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Newspaper Page TextCARNIVAL "HiggiiiV game is sometimes fantastically good if you don't keep your eye on him!' P J ' i'H.4,75 THE c i. AATT3? UlTH r. ;: n3 1 ISA ILJLjbJi Jfjl ll 14? I sle? 73 ' 3r She loves to putter in the yard, Amon$ the plants and flowers. Tf LEWI ITS SULMJu!'f (Sf WHftTIOKM r,h.(PUr0NV0UR0nlJ VA,;, II (WW WHO 15 THIS V' . TW MUBlE m MLV THBIR- JMraALe'''STURN CHWM5, CHUWl J NICK OU ACCUSE ME 1 I CIE05SER WS C teY mzHiwi&J'!'t iKF ' rfkW f w cahoots mnJii)i W-5T0P1 I BUT I "THOUGHT I CHANGED ) I I BL1T ITS THE I ...LOOKIf TH1 TWO I OH, I WOLtLDNT I I s' 7 MAM, 1 TUU WANItl.' 1U MY vmv: 1 KNICnHIS AW, TVS ALL MET: THEY SURE SAY THAT, BIG If TTHINK TUU'RE I BE A KNIrtHT J y I VVHH A(?F RTLITfl ' I niDW'T ipr T'Rr: I rviADI CV Tupv 1 1 TM TUAT 1 lilt 1 J THE BIC3 I IT'S GOT , KNIGH1S BECAUGE JUST WEREN'T I GOOP.- BEST.' , H rri--' SHOTtJ.' A. TO BE... 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Require 1 Scottish uilard 21 of Abraham 22 And iKr.j 23 Repast 24 Cirate 25 Verbal 26 Hurdv gurdy 28 Christmas song 2$ Schools of whales 30 Foot covering 36 Symbol for . tellurium foul 27 Assemblies 31 Oporatic solo 3J Biblical boat builder 33 Hindu rob 34 Glade (comb, form) 35 Agriculturists 40 Otherwise 41 Legislator 43 Term in cricket 46 At that time 47 Meadow 50Eluder S3 liars legally 55 Moon goddess 56 Nautical term tpl.i 57 30 lFr.1 58 Thoroughfare DOWN 1 Adriatic wind 2 Angered 3 City in Nevada 4 Masculine nickname 5 Utopian 6 Prize 7 Internal portion I 2 3 4 5 6 I? 19 9 10 111 112 v - f is : ' ' 21 ' 1 -'4 p5 po 1 til 28 129 130 3j I "ill a 33 I i? 35 36 37 38 39 40 43 4 45 "-J46 f4l 48 49 50 51 52 " W 154 55 56 55 55 I I I I I I n NtWM'AI'KK KNTtKI'KISB ASSN. ,'.W3c WJR FlNrcittAiLS AR TOO TiSHT... She "says that it relaxes het? Restores her enerpy... Answer to Previous Punle 3 O NLJA li A r KTTLEDI 3T Dinner course 38 i'ollege cheer" 38 He his team 4? Beginning 4.S For tear that 4.J Above 4 j (.'otton bundle ' No points ' scored itenniit 4ft Dueling weapon 4R Helper tab l 51 Uw haunt 5.7 Suffix 54 Threefold icomb. forml I NEVER EVEN KNEo) THEY lnr? ADJUSTABLE! But what toives her the riht to think It does the same itjr nits. Cow Creek Association Set To Have Community Booth The Cow Creek Valley Develop- ir tmrk .v.,ilaw ..!. at its rerent ilenda e II i e h 1 . -i i i er a i.itnaaie- display booth at the Douxlas Coun ty Fair. The association entered an exhib it 111 competition with five other communities last fall and placed third, winning a prize of $200. It was reported that the top prize this year will be $500 instead of $1000 as last year. There was a report on the recent Water Resources meeting held at ltoseburg to the effect that a re quest is being made by the Doug las County Water Resources Board budget committee for a sum of S20, 000 for the purpose of making stud ies of possible dam sites in the county. District Discussed Much of the meeting time was used in the discussion of the pro posed Rural Fire District. Plans for the district include the levying of a 6 mill tax on property within the district's boundaries. The tax, three fifths of which would be on in dustrial property, would raise an estimated S7.5O0 for the purchase of necessary equipment and main tenance for the first year. With the equipment on hand, it is expect ed that the millagc costs could be cut considerably for the following year. Equipment to be purchased would include a used Class A pump- Spokane Relative Visits In Drain By JO CARLILE Veda Bell of Spokane. Wash., visited for a few days recently at the home of her hrolher anil' sis. ler-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarance Carler. Mrs. Bell