Lookingglass Residents Return From Motor Trip To
B HAZEL uiiu
si- Vir. .iVT-ri. v.
Mr. and Mrs. .Mehin Thrasher of
ioiAinsalass and son. Br,,..,. ,,.
uiuiiitri.
Mrs. tuuord L. nirasher, have re
turned trom a motor trip lo Mis-
soun. ine -Vrs. Thrash-
rl a .......... gi jusuii
and with other relatives and
friends there ana m Lartliage and.
t,eo in), i.n ruuie nome they
'
Many Preachers Are Likely
To Make Jail This Summer
. ,.,, ...... State I'niversitv. spent the week-1 the architect for the first unit. Mrs. daughter. Cristi An; weight 8
n "..id i. ; ! muted the leaders of the Nation-: end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whisenant of Mvrtle Creek, pounds 5Ji ounces.
Unittd rres international al Council of Churches twho arc Elton Grass. i who is a member of the local com-1 HL M I'll I! IKS To Mr. and
The high church officials who generally synonymous with the Mr. and Mrs. Tom Findlav re- mittce, was also contacted. Mrs. Homer Humphries, Little Riv
were arrested lor taking part in leaders of the major Protestant port having visited the former's er Rt . Glide Julv 1 a son Kel-
a uui. .... Binr.c6iv6fliiuu ui-iii-
onstralion in Baltimore were the
vanguard of a growing move -
incnt.
1 DUUIC M.C auilllliri 13 Ulll.
quite a. lot of preachers are likely
lo land in jail.
Leaders of major religious bod -
recent weeks have issued
irs in
fervent appeals to America's
li'hilo Christians In inin lltn uti-na.
gle for racial justice as active al -
lii of protesting Negro "rnuns
"Now is the time for actiuii
even costly action that may jeo-
nardize the organizational goals
and the institutional structures of
the church." said the policv - mak -
ing General Board of the Nation-; Episcopal Bishop Daniel Corri
al Council o( Churches, in a res- gan, who was arrested alon" with
olution adopted last month. Dr. Blake, is a top assistant to
11 said Christians should be. the Rt. Rev. Arthur 11. Lichten
prepared to "suffer personal in-1 berger, presiding bishop of the
dignities, alienation and physical ; Episcopal Church, who is chair
suffering" to hear witness to ! man of the Commission on Relig
tlicir conviction that "every child lion and Race. Bishop Lichtenber
of God is a brother to every i ger is ill and could not take part
other. 1 in the demonstration personally.
litVUIM.
. j ... .
u!":u ,'raf .muoui rarK
and mh r .
""1 .
.inrea Ulluanl is eninvi
, week's leave with his parents
and Mrs. E. E. Ollivrnt. and tarn-
lly. He has completed his course
hi Air irailic ralrnl at Kci ir
Air Base, Miss., and is being trans- ed relatives and friends in Cali -
(erred lo Fort Lewis. En route heifornia,- stopping at Paradise and
visited his brother-in-law and sis -
, w.......w.M.3 niui.li lua.-vc up nit-
council! "to engage personally in
, other direct action in particular
' situations of racial tension."
" BlI V11CV11 C UIU-
isram of church action for racial
justice and get it rolling this sum-
;; "ler, "le council set up a 25 - moni -
! er Comn'ssion on Religion and
Race.
The Rev.
Dr. Eugene Carson
1 mane, siatea clerk (chief execu-
live officer) of the
United Presby -
1 foininr mesi.
!.l CoiicU of
e was one of
, tcri.m Church and a
dent of the National
'he commission. He
! the clergymen arrested
. more.
in Rntti.
w '
The newspaper advertiser bids for business from strength. Here are some of his trump cards.
Audience: 90 million adults read a newspaper on an average day-about 86.4 of all U.S.
households.
Attention: people like to read advertising in the newspaper, feci lost without it, overwhelm
ingly prefer a newspaper with advertising.
Confidence: people believe in newspaper advetti'ing, consider it factual, accurale, and
trushvoilliy. Advertisers agree, and last year had the confidence lo invest $3.0 billion in
newspaper space.
