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Newspaper Page Text10 Tk News-Review, Roseburg, . : . ?0.J- . KJ . .MLj Li TOP AWARDS GIVEN Joe Toman, chief of recreation ot the Roseburg Veterans Administration Hospital, Us shown obove during presentation ceremonies at which Nation al Recreation Association awards were given two volunteers for services to the hospitol in recreational therapy. Receiving the awards were Mrs. Elizabeth Hogan, left, who accepted the group oward for the American Legion Auxiliary which she represents and Mrs. Hazel Ison of the Westside Christion Church, who claimed the individual oword for more than 6,000 hours of service to the hospitol. (VA Hospitol photo) Uncle Sam Will PayAP,art Of Higher Oregon Tax Bill United Prtu International SALEM (UID The $48 million tate income tax increase adopted by the 1963 legislature ups the tate tax 28 per cent. The federal deduction has been eliminated, but you can deduct the full amount of your higher atate tax from your federal in come tax return. This means a lightly lower federal tax, hence in effect Uncle Sam will be pay ing part of your higher state tax bill. Wage earners who have their tate income tax withheld from their pay checks won't notice the difference until their first pay check in October. That's when tho new rates are expected to go Into effect The new state Income tax meas ure will become law Sept. 2 un lesi It is referred by the voters. If it is referred, the legislature has set aside $300,000 and a date in October for a special election. Under the new tax measure, the familiar $600 exemption is gone. It has been replaced with a $22 credit for each dependent. The hill provides a minimum tax of $5, or 1 per cent ot adjust ed gross income, whichever is greater. fractional Rates The bill also includes "fraction Dixonville Residents Attend College Rites In Corvallis By MRS. ALBERT RADCLIFFI Mrs. C. L. Brantoo of Dixonville ctompanied her daughter, Mrs. Helen Anderson, to Corvallis re cently to attend the graduation ex ercises of Mrs. Branton'i grand daughter, Mrs. Rose Ann Goodwin, who was graduated from Oregon State University with high honors. Residents On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Brien and three small children, accompanied by Darlene Schmidt, have left for 10-day vacation. They planned to go directly to Denver, Colo., where they will visit relatives and will re turn through Arizona, touring the Grand Canyon, and into California to do aome sightseeing en route home. Jerry Rust Jr. has arrived home from the University of Oregon where he finished hii sophomore year. Accompanying him home as overnight guests were Nick Oat way ot San Rafael, Calif.; Bob lie (iraff of San Moreno, Calif.; and John Martinez of Long Beach, Cal if. The boys are fraternity brothers. Jerry was selected as a delegate to the National Student Association in j Bloomfleld, lnd., at the University I ot Indiana. He will leave early in i August for the two-week aession where the boys meet to exchange ideas with other collegians. Dixonville youth who have accept- ed summer employment at the! Douglaa County Fairgrounds aroi Jeanne Hatfield, Mike Radcliffe, I Jerry and Jack Rust. I Oscar Weber of Hcbo spent the past weekend at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Banning. Mrs. Hose Ann Goodwin and two children, now of Palmer, Alaska, spent a few dsys with her grand- i .mother, Mrs. C. L. Branton, last week. GuesU of Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Counts and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Counts and family last weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Dick May and family of Portland. Lloyd McCraw and Alda lt Brumbach, students at the Univer ity of Oregon have arrived home for the summer vacation. The Dixonville Home Extension APPROVI INSURANCE BILL WASHINGTON (UP!) The Senate Finance Committee Wed nesday approved bill to give World War II and Korean War veterans an opportunity to renew G.I. life insurance they have al lowed to lapse. Although the Senate has passed the measure at least five times previously, it always has died in the House. Veterans Admlnistraton offl- Cllll HSU ftaifl tk. i ij not cost the government any mon ey because eterana would pay all the eU. Ore. Thur., June 13, 1963 al rates" ranging from 2 to Vh per cent, and designed to put tax payers in the next highest bracket