceased. In the Stale of Ore. ! goo, has Hied its Final Account In the Circuit courr or ine state of Oregon lor Douglas County, and that Monday, the 33rd day of July, 1!!!. al the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M. In court Room A of said Court at the Douglas County Courthouse In Roseburg. Douglas County, Oregon, has been appointed by said Court as the lime and place for the hearing of obiecllons to said Final Account and tor the settlement of said estate. DATED and first published June SI, 1962 DATE ot last publication July le, 19A2 UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND Administrator of the Estate of CONSTANCE AGNES SMITH, Deceased. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Is hereby given lhat all registered voters of the City of Roseourg, Oregon, who may appear wilt be heard by the Common Council of said Clly In the Council Chamber In said City at B:0O o'clock P.M., on Mon day, July 9, 1962, on the question ol annex ing lo said City, with the consent ot all Ihe owners ot Ihe territory involved and wilhout a vote of the people ol said City, the lol lowlng described real property, to-wlt: Be ginning at a point on the existing City Limits on Ihe east lino of Lot 9, First Addition to Lynwood Terrace, said polnl being southerly 6.S feet from the northeast corner of said go-nrnment will provide extra al- &5 Z"Zm.lZlJTi lUWHULCS IUI 11 tuisiiui WIUUII UIIU . ' wi r-irsr Haanion to Lvnwooa subsistence. Special programs of Vocational training will be provided for boys and girls between the ages of IB and 19 who arc not enrolled in a regular school. The- federal 1 government will underwrite the entire cost of the program for the tirst two years of operation. Beginning in mid 1904, however, Males will have to pick up half of the tab. Ward P. Beard, assistant direc tor of vocational education for the HEW Department, said tho main emphasis will be on preparing people for "the simpler types of skilled jobs" which can be mas tered in a few weeks or months. Training Periods Vary Experience gained under the area redevelopment program, ho said, indicates that a nurse's aide can be trained in four weeks, an auto mechanic or a key punch op erator in 16 weeks, a stenogra pher in 20 weeks, and an elec tronic mechanic In 28 weeks Where highly ' specialized .skills are needed to meet the employ ment demand of a particular community, longer courses, rang ing up to a full year of training, may be offered. Training funds will be allocated among all states on the basis of a complex formula which lakes into account tho state's popula tion and unemployment rate. "Local initiative will bo wel come," Clarke said. He said com munities desiring to gel in on the program should not wait for the government to come to (hem, but should organize their own repre- Terrace lo the northeast corner of said Lot 10; thence westerly along the north line of Lot 10 and the westerly extension thereof to Iho northwest corner ol Lot I First Addi tion to Lynwood Terrace and continuing west erly on the extension of the north line of said Lot 1, First Addition lo. Lynwood Ter race 509.5 feet more or less to the east line of land recorded ris owned by W. G. and Florence L. Cook as recorded in Volume 03, Page 296 of Ihe Douglas County Deed Rec ords, Douglas County, Oregon, thence south erly along, said east line 110 teet more or less lo the no: th lino of land owned by Robert E. and ,Marylou McKee and record ed In Volume 120. page 51S of the Douglas County Deed Record.!, Douglas County, Ore gon; thence easterly along said norlh line 14.5 leet more or less; thence southerly along the east line of said property 50 feet more or less to the northwest corner of the Hnllcralt property as recorded In Volume 282 page. VI of the Douglas County Deed Records, Douglas County, Oregon; thence easterly along the north line of said property 495 leol more or less to the northwest cor ner ol Lot 2, First Addition to Lynwood Ter race; thence conlinulng westerly along the north tine ot said Lot 2 to the northeast cor ner thereof, thence southerly along Ihe east line of said Lot 2, 58.4 laot more or less to the existing Clly Limits, by order of the Common Council dated and first published this 28th day of June, 1962, WILLivlA D. HILL City Recorder Roseburg, Orogon Is It A Pound Or 13 Ounces LEGAL NOTICE OP PINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is given 1h8t Monday, July 9, 1961, al 10:00 A.M. In Courtroom A, Circuit Court, Douglai County Courthouse, Rouburg, Ore gon, has bttn fixed ab the time and place tor hearing obictlons, If any, to the Final Account fltod by tne undersigned In the Circuit Court, Douglas County, Oregon, and (or the settlement thereof. MEREDITH WILSON, Adminis trator de bonis nor. of tha Estate of MYRTLE D. SCHROEDER NORTHOUSE, Deceased Oregon law says the standard for a ton of coal shall