If ou'ic an advertiser, why not deal yourself a strong hand? Use newspapers.
MORE PEOPLE DO MORE BUSINESS THROUGH NEWSPAPERS
.. ....
icr, .Mr. ana Mrs. luhis ouney,'
i ...... ... s.-i... i u....
'"J. '"" " . ....
Thelina Leonard of I'mtxiua. have'
returned from an extended trip to
lii.'eirw. Ipv Kn rniitr. thpv uil.
1 Anaheim and toured Disneyland
I and Knott's Berry Farm. They also
; toured Grand Canyon, Bryce and
Zion National Parks en route to
Hissins where they enjoyed a re-
iards family and friends in her
former home.
' Nancy Grass, student at Oregon
. : rind'rm.. wi'su idav in WeiS!?a-,er. Bobbi, Annette; weiKht .hi K.yc; wejstal pounds 6 ou,
,. Mr. nanied bv the latter s mother. Mrs. home. The group went Koscburg in mm-. ' ..." ; 10 " ' au
oroiiier, ttouci i, who is saia to De,tnrivc3 in uivkmipib
improving in health following a re-'
! cent relapse. MOSCOW (L'Pl) Vladimir
.Mr. and Mrs. Olto R. Weisz and Shchcrbitsky has been removed
"."Sinvi., ..,,.. BIIU u. (.(., Hit
'home from i 13-day trip in which;
t-'ey visited the formers parents. ,
! Mr. and .Mrs. Peter Weisz, who are;
reported lo be in failing health.
i nc parents live at Liuienvooa.i
' " . lne ."-aveiers also visited
'"i" re,a'"l.ra ""'a -
! En route home they went to North-
i Rate. Canada, where I hey visited
:!' .wter Mrs Bill Brewster.
an" family, lo greet them on their
return nomp was inev son. ltutiy
i ...1... 1,,1 ...... ..j c-
who had lust arrived lrom San Die-
So on a two-week leave from the
Navy.
Lookout Post Assumed
Diann Weisz has taken up her
work for the summer at the Dutch
man's Butte Lookout. She man
ned the Belle Mt. Lookout last sum
mer. "Rclle Mt." u:is hlnvvn Hnwn
during the October wind storm and
has not been restored.
trump hmul
Missouri
. .... ..... t-.u...
.sir. ana .mis. siutn r.ii-ii m
v. ,.... si... ina Bnnw (
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the afternoon to be with their moth -
er, Mrs. Herman Schulze. in the;""'"" lalbot Jr., 19j2 Bertha.
. l.randvieu' ttesl Home.
I Mr. and lirs. Arthur Marsh. Mr. '
and .Mrs. Aaios Wren and Arthur,
Boyer drove to Myrtle Creek Sun
day afternoon to visit Miss Desda
Wixson and MacArthur Wixson and
to confer with them regarding plans
for the development of the Wixson
erty given to the WCTU Children's
Farm Home on Bilger Creek. in.
itial drawings are being made by
i:L.-ain anH
w. ... .....
given the job of regional Commu-
nist party secretary in the Dnep -
ropretrovsky region, it was dis -
ciosed Sunday.
krain'iun Republic's party Je"e Stefanich, 1524 NE Todd. : tendance to view the work demon-1 Vr- Mrs. Jim Lee and chil
ikolai Podgorny. was re- Roseburg, July 2, a daughter, Slier- stratel. Fron an enrollment of 70. '". 'ntla and Roger, spent the
th r
chief N
, leased from his post last month
b , became one o(
"" ", " c
: of ,h! S"
'
of the II sccre-
viet Communist
Now You Know
United Press Internetional
By
The earliest surviving toys are Sene Jr., weight 7 pounds 3'j ounc -
miniature horses baked from clayics.
dating from 500 B.C., but children- HEICHEL To Mr. and Mrs.
have been known to possess play-1 Garry Ileichel, 417 SE Sykes,
thincs such as tov soldiers and Roseburg, July 3, a daughter.
