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The Bowmans stopped first in Portland to visit with former Riddle resi dents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cock rell who were there from their present home in Redmond. They visited in Woodland, Wash., with Mr. and Sirs. Uoyd Sleeth. friends from the days when both families lived in Arkansas City, Kan., and with the senior Mrs. Bowman's cousin, Ethel Griffith. Californians Laavt Mrs. Kenneth Williams has re turned to San Diego, Calif., where her husband is based with the Navy, following a visit of two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ailand Dean, and other rela tives in the area. Easter weekend euests at the home of Sir. and Sirs. Leonard Dawson were their son-in-law and daughter, Sir. and Sirs. William Hughes and sons, Scott and Rich aid, from SIcMinnville. They were joined for Easter dinner by an other son-in-law and daughter. Sir. and Sirs. Keith Nading and chil dren, Curtis and Kerry of' Riddle. Sir. and Sirs. Moms Hansen had as Easter weekend guests the let ter's parents, Sir. and Sirs. Jo Forest Glen Residents Observe Easter With Special Services By MRS. R. E. PROCTOR Floral arrangements in the lob by of Forest Glen Senior Residence and vesper services led by Bob Grundy in the auditorium Friday evening set the mood of the Easter scason.- Slldes On Program Interesting and timely colored slides were shown in the auditor ium Wednesday evening of Sledi terranean lands including Palestine where Jesus preached. Recent visitors at the residence included Sir. and Mrs. James Slc Kinley from Portland visiting Sirs. SlcKinley s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Sprinemeir: Sirs. 0. S. Bos ton and granddaughter, Ellen Nel son, both of Spokane, visiting Sir. j and Mrs. Ellis Parrott; and sirs. Fred Newton of Portland, a retired missionary from India, visiting Miss Agnes Campbell and Sirs. Carl Campbell, her cousins. Former Canyonvillagcrs seen around town over the Easter week end included Ruth Ann Shell, for mer Canyonville teacher now teach-, ing in Washington, who was a guest of Sirs. Lucy Beam; John nor dline. on leave from the Air Force .visiting the Bill Nordlings; . and the William Brown family of Rose- burg who breakfasted with the Robert Hinklos before attending services at the SIcthodist church. Sirs. Eva Overholscr of Lock- ridge, Iowa, is visiting her daugh ter and family this month, the Raymond Bells. Other Outsti Hera Easter Sunday, guests at the Walt Couples From Elkton Area Spend Easter On Coast By MRS. C. W. HENDERER i. mil Mrs RilherL ilindcr and i. anri Mrs. Francis Slack all of Elkton, had Easter dinner in irinrence and drove home by way of Slapleton and Eugene. Coast foiks vim f... i ie nnwmnn and familv r uaaitcnnrt wpm weekend guests at the parental Gladys Stewart home. Mrs. Venola Riley and son, Steve nr Fitonno wurp weekend guests at the parental Arley Marsh home. Sir. ana Mrs. tnanes auiuumu spent several days this week in Prineville visiting at the home of Burton Barnes. Aire Mirp Hllinos of Drain SDCnt loci urok with her daughter. Mrs. Charley Obcrman, in Coquille. Mr. and airs, i-narics Lciunan and family spent Easter weekend in Seattle with relatives. David Compton and Merideth Panriai nf rvff?nn Slate University were weekend house guests at the Norman Compton home. California Trip Made Mr. and Sirs. Francis Slode and Episcopal Bishop Due Here Sunday This Sunday at U a.m., the Rt. Rev. James W. F. Cai man, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Ore gon, will visit St. George's Episco pal Church in Roscburg to con firm a class of confirmands being prepared by the local rector, the Rev. Alfred S. Tyson. This will make the 28th such class presented by Father S. Ty son since coining to Roseburg. A reccolion will he held after the service, to honor the bishop and to welcome the new members of the church. Slembers of last fall's confirmation class will handle the reception. Following the service at St. George's. Bishop Carman will go to St. Anne's Church in Slyrtlc Creek at 3:30 p.m. for a confirma tion service, and to the (.hurcn of the Holy Spirit in Sut lerlin for still another confirmu'.ion at 8 o'clock