after each j moderate increase in income. The rates start at 2 per cent, then increase in quarters of per centage points to Vh per cent. Most steps are graduated up for each $500 increase in taxable in come. Tho new bill gives unlimited medical deduction in excess of S ner cent of income, adds a stu dent exemption, and allows heads of households to file joint returns. The measure also allows a 5 per cent standard deduction. The capital gains tax is liberal ized, and corporate excise taxes wero increased. If the tax bill doesn't raise enough money, a one-shot speedup of withholding taxes can be used to bring in about J14 million at the end of the biennium. If the bill raises too much mon ey, provision has been made for all surplus in excess of $10 mil lion to be applied as an offset aliainst oroocrtv taxes.' The ortuinal title of the tax measure, "relating to personal income and corporation excise taxes." was changed by the con ference committee to include "and local property tax relief." Unit held a picnic at the O. C. Brown Memorial Park on Buck horn Road recently. A large group was in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Al Radcliffe and son, Mike, drovo to Toketce Falls Sunday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. I.eland Toole and daugh ter!, Donna and Kathy. The group drove to Diamond Lake and then to Lcmnlo where they picnicked and the young people went boat riding on the lake. They also stopped off to see the Clear Water Falls. Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Haas and daughter, Sharon, spent the week end at Diamond Lake. Sherry James and Becky Boyor left with the 4-H Horse Club mem bers Wednesday morning for a two day camping trip up the North Umpqua. Please publish the following for. . days Enclosed $ Bt sura ta enclose payment. Count 5 words per line. Cla"lcotlon NAME ADDRESS ; Mall Your Classified Ad With Payment To The Classified Advertising Deportment, The News-Review, Roseburg, Oregon . News-Review Classified Want Ads MARKET PLACE OF DOUGLAS COUNTY Glendale Matrons Re-Furnish Temple By MRS. GERALD B. FOX A committee from the Past Ma trons Club of the Glendale Chapter of the Eastern Star redecorated the lobby at the Masonic Temple re cently, using furniture purchased with stamp books and donations by members of the group. They added three table lamps, a floor lamp, end tables, an additional chair, ash trays, and a large glass basket of artificial flowers. Committee co-chairmen for the project were Mrs. Mary Harris and Mrs. Ed Harris. Fifteen members of the Glendale Rebckah Lodge attended the recent Rebckah Assembly meeting in The Dalles. Fourteen of the group com prised a drill team which partici pated in the ceremonial, seating the officers on the opening eve ning. The team, wearing new gowns chosen for the occasion, carried stalks of wheat as the flower chosen by the retiring president, Mrs. The! ma Watkins of Wasco. Mrs. James Mire, a member of tho degree staff, took motion pic turns of the group at tho Assem bly. Members of the Glendale group included Mrs. Steve Stitch Sr., Airs. Robert Young, Mrs. Floyd Berry, Mrs. Walt McAllister, Airs. Fred Kafer, Airs. Don Thomas, Airs. Frank Daniels, Mrs. Curtice Dan iels, Mrs. Fred Wright, Airs. Henry Creek, Mrs. Perle Winklcman, Mr. Al Mohr, Mrs. Willis Moslov. Mrs. James Mlze and Mrs. Ben Whaley. Mr. ana Mrs. Klchard Van Duine of Windy Creek Road, near Glen dale, have sold their ranch, includ ing one dwelling, to Louis Harts field and Air. and Airs. James Hartafield of Merlin, recently of Lemore, Calif. They are retaining the house they have been living in, however, and about three acres for their home. Louis Hartsfield is mov ing onto the property immediately, but the younger couple is remaining in Alerlin for the present. NOW YOU KNOW By United Prtii International The number of military veter ans in the United States dropped from 22,326,000 to 22,220,000 be tween January of 19t2 and the same month this year, according to the Veterans Administration. It's Easy To Place A News-Review CLASSIFIED WANT AD Mail Your Want Ad Today! classified od Lines 3 Days 6 Dovs 30-Days 2 $2 00 $2,75 $ 6.00 3 2 75 3.75 8.00 3 50 4 75 10,00 5 4 25 5 75 12.50 6 5.00 7.00 15.00 Above rotes subject Be sure to count the address andor telephone number. WRITE YOUR AD BELOW Read For Profit Use for Results! One of the best ways to win at bridge is to get a silly contract and then make it, as this band from the Southeastern champion ships in Aliami, Fla., shows. With 20 high card points, boulh decided to jump to two spades after North responded with one heart to the opening diamond bid. From then on North turned him every way but loose and there was South at a nice slam contract that had only one defect. There were two natural trump lasers. South gazed at dummy some- NORTH 11 4.108 6 4 A10S2 107 65 A WEST EAST eJ KQ52 VJ87 V Q 954 982 443 QJ10965 732 SOUTH (D) A A973 KI 4 AKQJ K84 North and South vulnerable Booth West North East Pass Puss Pass Pass 1 4N.T. 5N.T. Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 2 4. 6V 6 Opening lead Q what mournfully, hut not mourn fully enough to tell East and West that his cause was hopeless. Dummy's ace of clubs held the first trick and South played the ten of spades. East had a prob lem. He did not know that South was looking only at ace-nine-sev-cn-three of spades and East de cided that it behooved him to play his queen. South put on the ace and when the jack dropped from the West hand South was able to ruff out his last low club, pick up the rest of the trump suit with the loss of only one trick and chalk up the impossible slam. East had been faced with a tough Local News Mrs. L. E. McCllntock is taking registrations for the locul Unit of ACBL two session individual cham pionship tournament to be held at the Umpqua Hotel at 6:15 p.m. June 23 and again at 6:15 June 30. Players will register individ ually as no partner is necessary for the double session tournament. Each player will play with every other player in the two sessions. There is no minimum master point requirement to enter the two-ses sion event. Registrations will close June 21. Mrs. Leo Ragan and son, Rick, 16, went to Eugene Saturday, when Rick and his grandmother, Mrs. Thclma Greer of Eugene, took the Shasta Daylight to Los Angeles. From there, the two boarded the Pan-American plane bound for Panama City. They were met there by Lt. and Airs.- J. B. Oerding, whom they will visit for about a month. The Oerdings are stationed at Howard Air Force Base in the Canal Zone. Mrs. Oerding is the former Patricia Greer of Rose burg, the sister of Airs. Ragan. MEETS WITH JFK WASHINGTON (UPI)- Presi dent Kennedy held a brief meet ing with Sen. Barry Goldwatcr, R Ariz., Wednesday to discuss re appointment of a National Labor Relations Board member. A Goldwatcr spokesman said the meeting did not concern the senator's position on future civil rights legislation. He said Gold watcr requested the meeting to urge reappointment of Philip Ray Kodgers to the board. CASH RATES to 50c service charge for credit. How To Play Winning Bridge By OSWALD JACOBY (Written For NEA) play, but he could have afforded a low card on that first spade lead just in case West did hold that singleton jack. Improve, your bridge gamtl order your copy of "Win at Bridge With Oswald Jacoby." Just tend your name, address, and SO cents to: Jacoby Bridge, News-Review, P. O. Box 1248, Roseburg, Oregon and a copy will be mailed to you. Or if you prefer, copies may be purchased at the News-Review office. Q The bidding has been: East South West North 3 a Double Pass 4 4 Pass 4 N.T. Pass 5 4 Pass ? Yon, South, hold: 44 KJ97 4AQSS K.7 4S What do you do? A Bid six diamonds. Too might keep on playing hide and seek by Koine to five no-trump, but your partner has r taken charre and diamonds is your best suit. TODAY'S QUESTION West bids four spades over your double and your partner doubles. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow Riddle Residents Get- Certificates Civil Defense Adult Education classes in individual and family survival methods were recently completed by 26 people of the Rid dle area. Classes were held at the Riddle Elementary School and were con ducted by Donald E. Grinolds and David A. Stockner. instructors from the Myrtle Creek Schools. A total of 34 persons registered lor the course, but all did not com plete at least three sessions, cor respondent crma Best reporis. Those receiving certificates in eluded Mr. and Mrs. George Daw son, Mrs. Larry Elian, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gibson, Mrs. Don Gib son, Patricia Hausotter, Mr. and Mrs. KoDcri iiuiman, jacK non man, Jimmie Mctcaif, Mr. and Mrs. Wavne A. McCoy. Mrs. Ken neth Paetz, Don Racbcrn, Richard Hasmussen, Mr. and Mrs. uarenec G. Sample, Marie Shelby, Elsie Schofield, Jean Sotenson, Marie Spain, Kenneth A. Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Wren and Mrs Virginia Wright. LEGAL NOTICE OF SALE FOR CHARGES Pursuant lo the laws of the Stale ot Oregon, the undersigned will sell to Ihe highest bid der at public auction 9 lots or less of per sonal effects and household goods now in ltomoe. Said lots to be sold are at follows: Roy Holloway household goods & personal elfects. Fay Wlllard household goods & fwr.onal effects. D. L. Dlckerson house hold goods and personal effects. Mike Elam Daveno. Mike Gerrior Household goods jl nennnal effects. George Grimm House hold goods V personal effects. M. J. Russell household goods & personal effects. James Stlner Appliances. Ernest Tlmmons household goods & personal effects. Goods owned by Flegel Transfer -o. win suo tw sold at the designated time. Including a Ireeier, washer & dryer. Sails will be held at the Roseburg Auction Barn, June 7t, 1963 at 1:00 P.M. All sales will be for cash and final. FLEGEL TRANSFER CO., A CORP. 414 N. E. Casper St. Roseburg, Oregon ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Scaled orooosals marked Proposal lor N. W, Lynwood Sanitary Sewer Extension 1943 will be received up to the hour of 2:00 o'clock P.M. (PST) on Ihe 24 day ot June, 1963 and then publicly opened and read! Proposals shall be addressed and delivered to the City Recorder, Cily Hall, Roseburg, Oregon. Any and all proposals received after Ihe time specified above shall be returned unopened. The contemplated work generally consists of 407 tin ft ot " end 193 Itn it of " sannary sewer pipe, 1 standard manhole and t nana ard cleanout and o.:ier appurtenant work Plans, spec Ideal Ions, proposal torm and In structions may be secured upon a deposit of $15.00 at the office of the City Engineer, Roseburg, Oregon. Unsuccessful bidders will be refunded Fif teen dollars ($15 00) upon the return of each set, In good condition, provided the return is made within five (51 days after the date set for Ihe ooenlno ot bids. All proposals must be accompanied by a rortified check or bidder's bond, made pay able to the Cily of Roseburg, Oregon, In an amount not less than five (5) percent ot the amount bid. Bidders must bt prt-qualified In accord ante with the laws of Oregon. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids, to waive any ir-guiarny or to accept the bid deemed In the best Interests ot the City of Roseburg. Daled this 13 day of June, 1963. CITY OF ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON By: il FRANCES JELL1SON Recorder No. JM10 NOTICIS OF SHERIFF'S SALI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE STATU OF OREGON FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY STATE OF OREGON, REPRESENTED and acting by Director ot Veterans' Affairs, Pin In tiff, VI. ROBERT M. SMITH, BETTY SMITH, HENRY R. DAVIS, JANET DAVIS, PEGGY DAVIS, CITY OF SUTHERLIN and MILT STAPLE, Defendants. By virtue of Execution, Decree and Order ot Salt issued out of the above entitled court In tnt above suit, directed to me, on tht 4th day of June. 1HJ voon decree entered in said cause in favor of plaintiff, Slate of Oregon, represented and acting by Director of veterans' Affairs against de fendants Robert M. Smith, Betty Smith, Henry R. Davis and Janet Davis for Ihe re covery of the sum ot $9,il with Interest at i per annum on said sum from De cember If. 1961 until paid, together with the further sum ot SI 50 cost of title search for foreclosure, together with the sum of two 00 attorney's fees, and for costs in tne sum o $ 10 upon a writ ot eecuten commanding me to m.e tale of the foi'owina, described real property situate In Douglas County, Oregon, to-wrf: Lots 11 erd 1J. Bloc M. Amended ptal of Townvte of Sutherlm. Doug las County, Creoon. NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of Si'd writ of tecut'on. decree and order of sa'e end in con'oii anct win the command of mid writ of Ftecution will on the Hth day of Ju'v, 1) at tht hour of 10 00 A M of M-d day at the front door of IM COwnfv Covrfouse In Rewburg. Oovg'at County, Oegon tell at pveic evt"on subject o re demption to le htgMst bwMer tor cash in hand an tm rtorn, litre nd mrerest of im witnm named e,ednfi ard each of them In tM real property heretnff rtxe described, which t'd defer-aants oad on the 30h dv of Octeer H1. tM