; dolls since about 3,000 B.C.
ac-
cording to Collier's Encyclopedia.
Births
community Hospital
.MAK1 oV To Mr and Mrs
. -'.'" "J -r- ana airs.
Louis Marlow.
! . ' alhim io Mr. and Mrs.
; ivuas-uuii:, june 5. a son. uavia
Hampton
ounces.
weight 6 pounds 8
K1KKENDALI. To Mr. and
!Mrs. l.vnn Kirkemtall Rt i Hn
Camas Vallev June 29 a son I
navj.i r,nj,,i. unk.iit R imi'nH iu
: M 1
, l 1 fc' i- l ,
j-hailes lHcr, 2185 L. Diamond
V . "lv(l- Roseburg, June 30, a
1 vin Boyce;
ounce.
Winston, J.ine 27, a Kosebure, July 4, a daughter.
weight 7 pounds W'and tt j be a( )e winston
HOAGLAND - To Mr. and Mrs.
''eu lloagland, 2995 NK Douglas,;..,. ,i ,.:,! , ,,; !,.,,
.. , ...... . ... .
" ' . " ,cnau
; en,m a puunua c uuuc -
1 cs;. ,,. .,,,, , ...
STEFANIC1I To Mr. and Mrs.
: ,,e am cigiu o pounns i'i ounc -
CS' , .
aiw.ir.ii iu air. anu jirs. session
William Stinnett, PO Box 366, The Rev. and .Mrs. Everett Gard
Glide, July 2, a son, Evan Todd; jner of the Dillard -Winston Metho
weight 8 pounds W ounce. Jdist Church are at Indian Springs
WHITE To .Mr. and Mrs. Mur-;near Medford attending the annual
rel White Sr., 1902 NV Carl, Rose-1 District .Minister's Retreat,
burg, July 3, a son, Muriel Eu- i Mrs. A. W. McGuire. her daujjh-
rawndu Hoinayne; wcv.ht 0 pounds
' 8' .a ounces.
I iitiTwooD To sir. and Mrs.
iCarl Chituood, 452 W. linpqua
-
ttisebr., ldleyld lit. Box 525.
1 Kuseuuiii, July 4. a son. I a u I
i r.iui'ry jr.: svemni 7 noumis H'i
ounces.
W-D Church Picnic
To Be Rescheduled
By PHEBE McGUIRE
The previously planned picnic for
members of the Dillard - Winston
MethfMlit Chur.h nnrt thttip fi-inn.lc
on Sunday was postponed due to,"", onaron uison.
the unlavorable weather. The event
will be re-scheduled at a later date
1 Community Park.
The "Sharing Program" for par-
I altc-ndcd the Dillard-Winston Molh
; otiist Summer Bible School was
held Thursday evening at the
j church. A large crowd was in at-
1 an avcrago of 05 in attendance was
; reported throughout
t the Itto-wcokl
! tor, Mrs. John Dyhre, and Mrs.
j Dyhre ' infant daughter, Kim, have
I returned lo Winston from a trip to
;San Diego and Ixis Angeles. They
I left Tuesday evening to drive the
1 termor s sister, June aibule, anu a
niece, Alice Unwell, lo San Diego.
Miss Howell is from lnglcwoml,
Calif. Also making the trip was
Mrs. Dyhre's son, Chuckie, who re
mained in Montebello, Calif., lo
spend the next three weeks with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
L. llollmger.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilberd and
two sons were in Winston Saturday'
to visit Mrs. Gilbcrd's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul White. They
returned to their home in Portland
Sunday taking their daughter, Su
san, who had neen visiting ncr
grandparents for the past
few
weeks.
Adventists Aid
Mission Projects
The Uosehurg Seventh-day Ad
vent isl church contributed recent
ly to a project in Mexico City
which will eventually see 10 new
Advenlist churches erected there.
Dr. Lewis Hart, Sabbath School
superintendent, stated that pres
ent plans call for two commun
ity centers, each with a seating
capacity of 200 lo 300 persons.
These will later become diuretics.