that evening. Candidates at both St. Anne's and the Church of the Holy Spirit have been prepared by the Rev. Robert W. Bunnage, vicar of those two churches. Candidates from the Church of the Ascension in Riddle will be confirmed in Slyrtle Creek at St. Anne's Church. seph Schlachlcr. and her brother and family. Sir. and Sirs. John Schlachter and three children, all of Eugene. Easter guests at the home of Sir. and Sirs. Ralph Carter were Mr. and Sirs. Bob Loper and two children of Corvallis. Family Gathtri Recent guests at the home of Sir. and Sirs. Arland Dean were the latter's sister and family. Sir. and Sirs. Kenneth Grimes and three children of Anderson, Calif. They were joined by their other sisters and families of Sethcrlin, Sir. and Sirs. Raymond Jaivis and two sons; Sir. and Sirs. Wayne O'Ban ion, and their son - in - law and daughter. Sir. and Sirs. Elmer Bay and infant son.' The sisters also visited their brother, James Stealer and family in Riddle, and their parents, Sir. and Mrs. Frank Stealer in Tri-City. Sir. and Sirs. Daustcr Baker of White City were recent guests at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Sir. and Sirs. Ricky Powell. The Bakers were en route some from Eugene where Baker had gone for a periodic checkup following major surgery. Sirs. Mildred Vaughn and Lillian Logsdon spent the Easter week end at their trailer house near Florence. Dixons were Sirs. Dixon's parents, her sister and family and her grandfather. Sir. and Sirs. R. F. Thompson and the Carl Bone fam ily of Grants Pass and Ed Hold ridge of Eugene. The George SlcClancs entertain ed a large group of friends and relatives Eastur including Mr. and Sirs. Don Coon and Beverly of Myrtle Creek, Sir. and Sirs. Ron ald Rcibling, Sirs. Ruby Spaur, Sirs. Perila Reibling and Sir. and Sirs. Don Smith and sons (Bar bara Slurshall), all of Portland. Sir. and Sirs. Frank Kripps and daughter, Sirs. Gladys Holms and children, took Easter week to visit with their newest grandchildren and niece and nephew, respective ly, at Anaheim, Calif. Objects of their visit were Bonnie Jean, born to Sir. and Mrs. Francis Krinns Jr., and' Jeffrey Duanc, born to Sir. and Sirs. Lyell Paff. They re turned in the storm Sunday after noon, but report Sunny California true to its label. The CBA choir traveled to Slilo Academy on an exchange visit Stonday. Sir. and Sirs. Lee Hoffmo, Sac ramcnto. musical evangelists, an pearcd at chapel services both Thursday and Friday at CBA, pre senting a special Good Friday program for the students. The newly organized Canyonville Gospel Tabernacle choir under-the direction of Mrs. Claude - Slalan sang for the first time at Easter Sunday evening services. Sir. and Sirs. Donald Slode spent several days last week near Yorks ville, Calif., on a business trip. Sir. and Sirs. Leo Crisman and family drove to Salem Sunday to bring Sirs. Crisman's mother, Sirs. Ethel Miller, lo Elkton for an extended visit. Sir. and Sirs. Sig Anderson Sr. spent last weekend in Slcsa, Wash, at the home of their daughter, Sirs. Claude Haines and family. Cynthia Anderson suffered a cut arm Slonday evening at her home when her arm went through a win dow pane. She received 16 stitches in her arm during treatment. Yoncalla Pupils Win Gold Awards Gold Award winners at the Sci ence Fair of the Elementary School of District No. 32 at Yoncalla were Ted Knopp, Jerry Coggswell, Rod ney Duppcr, Estclla Rychard, .Mike Kopp, Mike Allen, Lynn .Mar tin, Glcnda Bragg and Larry .Mar tin. Winning the awards has made them eligible lo compete in the County Science Fair which will lie held in Roscburg at the Doug las County Fairgrounds April 24, 23, 26 and 27. County winners will be required to undergo an oral examination in order to compete for state honors. The eighth grade from Yoncalla and Scntts Valley will take Us an nual educational tour April 25, 26 and 27. They will visit points of interest, in the Salem and Port land area. The Yoncalla Elementary School has set Slay 2 as First Grade Visitation Day. Children who will be enrolled as first grade students in the next school year arc in- s vited to conic lo school in Ihe morning and spend the day in the i first grade classrooms. Gospel Meetings