dM of the rea property mfflflge being forecMl Mrewfh, or any Interest that any of vi-d de'rvdanhj Nrve named mav have acwi'ed sice 'd daft and m ad h tM above deicrtbed real property or iiy pr( tMreof to sa'is'v tM ad writ of tecut-on, ludxjment ar-d decree against tM drerde"ti .t- Internn ceVs. Mtrev' eei ard irviri cost of ta'e 0ted J"d t)r pttuMd h. ih day of June, (R A C BYO.rv Vierrff of tw1 Cnunfy, r-enn 9v: A'da E. Gerre", Deputy. LEGAL REQUEST FOR BIDS PAINTING Douglas County School District No. 4 will receive bids tor painting (various schools) al tht Business Office, 1051 W. Harvard Blvd., until 11:00 a.m. (PDT), June IS. 1963 at which timt tMy will be opened. Bid forms and specifications are avail able at tht Business Office. School District No. 4 reserves tht right to reject any or all bids.' School District NO. 4 WENDELL 6. SMITH Business Manager ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals marked "Proposal for Maintenance ot City-Owned Mercury Vapor Street Lights and Traffic Signals" will be received up to tht hour ot 2:00 o'clock P.M. (POT) on tht 24th day of June. 1963, and then publicly opened and read. Proposals shall bt addressed and delivered to the City Recorder, City Hall. Roseburg, Oregon. Any and all proposals received after the time specified above shall bt returned un opened. Tht contemplated work generally consists ot tht supplying of all labor, equipment and materials to maintain. 172 mercury vapor street light lumenairet, together with pre liminary Investigation ot wiring or other fail ures, and the maintenance, adjusting, clean ing, timing and minor repairs to 16 traffic signal systems Including controllers. Tht right Is reserved to relect any or all bids, to waive any Irregularity or to accept the bftl deemed In tM best Interests of tht City of Roseburg. Dated this 13ih day ot June, 1963. CITY OF ROSEBURG, OREGON By: FRANCES JELLISON City Recorder NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS CONSTRUCTION OF HUBBARD CREEK ROAD NO. 6 DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON SEALED bids will bt received by the County Court ot Douglas County at tM Courthouse in Roseburg, Oregon at iu: a.w., r.u.i. June 27, 1963, lor the construction of Hubbard Creek Road. The ob consists of 1.12 miles of grading, drainage and fencing consisting ot: ). Excavation M,0W cu yd 2. Drainage pipe 1,070 lineal feet 3. Woven wire fence 600 rods plus various other minor Items. Bidders Will be inquired to suDmir prequan ligations statement. Specifications are on tilt with tht County Clerk of Douglas County, and copies thereof may be obtained at the office of the County Engineer) Room 219, Courthouse, Roseburg, Oregon. Douglas County reserves me rignr to reieci any or all bids or lo waive any Informality lit bidding. DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT V. T. JACKSON, COUNTY JUDGE E. R. METZGER, COMMISSIONER RAY E. DOERNER, COMMISSION ER, f ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals marked Proposal for W. Pllger Street Sanitary sewer Extension 1963 will be received up to the hour of 2:00 o'clock P.M. (PST) on the 24 day of June, 1963 and then publicly opened and read. Proposals shall bt addressed and delivered to the Cily Recorder, Cily Hall, Roseburg, Oregon. Any and all proposals received after the time specified above shall bt returned unopened. The contemplated work generally consists ot 1467 lin It of 6" and 349 lln ft of 6" sanitary sewer pipe, 7 standard manholes and other appurtenant work Plans, spec I Meal Ions, proposal form and Instructions may be secured upon a deposit of i 15.00 al the office of tho City Engineer, Roseburg, Oregon. Unsuccessful bidders will bt refunded Fif teen dollars (J 15.00) upon tht return of each set, In good condition, provided the return Is made within five (5) days after tht date set for the opening of bids. All proposals must be accompanied by a certified check or bidder's bond, made pay able to the City ot Roseburg, Oregon, in an amount not less than five (5) percent ol the amount bid. Bidders must be pre-quallfltd In accordance With the laws of Oregon. The right Is reserved lo refect any or all bids, to waive any Irregularity or to accept Ihe bid deemed In tht best Interests of the City ol Roseburg. Dated this 13 day of June, 1963. Dated this 13 day of June, 1963. CITY OF ROSEBURG DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON By: a FRANCES JELLISON Recroder INVITATION TO BIDt Sealed bids will be received until 7:00 p.m, June 17, 1963 al Ihe Riddle Rural Fire Oil Irict, 309 S. Main Street, Riddle, Oregon lor the purchase ol one ID 4 x 4 cab and chassis, 1 ton. Vehicle shall bt new truck; shall have four 4 wheel drive G.V.W. 10,000 pounds. Frame shall be pressed steel channel, 7x3 x 316 in, section modulus, 4. 