Al present there arc five Advent
isl churches in the city.
The church also heard a report
on ils medical project for the
past quarter the Port-of-Spain
Community llnspifnl in Trinidad,
West Indies. The hospital is add
ing a new wing, the report said
which will bring its in-patient ca-
naCIIV In 100. T ie hoslllta now
lin.1 B0 beds and is COnslailtly
filled to capacity. -New, tipto-thc
nuiuiiu I'tiiiipim-iii io ui-iiis; aim-
cd also, in order lo continue ils i
s'iiicil-iis acti is v iu iiiu suiiiiiiuii-
ity, the report stated.
The Seventh-day Advenlist de
nomination operates 114 similar
sanitariums and hospitals
throughout the world, plus a like
number of clinics, not including
mobile clinics working in the
field at let intervals in connec
tion with established hospitals.
Students Interviewed
A special feature of (he Sab
bath School program was an in
terview between "Pat" Snow, di
rector of the junior department of
the local Sabbath School, and
Miquel (Mike) and Victor t'on
trcros who, with their parents,
came to the Itosehnrg area lrom
San S.i vndm e. l ie liovt. attend-
ed lllC chlllch'S local elementary I
school liist year. Mike was one
of the Kraduulcs.
Anolher (cnture was a first
hand rnport from tlm Island of
.lamnica bv Clarence Muiimh
the father of Dr. A. B. .Munror,
local physician. Hn slated thai
there arc many Adventist chtircli
es on the island.
Idled Worker
Climb Noted
WASHINGTON (t I'll The gov-,
prnmi'nt rciiorlnl tuilay thai un- j
pnipliiynient increased 800,00".) to i
4.800,1)00 iiiillinn in June, with
teen agei's aicuuntiiiii liir all of
the iniicase. !
At the siiinc time, the Labor j
Di'liiirliiient's Bureau of Labor j
Statistics announced that total em
ployment in the country climbed
to over 70 million for the first j
time in the nation .1 history.
Labor Secretary V. Willaid ;
Wirt. aid the new employment j
niarn. "on the face of it, seem j
lil:e a aood record." Hut he said !
the nation should take nole of the I
fait that unemployment was 1.5
million higher than June, 1918.
The seasonally adjusted unem
ployment rale for June was 5 7
per cent, same as in April, be
fore the teen a e influx began.
The rale had been S9 per cent
in .May and 5.5 per cent in June,
If2.
BOYS AND GIRLS
ETON. Knlanrl ( I I'l i-Clauile
i Taylor, i classics teacher t,uu
will inoie from the all boy Kton
' School to the all-gn I North Kore
land Uidiie School next sear. tzot
olf to a duoious start today s.hen
ihe said he cxpect'i no dillitulty
;in the awitch because "girls
, !no different from boya "
re
I Men., July I, 1963 Thi
Canyonville Visitor
Recent Graduate
i By BETH CHAPPELL
' Dave Dunbar, who was recently
prailu:.terl frnm San .In. statu r.sl.
lege with a BA decree, is visiting
in Canyonville wilh his parents,
!the Franklin Duubars. He major
ed in languages.
Skit Praunttd
A skit. "The Art Linklctler Kid-
Ulij Hour." was presented by Rain
!bow Girls of South Douglas As-
Uembly at their recent meeting.
! Prticipling were Mary Connor.
-v ael- 1,1 r"Sn'
Diuwn, iciiny ana nu.auu ii.uii
The Rev. Claude Malan. Mrs. C.
J. Brent, Mrs. Ncltie Harding, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Shaffer and fam
ily and the Franklin Dunbars are
currently altending the Assembly
of God Church Camp at Brooks.
city uecoruer iiuj;u miiuup it-.
mimls all residents that there is
an ordinance in the city of Canyon-
j villc asi"st dogs running at large.
wcokciui ai hk-iiout ou,
' """
ere re
cent guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Neilson en route lo
New Mexico.