Slated Kvangt.'lit,l LchIct W. Fisher will be in charge of gospel meetings twice each day throughout the next week at the Winston Church of Christ. The services will start at 10 a m. and 7:30 p.m., it was reported. New You Knew By Unittd Press International Three families have contributed six of the 33 presidents of the United States John and John Quincy Adams, William Henry and Benjamin Harrison, Theodore and franklin D. Roosevelt, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica. LEGAL NOTICI TO CREDITORS All persons having claimi against tht Es tate of ALICE LOUELLA SMITH. Deceased, I now pending in tiv Circuit Court ol Douglas j County, Oregon, Bra hereby notified to pres ent the Kin, duly verified as required by law, to fhe undersigned at the law olfices of Gtorga Luotr.a. Umpqua Savings & Loan Building. Roseourg, Oregon, within six months from the date of the tirst publication of this nclic?. which dat? Is April 20. lfU. ml rf.dith WILSON, Administra tor of Ihe Estate of ALICE LOU ELLA SMITH, Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons hivlnd claims aaalnst the Will ! and Estate of RAY B. COMPTON, Deceased, j now ponding tn the Circuit Court of Douglas ' County, Oregon, art hereby notified to pre-: sent the same dul verified' as required by! law, to the jndersigned at the law offices ! of George Luoma, Umpqua Savings 4 Loan : buiiainj, Koseourg. uregon, witnm six i months from the dale of the first publication I oi mis notice, which date is March w, ivu. NELLIE W. COMPTON, Executrix of the Estate of RAY 8. COMPTON, Deceased, NOTICE OP FINAL HEARING Notice Is hereby given that April 33, 1963, at the hour of 10:30 a.m.. In Circuit Courtroom "A" at the County Courthouse In Roseburg, Douolas County, Oregon, has been act as the time and place for the hearing of objections. If any there be, to the final account of tht undersigned administratrix. Dated and first published this wtn oav ot March, IHJ. Date of las publication: Aoru iq, mi, DOVIE PFAFF, Administratrix of the Estate Of Ml LAS E. PFAFF, Deceased. WILLIAM D. GREEN. JR., Airornev tor thn Estate. NOVICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been duly appointed execu trix under the Last Will and Testament of HORACG HALL HAGAN, Deceased. Ail per sons having claims against his estate are notified to prosen-' the same, properly veri fied, ai required by law, to the undersigned at the iaw offices of Geddes, Felker, Walton & Richmond at 43J S. E. Kane Street, Rose burg, Oregon, within six months from date of tlrsf publication hereof which Is Ihe 13th day ot April, 19aj. anlKLf T lALHUUN, Executrix under the Last Will and Testament of HORACE HALL HAGAN, Deceased NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING NO1 ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Tues day, the 23rd day ol April; 1VU, at 10 o'clock a.m. In Circuit Court Room A, Court House, Roseburg, Oregon, has been fixed for time and placet for hearing ol oblecllonj, If any there be, to tht final account filed by the undersigned 'n the matter of the estate of Charles N. Brown, also known as Ned C. Brown, deceased. Dated and first published this rd day ot March, 1963. t , , HANKY BROWN, Administrator of the Estate of CHARIES N BROWN, also -known as NED C, BROWN, Deceased NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the un dersigned Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Carl E. Wlmbcrly, deceased, has filed In tht Circuit Court ol Ihe Stale et Oregon for Douglas Counly her final ac count in sememoni or said estatei ana lues- dav. Mav 7. 1963. at 10:00 o'clock A.M.. the circuit coun Room "U" in me lounnouse In Roseburg, Douglas Counly, Oregon, has been tlxed as the time and place for hearing Obieciions, any mere oe, to sam unai ac count and for tha settlement thereof. DATED and first published this 61 n day of April, 1963. LfclLA W IMBeKLYi fcXtCUTNX Or mt Lost Will and Testament of CARL E. WIMBERLY, Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE If HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been duly appointed ad ministrator wltri th will annexed of the estate of Belle Newland Clark, deceased. All persons having claims aaalnst her es tate are