will visit in F.u genc before returning to Spokane. Recent dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cole were Mrs. Cole's mother and sis ter of Monmouth and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cole and baby of Ashland. Mrs. Wesley Morgan and son, Gary, of Agness were overnight guests Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Theil. .Members of the Cellers family who spent from Saturday until .Monday visiting in the Drain area and were guests of the Bill Cel lers home were Mr. and Mrs. .Mont Cellers of Mount Lake Terrace, Wash.; Banc Hegel of Portland; Norman Cellers of Santa Clara, Calif.; Kyle Cellers, San Mateo. Calif., and Raymond Cellers of San Jose, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Watson were guests al the home of Syl via Matloon, and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Watson and son, Terry, or llermistnn were guests at the Hay Flagg home. Other members of the family coming to join them Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jason lluckins for dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Conley and family of Mohawk. Elizabeth Baker of Mar cola, Delhcrt Cellers of (Hide and Vest Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. Red Johnson of Olalla. MODERN-DAY RUSTLERS FORT WORTH. Tex. (UPI) - Joe Keeton and Jesse B. Rhodes faceil Iwo-ycar probated prison sentences todav. They pleaded guilly of rustling dairy cows and selling them to a slaughter house. The court specitica tne men must pay for the cows they stole. For The Finest In WEDDING INVITATIONS ond ANNOUNCEMENTS cut M & M PRINTERS flflehsii lUll The following radio ond television program ara printed oi o frea public service for Newt-Review readers. All program listings are published at racolved from the respective stations. The News Review does not accept responsibility for variation from original schedules furnished this newspaper. KPIC-TV Ch. 4 CHANNEL 2 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ; oo-- Today 1:00 Two Carly 1:45 Yoga For Health IS-Cd TV ITues through Fri) f 3PUy Your Hunch Color 1C;(0 Pricn l Right Color 10-30 Concentration 11:00 Your Fir it lmprennn Color I) :30 Truth or Consequences 11 Djy Rmor U:C0-Bcr. Jtrrod l!;2S-N!W. IJ30 Th Dor I Oft KBES-TV "Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY I CO CiWlan Kangaroo I M Calender :0 t Lo.e L-jty tO CO ihe eC0f5 10 30 Pete and CUdyl M OO-LO-e o- Lit 11:54 CBS News l!,:0 Search For Tomorrow II S Guiding Light 13 rXH-Coiiqe ot ihe r 17 -33 A The World Turns t oo pjmwo'rt I 30 House Party 3 0C To Tell The Truth KOIN-TV Ch 6 C I ANN EL 83 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7 M-Amertcin Economy 7 30 V;ea1 j' Foe;att ; y Carton t ime I 00 Cajt.i'i Kanga'jO CO Calendar f-JO l Lo.e Lucy 10 00-The McCoys (0;0 Pete and Gtedys 11 K-t.ove Ot Lite II -3fj Search For Tomorro il .iv-Cuidtrvg L'ght KEZI-TV Ch. 9 CHANNEL 6 ON CADLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY I 00 fftrrpai tConl Fi-r Your Intorn-atief. tlu) Frontier t 1 Science (Wed, Tooc iThurst Adventores In Hvh 9 f Fri 36 seve. Key r. OO Tennessee fernlf Foril ; oFthef tevoevs Bes -Ge-erei Hot'tii I ' 30 T V KPNP, 1490 KC. 10-Hr Programming CBS Net wort frutc, news, weather far oii , ... j . ' S3-7o)- c""1, arc(i ,he "P-1 ipros'",ill! S17 0lW 0081 uf one, and a pickup truck with a port- aoie pump. n larger truck would i probably be stationed in Clemlale under a mutual protection wjree-1 "'other; and Mis. Delhcrt, the;munity I'resbylerian Church met ment w ith the city and the pickup """her with the most children i at the home of Jesse Lee for break truck would be " "stationed some- L Kac!1, ';'''.'vt'd plant, given by i fast and