William McKinney and daughter,
Marilyn, with the former's mother,
I Mrs. Huse McKinney of Medford.
went to Portland recently where
I Mrs. McKinney boarded a plane
for Anchorage. Alaska. While in
Portland McKinney visited his
wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ches
ter Davis of Benverton.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kelley
Sr. drove to Bandon Sunday Iu
pick up their grandson, David El
lingson, who will visit with them
for a time.
Pvt. Charles Kelley reportedly ar
rived in Germany June 20 and is
stationed 15 miles from his broth
er, Sgt. George W. Kelley Jr.
DRESS THE PART
PULLMAN. Wash.- (UPI)-The
director of the high school sum
mer camp ploy at Washington
Slate University said today he is
having no probloms with the cos
tuming of the cast.
The director, Del Carson, is
staging the play. "Rebel Without
A Cause," a production that deals
with teen-agers and juvenile de
linquency. "I insl tell them to come as
thev are. Thev couldn t lie cos
tumed more perfectly, Larson
said.
WORLDS TO CONQUER
LONDON (UPn British coltim
that n fiisl-iislim tcum ot Ktis-
sian rowers Uuugm a uanuumu
and tlarls in London, indicating
thev mav try to become world
champions in that snort, a favor
ite in British pubs.
"I am not mutiny women,
said Cassandra in his Daily Mir
ror column. '"The only piacc 10
learn darls properly is in a pith
and there are no pubs in Russia.
LEGAL
NOTICE OP PINAL SETTLtTMBNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thai Tutl-
r.?uZAJ&rtM
i n.oi.. counlv Court House. RoioDurg, Ort-
oon, nave been fixed as Iht Unit tnd pact
,,? iiitd by mt undersigned m mt
circuit touri oi me aiaie oi w,pv"
P00'1"' cu""- 1Pr,b"', D""lm""'
Dated and first published: July Isl, 1,63.
CHARLES WILKENS INSLEY
Extcutor of the Ltsl Will tnd
Testament and Estate ol HAR
RIET EVANS INSLEY, deceased.
NO. 7717
NOTICI OP EXECUTRIX IALI
OP REAL PROPERTY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THI
STATE OP OREOON POR
DOUOLAS COUNTY
' PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the miller ol Iht Eslalt
, ol
DELIA 1icCARTHY. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned Executrix of the Last Will and
Testament of Delia McCarthy, deceased, pur
suant to an erdrr 01 sale of Iht Circuit
Court of the Slttt of Oregon lor Douglts
County, Probatt Department, made and en
tered In the above enlitlsd estate on Iht
2!lh day ol June, 1,63 will oiler lor salt
and mil lrom and alter the 3Qlh day of
July 1,63, lor ceifi or for pari nih and I
ojh credit,
el 313 eacmc difib., KoseDum.
Orenon the following described reel property
sitid estate, to-wit
Lots S and 4, Block Ji, RAILROAD AD
DITION lo th City ot Roseburg, Doug
las CO' inly, Oriflon.
Trie sale will be sublect to tht confirma
tion of the Above entitled court.
IRENE: WANOEMAN, Execulrl
DANIEL P. KE0HANE
Attorney lor tiirculrlx
115 Pacific Bldg.
Roteburg, Ore-go-,
Dale of first publication: July 1. 1ft?
Data ol last publication: July II. IU3
CLASSIFIED INDEX
AIRCRAFT M
APARTUENTS FOR RENT
AUCTIONS . .
AUIO INSURANCE
AUTOMOTIVb s::rvice II
AUTOMOTIVE WANTED 13
AUTOS FOR SALE II
AUTO TRUCK PARTS 7S
flOATS AND MOTORS 51
BUILDING fATERIAL. .... ,1
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ... H
flUSINESS PERSONALS I
CARD OF rsANKS S
COMMERCIAL RENTALS ... )l
FXCHANOC REAL ESTATE ... 31
FARM CQUIPMFNT 70
FARMS AND RANCHES 3,
FLORISTS ,
FUEL ,1
HAV AND GRAIN II
HEAVY EQUIPMENT 7J
HELP WANTED ., II
HELP WANTED MEN IS
HCLP WANT EO WOMEN H
HOUSES FOR RENT f
HUNirR'S ATTENTION .
income property 3'
instruction . '
livestock 1
loans and Finance 31
logging equipment 74
lost and found 17
LOTS AND ACREAGES 3t
IVASKCT BASKET ... S'
(.;C'LLANEOUS FOR SALE .. IS
,'ISCELLANEOUS RENTALS ... Jl
MISCELLANEOUS WANT EO .. I
MOBILE HOMiE PARKS 31
MOBILE HOMFS . Jl
IV.Q8IL6 HOMES FOR RENT ..