notified to present the same prop erly verified as required by law to the undersigned ai ine iaw oirices or ueaaei, Felker, Walton I, Richmond, 435 S.E. Kane Street, Roseburg. Oregon, wllhln six months irom date or fin? publication nareor wnicn s tht 4th dav of Apr , 963. .CLIFFORD ATEN, Administrator With the Will Annexed or Estate of BELLE NEWLAND CLARK, Deceased CASE NO. 7142 NOTICE OP GUARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR DOUGLAS1 COUNTY In the AVaiUr ol Ihe Guardianship Estate Ol CARL ARTHUR WALLEN. an Incompet ent Parson. Notice is horabv given that pursuant to and by virtue of an order made and en tered In the above entitled Court and cause on the 1st day of April, 1963, signed by tht Honorable Don H. Sanders, Judge of said Court, tho undersigned, as ouaroian of the Estate of Carl Arthur Wallen, an In competent person, vill on and after fhe 10th day ol May 1963, at fhe hour of 10 o'clock A.M. proceed to sell real properly ol said estate at private salt for cash or tor pan casn ana pan creoir ai may 10 me guardian stem advisable, subject to the con (irmaton of the above entitled Court,, said real property being situated In Douglas County, Oregon, and being mora particularly described as follows, to-wlt: Parcel l: Lots I and 9, Second Mask Homesllei, Douglas Counly, Oregon. Said Parcel 1 Is subecl to the terms and provisions of an easement grented to the City or Roieburg, recorded In Vol ume 212, Douglas County, Oregon, Deed Records, Recorder's No. 146340. Parcel 2: Lots 3 and 4, Second Mask Homesites, Douglas Counly, Oregon. Bids will bj received by the undersigned Guardian at the Law Offices of Geore Luoma In the umpqua Savings & Loan Building, Roseburg Oregon.- -S- blt-HIO WAULtN SIGRIL) WALLEN, Guardian of tht E Utile or CARL ARTHUR WAc LEIt, an Incompetent Person. DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: April 6, 1963. DATE OF LAST PUBLICATION: April 27, 1963. CLASSIFIED INDEX APARTMENTS FOR RENT '.' 26 AUCTIONS 44 AUTO INSURANCE 79 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 71 , AUTOMOTIVE WANTED ....... 10 . AUTOS FOR SALE II AUTO TRUCK PARTS 7.'t BOATS AND MOTORS 55 BUILDING MATERIALS 41 BUSIN:' OPPORTUNITIES ... 27 BUSINESS PERSONALS I CARD OF THANKS 5 COMMERCIAL RENTALS 24 EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE ... 31 PARM EQUIPMENT 70 FARMS AND RANCHES 36 FLORISTS 4 FOOD AND PRODUCE 57 FUEL 43 HAY AND GRAIN 61 HEAVY EQUIPMENT 72 HELP WANTED 14 HELP WANTED MEN .. 15 HELP WANTED WOMEN 16 HOUSES FOR RENT 29 HUNTER'S ATTENTION 9 INCO.'.U PROPERTY 37 INSTRUCTION 19 LIVESTOCK 63 LOANS AND FINANCE 21 LOuGING EQUIPMENT 74 LOST AND FOUND 12 LOTS AND ACREAGES .... 35 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 45 MISCEl LANEOUS RENTALS .. 23 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED ... 46 MOBILE HOME PARKS 31 MOBILe HOMES 32 MOBILE MCMES FOR RENT .... 30 MOTORCYCLE5 77 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 50 NOTICES t H OFFICE EQUIPMENT SI PFRSONALS ... 1 PETS AND PET SUPPLIES 7 POULTRY AND RABBITS .... 61 POWER !AWS 71 REAL ESTATE 34 REAL ESTATE WANTED 33 ROOM ANO BOARD 21 ROOM5 FOR RENT 37 SEE OS NURSERY STOCK .... 59 SPORT.NG GOODS 53 TIMBER AND SAW AILLS 40 TRADE MISCELLANEOUS ...... 41 TRUCKS FOP 5ALt 74 WANTEO TO RENT 35 tVHERR TO GO 10 ' WORK WANTEO XI LEGAL- NOTICE TO DEALERS PURCHASE OF ONE ONLY ROAD STRIPING MACHINE DOUOLAU COUNTY, OREGON SEALED bids will be received until 10:30 A.M., D.S.T., Mav 3 I'M, by the Douglas County Court at the Courthouse, Roseburg, Oregon, and then publicly opened and read for the purchase of one only road striping machine tor Douglas County Jtoad Depart ment. Specifications r? on flit with tht County Clerk of Douglas County and copies thereof may be obtained iU the office of the Counly Engineer, Room :i9. Courthouse, Roseburg, Oregon No person may withdraw bid after the hour set tor opening. Douglas County reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive any Informality in bidding. DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT V. T. Jackson, Counly Judge E. R. Metigar, Commissioner Ray E. Doerner, Commissioner Classified Section CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIAL OR 2-3321 CASH RATES Advirtiilni loi Butinui ttitnin Roaaauia Trada Ana Card of Thonks $1 .50 I -Doy rate 2 lines .... $ 1 .00 3-Day role 2 lines 1.75 6-Day rote 2 lines 2.50 30-Duy rate 2 linos 5.50 I -Doy rate 3 lines 1.50 3-Day rate 3 lines 2.50 6-Day rote 3 lines 3.50 30-Day rate 3 lines 7.50 CREDIT Abovt ritil subject lo 50 ctntl lirvlct clwib 'or ctldit DEADLINES rviwti Party Aavcrliim, ? P.M. Olj friji tl hiulicatton. Hi, Na.