be 2,000 pounds and for a cord of wood 128 cubic feet but it doesn't say the stand ard for a pound of butter or oleo margarine shall be 16 ounces. So the Dairy Relations Advisory committee to the state department of agriculture is recommending that something be done about the butter and oleo matter. It has suggested that the department pro pose a regulation, under the Ore gon Food Law, to establish a re tail package weight standard for these two products. The committee is prompted by the recent appearance on the Ore gon market of a package of mar garine which weighs 13 ounces in stead of the customary 10 ounces. Historically, the weights for these products have been one or two pounds, a half pound or quar ter pound. Anything else, the com mittee believes, would disrupt the trade and deceive the consumer. Kenneth E, Carl, chief of the de partment's daisy and consumer services division, says the depart ment has the committee's recom mendation under consideration. II. S. Dixon, manager of the Til lamook County Creamery Associa tion, is chairman of the advisory committee, which is chosen by the statewide industry organizations. In a further move to protect the public on another dairy front, tho committee has requested a study of wajs and means to inform con sumers when substitute dairy prod ucts are served in public eating houses, in vending machines, tn coffee or on cereals. Substitute milk and cream under sell dairy products by 1.1 to 20 pi.r ! cent presently and so well simulate i half and half or cream in color, taste and appearance that many people are unable to tell Ihe dif ference. At this time the imitation milk act does not cover these new products. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed executor of the estate at Lars Nlckander, deceased, by order of the Circuit Court of tha Slate of Oregon, for the County of Douglas. Ait persons having claims aaa nst the es ate or Lars Nickanaer, ceased, are hereby required tp present the same, du v verified as tiv law required, Wiin in six months from the date of the first rtuhlltatlon of this notice to the office of the unaerugnea nr Koom in, rocmc ouimmfli Dated and first published mis 2Bin aay oi June, iTM. SID COMFORT Executor of the Estate of LARS NICKANDER, deceased Harrison R. Winston William H. Jones Attorneys for Execulor NOTICE OP PROPOSED ZONE CHANGE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mon day, the th day of July, m2, at 8:00 o'clock p.m., a public hearing will he held in me Council Chamber of the City of Roseburg, Oregon, at which time objections will be heerd, If any there are, to Ihe proposed lone change of the following described property from Residential i to commercial in. The area to be reioned being a portion ot the James & Strltzke property on West Harvard Drive, Tax Lot No. 37JU-1, and ivlna art aeent to tha norm line thereof, more particularly described as follows to-wlt: Be ginning at a point on the North line of the exhtlna Business Zone III on the East line of Ihe above described property, said point also be no South 13.5 feet from the Boumeaii corner of Lot P Monte Vista Add 1 1 Ion to the Clly ot Roseburg, Douglas County, Ore gon Thence Westerly H3.5 feel more or lets to the West line of said property; Thence North along said west line ii.l toe. to the South Line of the Monte Vista Plat Thence East along said South line of said pint to ine southeast corner mereor; i nonet South 1?.S feet more or lest to the place of beginning. Dated' ana first puotisneo mis inn oay ai June, Ht. WILLMA D. HILL City Recorder Roseburg. Oregon NOTICE OP SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Hov Hire. Victor Bice and A. J. Rice, co-par ! neri doing business as A. B. Rice Logging, Co. will, on this 11th day of July, mi at the hour of 11:00 A.M. of said day, at the Abe Rice Jr. ranch In Dillerd, Oregon, oiler tor sale at public auction and sell to the highest end best bidder for cash, the fol lowing described personal property, to-wlt: t, 1 model HD-ll Allls-Cnalmert Tractor serial N). IW Motor No, 74iM, with blade, winch, canopy and other at tached equipment, 1 t 194 Log Loader, one its A'jild upper basic machine for truck mint ing. Serial No. S3tt5, with S operat ing clutches, power trip, adjustable hook rollers end Industrial HA 6 cyl inder Chrysler engine, type 5, Serai No. II ft. W. torque converter mount ed on one used 195 model Diamond T Crane Truck, motor No. 1331117, Serial No. 173JJ77. 1. IfU Model Ford Pickup No. P1QD5R- tws. ursuan'Oio power of sale, under and by virtu ol the terms or certain chattel mort gage thereon, executed by HOMtiR RHODES, dated July 7. 