MOTORCYCLES 77
MUSICAL INSI RUMENTS SO
I.OIICS II
OFFICE EQUIPMENT SI
,'. RSONALS 7
P-TS AND PET SUPPLIES .. II
POULTRY AND RABBITS . . II
PO.'.-R SA.VS 71
RTAL ESTAIF ., .34
REAL ESTATE Y.ANTEO . 3)
POCfA Alio IOA7D
POOMS FOR RENT 17
SCrDS NURSERY STOCK . . SS
SPORTING GOCOS . . SI
TIMBER AND SAVMILLS .... 41
TRADfc MISCELLANEOUS 1
TRUCKS FOR SALt 7.
WAN I EO RENT IS
SVOR WANTED 17
tYHIUi Tl) 9 II
Ntwi - Rtvitw, Roicburg, Ort. If
Classified
Section
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
DIAL 672-3321
CASH RATES
Ai.irtiitrf FOf BuimeH lYitrtm SoilOuj
Trill Art
Cord of Thanks $2.00
l-Dav rote 2 lints SI. 00
3-Doy rote 2 lines $2.00
6-Day rale 2 lines $2.75
30-Day rale 2 lines $6.00
I -Day rate 3 lines SI. 50
3-Day rote 3 lines $2.75
6 Doy rate 3 lines $3.75
30-Day tale 3 lines $8.00
CREDIT
Ato.l litis s:!,!:t to 50 rnt
!iv.:i r a ;i :o.- cieait
DEADLINES
P'xiu PlitI Ai.Ml.s.ni t P.M. Olf Prior U
Pubticiiion. Tro Kl.Yl-Rrjvia ntlrvil trti
hi t to clissif, tM or reji:! in clliiilno
nr. I.UD7.
ADJUSTMENTS
If yo-jr lav.aii? aMt ppau incorrectly,
colt i)( us ij.ir.iG.iiii,. V.i ami not u res
ronsiDle lor mo- tUi one incorrect iniertion.
SuO resjBnjibi.it is limited to correct
instrtio.1 Di advirtisrrcerit.
Refuali Will Hit li Mill Uirt 1IH M tin
Card of Thanks
CARD OF THANK
THANK YOU, all lh many friends who sin
m carat, dowers end flood wishes end
visited m during my stay in tha hospital.
I would like to write each of you person
ally hut there ware so many It is Impos
sible. They were all appreciated so very
much and It was so nice to hear from
all of yoj,
Mrs. P. N. (Meble) Busenbarh.
Personals
SIGURD J. R. IVERSON Please contact
Lous Iverson, 143 S. 4th St., Coos Bey.
drinking Phqblev? Call Alcoholics An
onymous. 7j-M29.
YOUR AEtna LIfa" agent Is Vince Schuelll".
can ej-JWi or Res. 473-4119.
YOUNG WOMEN of any faith needing con
tldential advice may contact Catholic Char
Ities, 371 W. Broadway Eugene, Oregon
Diamond 5-J442.
Help Wanted Men 15
ALL AROUND mtchlnlst and comb, welder
Kcyslon. Macwno Worki. m NE Ch.slnul.
WANTED Mirrl.ri m.rV with c.r lor local
Full.r Bruit! Co- roul. DOS per week guar
anteed to ilarl. Phono 073-13,1 overling,
only.
WANTED Heavyduly" mocnantci. Ploosi
call m-3!I, 7M,U alter o p.m. J. R.
Slandl.y K Son. Logging Co.