-.s-Rtvie imrvii tr.t liiM lo classify, toil or r.icct ai,r Ciattifitd ' AO Con. ADJUSTMENTS It your idvartisement appears Incorractly, notify ui immadiatal Wa will not oa rasponslbla (or mora ran one incorrrcl Insertion. Such reiponiibllity is limiteo to a correct Insertion ol aavortlaemeet. n.runli will Hat la Hilt tlere ttaa a Days Personals DRINKING PROBLEM? Call Alcoholics An onymous OR 3-A029. YOUNO WOMEN otany roil'lT mains" corV lldcntlal adv'cc mjv conlacl Catholic Char. Ilea. 278 w Broadway. Eugane. Oregon. Olamond 5-3A42. Notices 11 WILSON STUDIO For mfcrmatlon, W. F., Erma Wilson 3-3479 Help Wanted 14 EXPERIENCED DINNET COOK. Would con sider good Iry cook, and one good expert enced waitress. Call 0R jHMt JrW eves. Help Wanted Men 15 MEN WANTED Ir Roseburg erea that art capable of menngiru A business wnn anovt average Income Must be of age and mar rlcd. For interview phone OR 21391 be tween 7 anu 9 P.M. NATIONAL SAL US PROMOTION and AD VERTISING FIRM, becauce ot expansion, has - opening (or experienced salesman. Our . men presently earn abovt average Income 'In salaries, commission, bonus and profit sharing. Expe--.se:, pold. Write qualifications lo Box 623 .( News Review SALC f POSITION WITH DIGNITY ' Calling on successful business and profes sional ooople. If vou can conduct and control a sales Interview, then we will match your earnings every yeor for vour retirement. This Is a Northwest organlretlon that offers flrowrn opportunities thai are rabuioui. w will Interview only Ihe sober and consclen tioui. For Interview write Mr. Berg, .P. O box awe, roriianc i. uregon. SALESMAN WANTED Educational salesman for large stata approv ed name study scnooi. potential earnings 11,000 to $1,500 par month or more. Call on qualified lead: we lurnlsh. Experience In book, educational or Insurance helpful but will train inexperienced man. Write Box 630, co The News-Review. Utility Maintenance Man PERMANENT POSITION, Public Works Department, City of Roseburg. Must be ablu to form and finish con crete, to pcrftrm rough and llnlshed cerpanter wo.k, as well ai slmpla electrical and plumbing maintenance tasksi remainder at work with Street Division. Contact Director Public Works, 744 S E. Rose. Closing dale, l May 10, 1963. SALESMAN . Experienced in Salcswork Plymouth Valiant Studebaker Cars and Trucks See "Ma?" at McKAY MOTORS Help Wanted Women 16 WANTED MId'f'e aged lady for real light - housswor ana companion tor temporarily bed'asl woman. ON 3S72I. Work Wanted 17 HOUSEWORK OWN TRANSPORTATION. Call GY 6-343 ROTOTTLLINC ANO GARDEN WORK Ph. I3t-4JG1 Canyonville ALTERATIONS ano restyling ol all ladles ciothlni- All work guaranteed, or z-zaiu. CARPENTER WORK AND REPAIRS C. K. riotflt!d OR 3-3121 IR(5niNG In my home, pick up and delivery. $1.10 an hour. Call OR 33230. BABY SITTING by young grandmother in my nome. Luvlnj care. OR z-luj. CARPENTER WORK, printing or general re pair. 05 SALESMAN wlln years of experience In Pt-jmblng, Buiidint Materials, Mor Appli ances, etc. will make Roseburg bis new home. Will arrive In Roseburg about April 71, 1963. Please addreis ell replies to Box 631, co News Review. Instruction 19 PRIVATP DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS Call OR "". Loans and Finance 21 Family Finance ' Home Owned and Operated Loam Up to S1S0O On motor vehicles and furniture 729 Se Washington OR 3-5311 Bargain Discount Paper 12,200,00 CONTRACT, discount 1500.00, pay 162.50 mo. One 13,500.00 contract, dis count 11,500 Ot. pay S67.50 mo. This dis count paper Is on proper;? tttated near Myrtle Crew Write owner. Not ma Beaver, 7664 Williams Highway. Grants Pass, Ore. Livestock Loans Southern Oregon PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN ' 202 Medical Arts Bldg. Phone OR 3-3248