81; Ceb axle measurement ot 57 In. to 60 In. j Tires: 7.50 x 17 8-ply Nylon off road logger type wlih traction tread, either Goodyear or t-iresione 5 5 wneeis and tires; Wheels shall bt steel disc with 600S rims; Engine shall be V-8 cylinder no lest than 304 cu in, lull flow filler; Front Axle, 4000 lb capacity; Rear axle, 6000 lb capacity, shall bt 4.H to I. Rear springs shall bt heavy duty with auxiliary; Brakes shall be hydraulic with hydrovac; Clutch shall be H.D. 12 in. with 10; No lest than 100 amp heavy duty battery, 12 volt 60 amp alternator; Transmission shall be standard 4 speed ireci; Radiator shall be Increased capacity; Standard cab with fresh air heater and de froster, dome light, dual electric 2 speed wipers and dual but type (told back mir rors I; Directional signals; Micro brake installed; Shall have one root mounted spot light Inside control; Shall have siren and flasher; (Deltc No 211A rotary red), Front tow hook; Heavy duty power take off winch forward and reverse speed; Shall have a 24 Inch extended front platform bumper, wilh winch mounted underneath; Shall bt painted red color; Shall have necessary lettering on each door; We reserve the right to accept or reject any or an oias. RIDDLE RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DIST., V. E. Sutton, President. SCHOOL DISTRICT SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICI STATE OF OREGON SI, County of Douglas ) School Oislrlct No. 116 ) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a spt clal election will be held within School Dis trict No. 116 of Douglas County, Oregon, (Diltard) on July 3. 1963, at which time there will be submitted to tht legal voters ot seid Oistrict the following proposition: Shall the purpose ot the special lax levy outside tht limitations Imposed by Article XI, Section il ot the Oregon Constitution 6N limitation) In the sum or t IS, 000 bt changed from financing the cost of tht con struction of a sewer pipe lint and facilities between Douglas High School and tht City ot Winston to financing the cost ot construction of a sewage disposal plant at Douglas High School wthin said Oistrkt and for financing the cost of tht purchase, construction and Installation ot related facilities? Said election shall be held at the following polling places for the following school election precincts comprising tht following areas: School election Precinct No. 1 Polling Place LOOK IN GGL ASS SCHOOL BUILDING for til legal voters of the District within the area comprising what was formerly School District NO. II I Look l nag la is 1. School Election Precinct Ne. t Polling Place TENMILE SCHOOL BUILDING tor all legal school voters ot the District within the area comprising what was formerrr School District No. J tTenmli). School Election Precinct Ne. I Polling Place DlLLARO SCHOOL BUILDING for all legal voters of the District reding within tht DHlard Gen eral E 'ect'on precinct. School Election Precinct Nt. 4 Polling Place WINSTON RURAL FIRE HALL, for ail other legal voters of the District. Tht vote shall bt by baltet uoon which shall be the words "Change o Purpose Yes" and "Charge of Purpose No", nd the vo'ert shall piece cross between the words "Chanae of Purrjase" and The word 1 "Yes ' or between the words "Chae ol Purpose" nd the word 'No', whichever Indicates his eNvc. The polls tor te receotion of tht ballots cast tor or against tft cha-Mje of purpose wtll, on said day and date and at te piaces afewesatd. be ooened at the hour of two o'clock P.M. and remain ore until the hour o I t dock P. V. on the tame da'e. at wich hour the same will be dosed BY ORDER o the Board of Ditws of School Dstrct No. lie, mtoe thts I7h day of Jvne, 1HJ Everett P. JOMNSOM As C't-'man. 0"'ftc' School B.rd. Scftoc- D'tfrct No. lit e Oougi C.xfiTv, C'foon ATTEST: Bi"t Rpenius Cer tf tad O'sfrttf LEGAL TIMBER FOR SALE, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, MEDFORD DIS TRICT. Oral auction bids will be received by the District Manager at