Bible study. Bill Spclgat- where in the Quines Creek or Azal ea area, correspondent .Mrs. Her ald Fox reports. It is hoped by members of the Association, in sponsoring the pro posed district, that operation of the district will make it possible for the insurance Haling Bureau to drop insurance costs in the dis trict from the present $6.80 per Sl.oOO Class 10 rating to approxi mately $2.10 per SI ,000 Class 8 rat- i ing which is effective in the city of ! Clendale. I C!n. ...... U...J irtlllll. nui; 1'ivariLl 1UI "i 5l"",ur Neaded I services at the Church of Christ Clyde Marriott, chairman of the;Ti mii,oi-c n-n- Rural Fire District Committee of the association, announced that he sun neeora more signatures on me petitions for forming the Rural Fire District. He asked that other persons not present at the meet ing, who are in favor of the Fire District, stop at the Capitol Saw Shop and sign petitions there. He said that he would file the peti tions and call for a rural fire dis trict hearing as soon as possible. Some additional work must be done on the map of the proposed district, also, Marriott said Marriott concluded the meeting with the showing of the ltoseburg Chamber of Commerce film, "The Hundred Valleys of the Utnpqua." It's Easy to Place A News-Review CLASSIFIED WANT AD Mail Your Want Ad Today Please publish the following I classified ad for days Enclosed $ . Be sure to enclose payment. Count 5 words per tine, Bt sure to count the address andor tele phone number. Classification .... WRITE YOUR AD BELOW NAME ADDRESS Moil Your Classified Ad With Payment To The Classified Advertising Department, The News-Review, Roseburg, Oregon. News-Review Classified Want Ads MARKET PLACE OF DOUGLAS COUNTY Read For Profit Use for Results! 1:00 Loretl Young 1:30 You Don't Sey 2:00 Match Gome ;?5 Atlernooi- Report 3:30 Make Room tor Daddy '.Van-Wed, ) :30 Bo My Guest Tus & Thurtl 3:30 B.!V'S Kilchftn (Frl 3:00 TV Horn Journal (Won. only) 3:00 Spectator Matinee fTues-Frt 3:lS-Social Security (Mon only) 3:30 Wira Service (Mon only) 4 30 Lone Panger 5:00 Capt. Shipwrerv TUESDAY I S:T0 Quick Orpw McGraw 00 Northwest News 1 6:tS-Hunliey-flrlnkley I :J0 Teen Dale 3:30 Jane Wymac : 3-cn 5-rret S'crm 3 30- Tdne ut Night A GO Amsr(c,in ftnrtdltantl 4 10 0i,(0vcr y '6) 4 J4 American Newiitend TUESDAY j ! CO Sy King i S 30 Quirk Draw VcGfaw f 4 00 Your TV Weathermen 4. OS Channel S Report j 4: is cbs N w.tis w titer Crontite : $.30 The Deputy . 7 00-Pasword ! ;:3flMrih!l DHIOfl I 00 Lloyd 9rlr?ge I I 30 Red $e'ton !! oo Ne :0S Hi, Neghbor "0 A s Tr.a World Turat C0-KOIN Kitchen y Hout Partv -T Toil Tne Trum io The Millionaire r-o Srcret S'crr1! T tdq lt N.Qrit 00 Carioon C reus i IV-Early Sho i:4j Newef" i IS Yalter CronKite IUESDAY i 30-Hrxe Kong '36 Mar.rial Duto" 3:00 Day m Court i X Jtri-j Wyman 3: CO Queen r-or A 3 30 Open House Dy 4 W American Handtla-id 4 JO Dcovery J 00 Jstf's r'e'toi Clubho-jse $.30 Mickey Mouse TUESDAY 4 C4 t.tai Nirf I JO Oangerman 1 0O 1 1 Jetwri 7 30 Combar I 30 Mawai.vi Eya RADIO PROGRAM KQFN 1240 KC. 6 AM to Midmnritj I ABC Network music news, weather j" 1963 Th Oakland Church ! By MRS. E. M. DUNN I Speetal services were held at the Oakland Church of Christ on Moth-, iers l)av. .Mothers especially hon- j orcd were: Mrs. It. I). Spauldins, the youiiRest niotlier present; Mrs. Harry B.iimbnil'Je. the oldest Bert Hill, Sunday school supcrin - tendent, on behalf of the church, present were Herbert anil Dennis Special music was provided by . Parker, Fav Stearns, Hunter Ear mothers, Mrs. Joe lopelaml Sr. v. One Cherry, George Wilcox, and .Mrs. Spaulding. j Boh Sharp, Jesse I-ee and the Rev. Copelandt Have Coasts I .Noil Brown Mothers Day guests at the