EXPERVeNCED unlet .lalVon Ittndtnt
Modtrn Station, good pay. Wrltt giving
ant, qualification!, references, fo Iht New,
Review, Bo 676.
OVERFORTY? Wliv'worknor-oiheri?-i?l
per wook can be your, by itrving custom.
tr. in Douglai Co. Part.flme con.ldered.
Write Rawlelgh, 306 Adeline. Oakland.
Calif.
MAN WANTED Unexpected change make,
vacancy In Douglai Co. Opportunity l
take over tMabllolied buslnest. Dealer,
earning! S135 and up weekly. Writ Row.
reign, joa Adeline, uakiano. cam.
WANTED
4' DOUGLAS FIR cordwood, 6" to 11" die.
S15cord. Glanvtlle Box 673-3781.
DO YOU" NEEO MONEY"
OPPORTUNITY of llfellmt In direct loll
ing. Show our customers In your area
quality clothing In the comfort of tselr
home, stvt them 30 to 30?.. Up to Sl.000
samples furnished free. No txptrlenct
needed. Make money from the first sale.
Full or pert tlmt. Northwesltrn ' Woolen
Co.. SIO-lsl Avt. N Minneapolis, Minn..
Box 7.
Help Wanted Women 16
PRACTICAL nurse, live In, car for elderly
man. No drinkers or smokers. 473-3151,
RECeptT6NliTFOR
type. Writ Box 474, Co The News Review.
MIDDLE AGED housekeeper tor elderly man.
Live In. V7J777.
WOMEN" WANTED tor "moleT manaoement
training. See Classification No. 19.
LADY to tnke char tie of motherless home.
Contact W. G. Bailey. 971 NE Division.
Myrtle Creek, Or.
WANTED Woman'"dlnner cook, ex
perienced waitress nd experienced cook's
hflper and dishwasher. Apply In person
between a.m. and U noon or from 4 p.m.
to I p.m. Island Cafe. 1353 NE Stephens.
Work Wanted
17
ALTERATIONS, resl-.'ling, lur.clolh coals.
suits, dresses. Work guartnletd. I71-7M3.
CARPENTER WOR K "Palfilingor-flVnerai
repair Call I7,-S3J4.
CARPENTER WORKAND REPAIRS
C. 7.1. Nalllcld. 173-JIJI
F.C BOOKKEEPER. Jr. Accountant. Vyr,
exp. Ctll Sutnerlln 43,-93,l.
IRONiNGi" ioc hourV Picaijpand otiivtr
Call 473-77U alter 3 p.m.
MOWING, Dadgt Irlrnmlng, ilowtr cartyard
work. Ovn equipment. 177.1741.
IRONING Cheap. Plfkup and Delivery.-"
6I7-47.M
Instruction
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PRIVATE DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS
Cell 673-7517
MOTEL" MANAGEMENT: MEN." WOMEN
AND COUPLES wanted for immedlflte
training. Excellent future. American Motel,
lne , Box 669, c o The News Review.
Loans and Finance 21
LOANS
AUTO, furniture, salary, etc. Wally Smith,
mgr. LAURENTIOsI FINANCE. 113 SE
Oak, phone t)i-U.
Family Finance
Heme Cw.ed tnd operated
Leant I' 3 to St SCO
On noi'.r vehicles end furniture
't SE Wasl.ln0.9n 7MJI
Livestock Loans
Southern Orsgon
PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN
202 .Medical Arts Bltig.
Phone 673-3248
KNCCK ON ANY
DOOR
It would lev.e a lonfj time to txnenK
(n approifmatelv 1I,COO doors, ye)
NEWS-RPVIE WANT ADS er ad
rnlttiw to the! meny subscribers'
homes every day without knocking.
Par quick action it low cost WANT
ADS can't be bej)t. II you need cesh
in e hurry ,mj have good usable
merchandise you no lenqer need sell
it thru a low cost NEWS-REVILW
WANT AD.
DIAL OR 2-3321
ASK ABOUT UL'R LOW 10
day n.vrns wmi can-
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