the timber sale room, Armory Drive (mailing address 1133 S. Riv erside) Medford, Oregon at 9:30 A.M. on Thursday, July II, 1963, for all timber designated for cut ting. Before bids are submitted, full information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and submission of bids should be ob tained from the District Manager. The right is hereby reserved to re ject any or all bids and to waive any technical defects in this ad vertisement and to waive any in formality in bids received when ever such waiver is in the interest of the United States. IN DOUGLAS COUNTY, , OREGON: O&C: All timber designated for cutting on NfcNEW Section 25, T. 31 S.t R. 9 WM Will Mer, estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 550 M bd. ft. Douglas-fir, 9 M bd. ft. white fir, 11 M bd. ft. sugar pine and 2 M bd. ft. incense-cedar. No bid for less than $21.50 per M bd. ft. for the Douglas-fir, $5.20 per M bd. ft. for the white fir, $32.30 per M bd. ft. for the sugar pine, $9.25 per M bd. ft. for the incense cedar, or a total purchase price of $12,245.60 will be considered. Min imum deposit with bid $1,300.00. CLASSIFIED SECTION CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIAL OR 2-3321 CASH RATES Advertising For Business Within Roseburf Tuda Area Cord of Thonks $2.00 1-Doy rote 2 lines J1.00 3-Doy rote 2 lines $2.00 A.Dnv rote 2 lines $2.75 30-Day rote 2 lines $6.00 1-Day rote i lines i.au 3-Day rote 3 lines $2.75 6-Dov rote 3 lines $3.75 30-Day rote 3 lines $8.00 CREDIT Above rates subject to 50 cents service charge for credit DEADLINES Private Party Advertising 2 P.M. Day Prior U Publication. The News-Review reserves the right to classify, edit or reject any classified Ad Copy. ADJUSTMENTS If vnur advertisement aooears Incorrectly, notifv us immediately. We will not be responsible for more than one incorrect Insertion, ttucn response lisement. oihty is limited to l correct insertion of adver Reloads Will Not Be Held Mere Than to Days CLASSIFIED INDEX AIRCRAFT 7 APARTMENTS FOR RENT 36 AUCTIONS AUTO INSURANCE 7? AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 78 AUTOMOTIVE WANTED 80 AUTOS FOR SALE 81 AUTO TRUCK PARTS 75 BOATS AND MOTORS 55 BUILDING MATERIALS 41 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ... 22 BUSINESS PERSONALS 8 CARD OF THANKS 5 COMMERCIAL RENTALS 2a EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 38 FARM EQUIPMENT 70 FARMS AND RANCHES 36 FLORISTS a FOOD AND PRODUCE S7 FUEL 43 HAY AND GRAIN -i 61 HEAVY EQUIPMENT 72 HELP WANTED - 14 HELP WANTED MEN 15 HELP WANTED WOMEN 16 HOUSES FOR RENT 2 HUNTER'S ATTENTION INCOME PROPERTY 37 INSTRUCTION 19 LIVESTOCK 63 LOANS AND FINANCE 21 LOGGING EQUIPMENT 74 LOST AND FOUND 12 LOTS AND ACREAGES 35 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE .. 45 MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS ... 23 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 46 MOBILE HOME PARKS 31 MOBILE HOMES 32 MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT .. X MOTORCYCLES 77 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 50 NOTICES 11 OFFICE EQUIPMENT 51 PERSONALS 7 PETS AND PET SUPPLIES .. 67 POULTRY AND RABBITS ... 68 POWER SAWS 71 REAL ESTATE - 34 REAL ESTATE WANTED 33 ROOM AND BOARD 28 ROOMS FOR RENT 27 SEEDS NURSERY STOCK 5 SPORTING GOODS 51 TIMBER AND SAWMILLS . 40 TRADE MISCELLANEOUS .. 48 TRUCKS FOR SALE 76 WANTED TO RENT 25 WORK WANTED 17 WHERE TO OO M Personals DRINKING PROBLEM? Call AtotMllcs Are onymouiOR YOUNG-WOMEN of "any faith needing coi ildentlal advice may contact Catholic Char itiet, 378 W. BrMdway, Eugene. Oregon. Diamond S-3443. IN DEBT! DONT let bills cost your lob, your credit, everything you ownf IP you art In debt beyond your ablr Ity to pay and sincerely want to get out of debt, set BUDGET CONSULT ANTS and have us explain our DEBT REDUCTION PLAN to you. Ont place to pay all bills, at a payment you can afford. No security, no co Signers. NOT A LOAN COMPANY BUDGET CONSULTANTS Licensed and Bonded Roseburg, Oreeon Ph. OR 2-3591 4M SP Main St. Help Wanted 14 EXPERIENCED RANCH HELP Call eve nings after 7:30 p.m. OR MI5? or 1-5 IIS. ARE YOU took ini) fora good part or full tmt incorre? Many Rawleigrt Dealers earn 50 or more hourly, write Rawieigh, J04 Adeline. Oakland, Calif Help Wanted Men 15 TAXI CB DRIVERS. IS yeafs or kJer. Apc'v in person, ial SE Rose. Roseburg ""'"'salesman To Sell Frigidaire Applioncej