Joe, Oakland iliah School Principal Copcland Sr. home included Mr. : Dart-ell Langewn is reported ill at and Mrs. .'oe Copcland Jr. and ns home, family of Prmevillc and Mr. and Mrs. (ilenn Jackson and .Mary 01 1 Port Otford. A telephone visit was enjoyed with another daugh ter. Mrs. Doyle Hall. Four genera tions OI UlC Seilllir Alls. VOUl-iailll S U.ch,e i.ewtsa student at Can - yonville Bible Academy, was a 1 weekend guest ot ivemi irensnaw. Rirlucs home is in B.tkerslield, Calif. He and his family were neighbors of the Crenshaw s when both families lived, in Fortuna, Calif. AN EAR BITING SA.N DIECiO. Calif. (I PI) John Ira Bayles. 45. was placed on ; 0;' 7-,n V monmi V the three years probation Monday forjoate 01 lint puoiication hereof which is tminc oil ins ormer wiles leu, ear in an argument over money I ll.IV Ilil,, n nnHl.fl Olll IV 111 II ; ,,, .:, ;,V ,,.viw.m aim must nnv , restitution to the victim. Mis. Helen Jcnks, when the amount is determined. CASH RATES Lines 3-Davs 6-Davs 30-Days 2 $2.00 $2.75 $6.00 3 2.75 3.75 8.00 4 3 50 4.75 .0. 00 5 4.25 5.75 12.50 6 5.00 7.00 15.00 Above rotes subject to 50c service charge for credit. :00Lloyd Bridges 7:30 Laramie 130 Empl-e f. 30 -The Moscow Kremlin 10:30 Chel Huntley Reporting 11:00 Report ll:'i Tonight Color WEDNESDAY 5 30 Yogi Beir 1:00 Northwest News 6: IS H tntley-Brlnkif y :30 Henessey CO Muilc Go Round 710 Virginian - Color 00 Perry Como tO 00 Eleventh Hour ll 00 Report 11:15 Tonight i 9:30 Jack Benny 1 10 00-Garry Moore j ll 00 ABC News Final 1!;IS Report to Iht People WEDNESDAY ! J.OO Unt'e Bill !,t.O 5 JO Yogi Bear t: CO Your TV Weatherman 4 05 Channel 5 Report 4 IS Waller Crorkite Vith Ih News 4 30 Hillhilhes 00 Orle a. Harriet 7:30 Waqor. Tram I 30 Going My Way 9 30 D'C Var. DyKe 10 tCIMaed Ci'y tl uCABC Neas Fmal i I 00 Lloyd Br'rlges Show I 30-Ped 3tf!ltOii Hour j t 30 jack Bennv Prcgra.n ; 10 00- Garry Moore Show ; ii 00 Nigntscene i .115 Happy Tim , 1l:J0Johnny Staccato WEDNESDAY , 4 30 Cains Hundred : 7 30 CBS Rtorts ; I W-Doht Glis j oo Beverly H'tihilM's lli-Oc- V-in Ovk JhO ! 10 00 Circfe Th-ater j ll;K-N.ghf,cer i H i5-Sta H.iwfc j i y-UtoueMbles ; 10 V- Close UO ' ti CO News 11:15 News t Final WEDNESDAY 4 oONes Nme - A 30 Country SOw , 7 00 Beverly Hll'oillilS 7 JO Wjgon Tm I 3 Go ng My Way tKl Our Man H-ggins 10 OO Naked City M 00 ABC Newt Final I II IS-NewS 9 KYtS 950 KC, Dawn To Dusk Independent -muiic, news, weather. 9-e Honors Mothers : Ronald Spaulding, minister of the Oakland Church of Christ, is able to resume his duties, following a case of the Hit. Kddie Settle is reported ill at his home with thi. i A eroup of men of Oakland Com- !ii ..as leader of the sludv. Others LEGAL REQUEST FOR BIOS Douglas County School District will ,., " ... Knri nnllnrma UUSmesi unite. IU3 MM! niiTiia vnu, 1 until j:oo p.m. (pdii Monday. June 1. 1111, hich ,im ,hev m"1- ! ,""u'r,Pr. .uVin.'sT onfc'Ti ' west Harvard Avenue. Roseoury. Oregon. The school district reserves the right to re leel any or all bids. WENDELL B SMITH Business Manager NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is given that the undersigned hai bee.! appoinled Executris of the Estate ot William E. ott, deceased. Persons wltn claims anjilntt said eslala are reaulred to I present Ihem, with proper vouchers, to Iho i undersigned al the otllces 01 oeddes. l-emer. luesoay r.i n. irw. BEATRICE B. OTT Executrix of the Erlate ot WILLIAM E. OTT, Oeceaied. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Staled proposal! will tw recclvtd toy th Orcoon Slats Gamt Commission. 1434 S.W. Alder Street, P.O. Box 3503, Portland . Oregon, until 3 p.m., DavHorit Saving Time, on Monday, June 10. 