161 1 end recorded In the office of th County Cttrk of Douglas County, Oregon In Votum U, page Chattel Mortgage Records. Datwl and first aubllthad this 30th dav Britain's postponement of talktof June, m?. Rice, copartntrs ooa a. b. nice REQUESTS CONSIDERATION , GEORGETOWN, British Guiana lOJPIi Prime Minister Cheddi Jfldan said Wednesday he will ask the United Nations to consider aimed at giving independence to Case No. !5??1 SUMMONS v IN THE CIRCUIT COURT' OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY OSCAR W. HANCOCK and IRIS L. HAN COCK, husband and wife, piaintitis, vs. The Unknown Heirs ot JOHN WILLIAM BECKLEY, deceased! CHRISTINA BARTH and JOHN DOE BARTH, her husbandt The Unknown Heirs of JAMES HENRY BECKLEY, decoased; EMMA BECKLEYi The Unknown Heirs of PITZER WOODSON BECKLEY, deceased; Th Unknown Heirs . of MARY JOSEPHINE MATTOON, de ceased) DEAN BECKLEY and CAPITOLA BECKLEY, his wife; GARRETT BECKLEY and KATHRYN BECKLEY, his wife; CAR RIE JORDEN; The Unknown Heirs of JESSE LEVI BECKLEY, deceased) MAR GARET HOSELTON; ELIZABETH DAL. LAIRE and VICTOR DALLAIRE, her hus band) The Unknown Heirs of CLYDfi PRESTON BECKLEY, deceased; MAUR ICE BECKLEY and VIRGINIA BECKLEY, his Wife) MARJORIE STANTON and FRANK STANTON, her husband; The Un known Heirs of CLAUDE RAY BECKLEY, deceased; VERNE JINNETT and JANE DOE JINNETT, his Wife) CASSIUS C. GAD D1S and JANE DOE GADDIS, his wife; VINNIE MARCELLUS and JOHN DOE MARCELLUS, her husband; The Unknown Heirs Of PHILLIP H. PINKSTON. da. cnasedi Tho Unknown Heirs of LURA PINKSrUN DEARDORFF deceased; FLOR ANCE TRIPP and NEAL TRIPP, her hus band) The Unknown Heirs of NORA BRITT, deceased; JOSEPH L. WINCHELL and JANE DOE WINCHELL, 'his wife; SPEN CER S. WINCHELL and JANE DOE WIN CHELL II, his wile; The Unknown Hiiin of ELIZABETH WINCHELL, deceased) MARCEIL CLARK and JOHN DOE CLARK, her husband f AGNES TOMPKINS and JOHN DOE TOMPKINS, her husband; MARIE BECKMAN ard JOHN DOE BECK MAN, her husband; CLIFFORD HAYMAN and JANE DOE HAYMAN, his wlte; VAN ETA KOETHE and JOHN DOE KOETHE, her husband) The Unknown Heirs of LAURA' M. HAYMAN, deceased; MARY HAY MAN; JOHN WUNDERLEi Also, all other parsons and parlies unknown claiming any right, title, or Interest In the real properly described In the Complaint herein and the unknown heirs of any deceased defend ants. Defendants. TO: The Unknown Heirs of JOHN WIL LIAM BECKLEY, deceased; CHRISTINA BARTH and JOHN DOE BARTH, her bus band; The Unknown Heirs of JAMES HENRY BECKLEY, deceased; The Un known Heirs ot PITZER WOODSON BECK LEY, deceased) The Unknown Helrt of MARY JOSEPHINE MATTOON, deceased; OARRETT BECKLEY and KATHRYN BECKLEY, his wife; CARRIE JORDEN) The Unknown Heirs of JESSE LEVI BECK LEY, deceased) MARGARET HOSELTONi ELIZABETH DALLAIRE and VICTOR DAL LAIRE, her h'isbnnd; The Unknown Helrt , of CLYDE PRESTON BECKLEY, deceased; MAURICE BECKLEY And VIRGINIA BECKLEY, his Wile; MARJORIE STAN TON and FRANK STANTON, her husband; The Unknown Heirs of CLAUDE RAY BECKLEY, deceased; VERNE JINNETT and JANE DOE JINNETT hH wife; CAS SIUS C. GADDIS and JANE DOE GAD DIS, his wife; The Unknown Heirs of PHILLIP H. PINKSTON, deceased; The Unknown Heirs ol LURA PINKSTON DEARDORFF, dfrpnsed; The Unknown Heirs of NORA BRITT, deceased) JOSEPH L. WINCHELL and JANE DOE WINCHELL, his wile; SPFNCER S. WINCHELL and JANE DOE WINCHELL II. hit wife; The Unknown Heirs of ELIZABETH WIN CHELL, deceased) CLIFFORD HAYMAN and JANE DOE HAYMAN, his wife; VAN- ETA KOETHE and JOHN DOE KOETHE, her husband; The Unknown Heirs of LAURA M. HAYMAN, deceased; MARY HAYMAN; JOHN WUNDERLE; Also, all other persons and parties unknown claim ing any rlrjht, title, or Interest In the real properly described tn the Complaint herein and Ihe unknown heirs of any deceased defendants, Defendants IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OP ORECON, YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO APPEAR end answer the complaint filed against you In Ihe above-entitled suit within four weeks from the date of Ihls first pub lication of Ihls summons, and if you fail to so appear and answer, lor want thereof, plaintiffs apply lo thy above-entitled court (or a decree that plaintiffs are Ihe sole owners of the following described real property, to wit: Lots 1J. 13 and t4, Block I, First Addi tion to Elklon In Ihe town of ElMon, Ooupias County, Oregon, and art In possession of a fee simple title thereto, end quieting plainfilfs' title to said property against the claim of each and every one of Ihe defendants and any othnr per sons unknown to plaintiffs claiming any In terest In said lands, and for such other and further relief as to th court may seem iusf and equitable. Pursuant to the order of June J3, !!. duly made and entered herein by lh Hon orable Don H. Sanders, Judge of th Circuit Court ol the Slate ot Oregon tor Douglas County, this summons snn w wuidh once a week tor four successive and con secutlv weeks. Date ol first publication of this summons shall be June 38, LONG, NEUNER, DOLE 4. CALEY By Donald A. Dole of Attorneys for Hslntiffl P. O. Box IMS Roseburg, Oregon o British Guiana Logging Co,