Contact Ar Welt Umpqua Valley Hardware & Appliance tU5 SE Stephens We will be glad to ntlp you word your want od for Best Results. Help Wanted Men 15 WHY WORRY about striktt rd layoffs. Go imo DUSines w tw " own income.! Phone Calude Butler, OR 2-1391 between 7 and 9 p.m. QUALIFIED JOURNEYMAN Auto Mechanic Write Box 659, News Review Help Wanted Women 16 WANTED Cocktail waitress Saturday nights. Call OR 3-itoO beiort t P m. '.Vork Wanted 17 IRONING cheap. Pickup and Delivery. OR LADYwiSHES oo In "motherless home. Phone OR 3-6741 MOD DUE AGED' lady wants housekeeping iob,livt JnOS 9-W50. YARD-WORK, roiotllllng and lawn mowing, OR 3-6629 IRONING Pickup and Deliver. OR 3-3330 CARPENTER WORK Painting or general repair. Call OS 9-5334. IRONING SI HR. Laundry mending Iree. OR 3-4414 "CARPENTER'WORK AND REPAIRS C. M. Hatfield. OR 3-3821 PART TIME Exp. bookkeeping, typing, dlo taphone, general plflce.Call OR 2-4716 F7CB0b KK E E P E R ( Jr. Accountant. I yrs exp. Call Sulherlin929). IRONING, 90c hour. Pickup and delivery CallOR 3-7758 afler 5 p.m. RADCLIFFE COLLEGE (Harvard) junior girl seeks summer employment. Expert ence In office and domestic work. No job preference. Call Linda Smith at OR 2-4369, Instruction ' 19 PRIVATE DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS Call OR 2-4177 PRIVATE TUTORING by certified teachers. Limited enrollment. QR 3-4623 or OR 3-4736. LEARN TO FLY Special Summer Rates Solo Course. . .$119. . .$9 a lesson. Private ground school ...$3 a lesson Also HELICOPTER Lessons! ROSEBURG SKYWAYS OR 2-3611 OR 2-4189 Municipal Airport Loans and Finance 21 BUY discounted small conlrncts and equities, ORJ-61M oreves ORJ-6091 FOR-SALE $8000 equity in real estate contract. A Interest, payments S150 per month, will discount S1000. OR 3-2553. Family Finance Home Owned and Operated Loans Up lo S1S0O On motor vehicles and furniture 39 SE Washington OR 3-5511 ' LOANS Auto - Salary . Furniture PACIFICt&FINANCE Dick Burdlck Mansqer 444 SE Stephens OR 3-6A&S Livestock Loans Southern Oregon PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN 202 Medical Arts Bldg. ' Phone OR 3-3248 Vacation Time Want to start catching up on necessary home repairs during vacation? We can help you fi nance these with an economical home improvement loan. DOUGLAS COUNTY STATE BANK - Business Opportunities 22 TAVERN and pool hall, Call OR 2-3312afler8 p.m. SELL OR TRADE Cafe at 154?" S. E. Ste- phens. All equipped Including soft ice creammachlne. OR 3-4085 alter 5 p.m. MOTEL Sennits, 5 wit hV lichens, 3 BR home, $20,000. Property or contracts on trade.6len Dal Motel. Myrtle Creek, Ore, MYRTLE VARIETY store formerlyBen Franklin). Owner has olher Interests. Andy Rostron, Box "NN", Myrtle Creek, Ore. THE RED BARN RESTAURANT and Taverrv 15 miles east of Roseburg, on North Ump qua river and Hlqhway. Phone Bess Ras IDEAL trailer court property. Space-for" 3d trailers. Present Income from furnished cabins i300 per month. tAOOO down will handle. Or will trad equity. Call OR 3-4955. after 3 p m. Commercial Rentals 24 FOR LEASE Warehouse sMce 4 blocks fromJacksonSt.OR 2-4003 or OR 3-6040. ROSE STREET buildlng7'80x"il0Tnow Ofr cupled by Lock wood Motors available about July. OS -5002. SOUTHGATE" DIST Formerly BerghT Al pllance 30 x 90', parking. Lease all of subdivide. Building tor lease. Call OR 3-elt oayi, or on tves. FOR RENT SMALL SHOP IN SOUTHGATE L. W. Metiocr OR 3-7451 OREGON EGG PRODUCERS WAREHOUSE, iu. ih wiim CO I. on id mjy. IJ.iJTO q, II, floor spece with office, dock loading for trucks under cover. Also dock unloading for freight cars. Call Lee Brumflid, OR !-2i00 or Al Bonnighauser, 30 SE Ash rcr'lflng ' Oregon. Wanted to Rent 25 THREE SED90OU furnlerd houtt bv pro leisional man bvjuly lal. OR 3-aOM. WANTED 3 or"i bwjrcom homt. Call OR 1-4341 atter 7 p m. COUPLE afd dauflMer would " HiialaroT or 3 bwrcom houie. OR Me3. REOISTERED"nURSE" leri l"""bdreeni horn, on Weiliid.. OR 3.3545 t.ft,r j pm. LOCAL BUSINESS MAN wishes to lease 3 or a) bedroom home in nice area. Prefers 2 baths. Will pay up to a years rent in adv .nee if necessary. Write c 0 'fyi. -Rfvif"'5. Apartments For Rent 26 1 SEOROOM ao' Coff-cterety fumiiAil utility Mj. OR 3-&S34-WESTSIDE moo..n fvr.afwa 1 bwroom aol UMiT ei pad. No Pen. CR 3-a3i. RE'INISMEO I BR apli Fur-i,w Inciuo!,, uM.iiei. XL Court. Pr..Sutrrltn VERY nice furi apt: Nice toca'nrcoupi. anl, no 13M SE Oougiai.