193, tor LOG JAM REMOVAL Ironi the SIUSLAW RIVER and Its tributaries. Oregon, and will then and there be opened and publicly read aloud. Plana, spec meal ions, and torms or con tract documents mnv be ohtalned at the office ot the Oregon State Game Commis sion. Alt contractors shall comply with all state laws pertaining to Die qualifications ot bid aers, and particularly Oregon Revised Slat Utes 279.008 to 179.342, inclusive. Each proposal shall be made out on the Form ot Proposal contained In the con tract documents and shall be accompanied by a curt if ted check or bid bond made payable to the Oregon Slate Came Com mission ot the stale ol Oregon In ad amount not less than ten per cent (10) 01 the total amount ot the proposal. The Oregon Stat Garre Commission re serves the right to roect any or all bids. No bidder mav withdraw his bid amr Ihe hour set tor tne opening unless said ward is delayed tor period exceeding thirty (301 days. OREGON STATE GAME COMMISSION By: P. W. SCHNEIDER. Director 1634 S.W. Alder street P. O. Box 3303 Portland I, Oregon Dates: May 1, 1963. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIAL OR 2-3321 CASH RATES Adveitnirtf lor tiuiineis Wan in Roieburf Trade Ana Card of Thanks $2.00 I -Day rate 2 lines .' (1.00 3-Day rote 2 lines $2.00 6-Day rata 2 lines $2.75 30-Day rote 2 lines $6.00 I -Day rate 3 lines $1.50 3-Day rate 3 lines ... $2.75 6-Day rate 3 lines $3.75 30-Day rate 3 lines $8.00 CREDIT ACOYi Ntt'S SUtj.ftt to SO ctntt service ci'iitt for credit DEADLINES Privet Party Adrtiiimi 2 PM. Dar Prior tS Publication. The NtAiRgview reserves tne rnt to cUssify. edit 01 reject any ciainlitd Ad Cop. ADJUSTMENTS 17 your advtrtnament appears incorreclly, notify ui immediately, We will not be responsible tor more (run one incorrect insertion. Such response biiilir is limited to correct insertion ot ioif tuement III lu nil Will Nat la Kill Men Tbia N Oar CLASSIFIED INDEX AIRCRAFT - 7 APARTMENTS FOR RENT 34 AUCTIONS AUTO INSURANCE ? AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 71 AUTOMOTIVE WANTED M AUTOS FOR SALE 81 AUTO TRUCK PAMTS 7S BOATS AND MOTORS SS BUILDING MATERIALS 41 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ... 33 BUSINESS PERSONALS ....... CARD OF THANKS COMMERCIAL RENTALS . 74 EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE ... .11 FARM EQUIPMENT ... 70 FARMS AND RANCHES 34 FLORISTS 4 FOOD AND PRODUCE 57 FUEL 41 HAY A NO GRAIN 41 HEAVY EQUIPMENT 73 HELP WANTED 14 HELP WANTED MEN IS HELP WANTED WOMEN 14 HOUSES F03 R!:NI 3 HUNTER'S ATTENTION INCOME PROPERTY 37 INSTRUCTION 1 LIVESTOCK 43 LOANS AND FINANCE 21 LOGGING EQUIPMENT LOST AND FOUND 17 LOTS AND ACREAGES 35 MISCELLANEOUS FOR StLG 4S MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS ... 33 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED .. 4 MOBILE HOME PARKS - 31 ' MOBILE HOMES ... 37 MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT .. 3d MOIORCYCLES 77 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 50 NOTICES H OFFICE EQUIPMENT 51 PERSONALS . f PETS AND PET SUPPLIES 7 POULTRY AND RABBITS . - POWER 5AAS . 71 REAL ESTATE 31 REAL ESTATE WANTED 31 ROOM AND BOARD 3 ROOMS FOR RENT , 77 SEfr OSNURSE RY JTOCK 5 SPORTING GOODS S3 TIMBER AND SAWMILLS .... 40 TRADE MISCELLANEOUS ..... 4 TRUCKS FOR SALE ...... ... H WANTED TO RENT 31 WORK WANTED 1' WHERE TO GO 1 Card of Thanks -wweWOfey,,,... JMsayeeetitMSUaaeaya,! Section j CARD OF THANKS WE fleslr to (hen our trfends for their kindness, words ol sympathy and Hotel offerings, In our 'ate bereavement The Emeit Warner Famillti Personals DRINKING PRUBlEV? Call Alcoholics An onymous OR 31 YOUNG WOMET Of any faltn needing con f.d-ntial advice may co-Meet Catholic Char Ifiev I7f w Broadway, Eugene, Oregon. Diamond 5-3443.