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I u u II I l mammal 48 Operatic sola ' llC ' I I as:. &s . uifi. w 42 Old- 50 Surety i iV? OAtlT sl-?g-rL.l 12 I13 I I I I lu 1 I I I -N. wTvTICl l I I .. -l I V KV " r 34 Ml lA j - t - I.. I I I z I III I I III I I I M O. 55 I j I P1 I Fu j "Please take care of all my friends, and help to take , 1 1 ' 1 1 J I ' care of those that aren't!" CARNIVAL By DICK TURNER Todays Youth Home Economics Offers Wide Choice Modern Invention and technolog ical advances will add new jobs to the wide span filled by the 25 million women working today. who constitute about one-third of the total U.S. labor force. Within the next decade, says the U.S. Department of Labor, some 30 million women are ex pected to be holding down jobs. students who complete n i g n school, and decide early on a fu ture career will have a better chance for job fulfillment, edu cators point out. More professionally educated women are needed now to fill jobs in the home economics field, observes a home economist, and more will be needed in the fu ture. Also in demand will be those with specific training and skills in non-professional areas. One group of young women! have a head start. They arc 411 j Club members enrolled in a home ' economics program. At some time during club membership, re ports the National 4-11 Service Committee, nearly every one of the 1.3 million girls enrolled in 4-H receives some training in her dual role of future homemaker and career woman. Sewing, meal planning, nutri tion, home management, interior decoration, fashion and consumer education are among the projects in whicn 4-H Club members par ticipate. They start in 4-H as young as 9 years of ago, and many re main for as long as 10 years. Volunteer adult and junior 411 leaders supervised by the Coop erative Extension Service head the local clubs. Idaho Visitors Are Feted AtCanyonville Barbecue By BETH CHAPPELL Mr. and Mrs. Darrcll More house and Darlcne and David of Caldwell, Idaho, were recent guests at Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peters' home. On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Peters had a barbecue for their guests. Included were the Morehouses and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bordeaux of Riddle. Mr. and Mrs. More house resided in Canyonville un til they moved five years ago. Guests at the Richard Pcttcr- son home were Mr. anil Mrs. Rob ert Kczsely of Eureka, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Lorcn Petlerson of Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Richard Petterson and children recently returned after spending thrco and a half weeks staying with her husband who is going to summer school at Hum' bold! State College in Areata, Calif., and visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lake of Eureka, Calif. Recent guests at the home of the Norman Hansons were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fcldncr of Billings, Mont. Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Fcld ner were roommates together in college. Fcldner teaches at East ern Montana College. The two families both have twin sons the same age. A recent visitor at Mrs. Pearl Moore's home was Mrs. Iva Lara more of Tacoma. Wash. Together they attended (lie Grants Pass Oklahoma picnic. Mary Beth Proctor and Mary Ann Roylc are staying at the Indian Soda Springs Methodist Youth Camp. Howard Roylc, with Mrs. Pearl Moore and her guest, Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Campbell of Newport Beach, Calif., recent ly visited friends in Lanyonviue. D. W. Gill was formerly associat ed with Campbell in connection with the former Alcan Mill in Canvonville. Mr, and Mis. J. Paul Campbell, with Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mrs. Iva I.aramorc, drove the girls to camp. mm South's bidding Is worthy of study. He merely ovcrcalled with one diamond to start lwfbu.se he knew the bidding would not stop there. His original intention was to show his spades later on. but when North raised his diamonds and East bid NORTH (D) It A3 55 A 1083 J7 WMT EAST J54 4KQ1I WKQlOt 4 K 8 S None OKtl AQ10JJ SOUTH A 1076J V AS e QJ87M Non No on vulnerable Nwth East Koatk West Pan I I IV I is) Double Past Past Piss Openlnf letd t K pades South simply jumped to five diamonds to put pressure on West. West felt no Dressure. He had t completely balanced hand with an apparent trump trick nd 12 high I card points. His double looitea like money from home. Soutii't play was een better than hit bidding. He won the first heart; For Women Encouraging these future home economists, scientists, writers, mothers, teachers and business women arc two corporations that annually contribute funds, educa tional literature and technical as sistance to the national 4-H cloth ing and the foods-nutrition pro grams. They are Coats & Clark Inc., which this year will help 12 girls with their college education by way of $500 national clothing scholarships. General Foods Corporation will give six $500 scholarships to top ranking club members in the 4-H foods-nutrition program. Both firms will bring to Chica go as delegates to the week-long National 4-11 Club Congress state award winners from all 50 states and Tuerto Itieo 102 in all. Nancy Stewart Claims High Grades At School Nancy Lou Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Gordon Stew art, 217 W. Chapman, Roseburg, achieved a 3.583 grade point av erage and made the spring se mester honor roll at Willametto University, according to regis trar Kichard Yocom. Miss Stewart graduated from Roseburg Senior High in 1950 and received a bachelor of music ed ucation degree from Willamette this June. She is a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority and af filiated with Mu Phi Epsilon mu sic honorary and Alpha Lambda Delta scholastic honorary. Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harry and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hover son enjoyed dinner together in Myrtle Creek. After leaving Can yonville the Campbells were going on to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar lloversnn were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Gill at the Gill's weekend retreat at Scottsburg. They en joyed fishing on Loon Lake. LEGAL NOTICE OP SALE TEMPORARY NOTE HOUSINO AUTHORITY OP DOUGLAS COUNTY. OREGON Sealed proposals will be received by the Housing Author lly ol Douglas County, Oregon (hereinafter colled the "Local Authority") at Iti olflces (P.O. Box 966 ln the City of Koseourg Oregon, until, and publicly opened at, 10 o'clock A.M. (Pacific D.S.T.) on Au gust 13, ivM, (or me purcnaie or J60,000 Temporary Notes (13lh Series), being Issued to ma in financing us iow-rem nousing proiecr s-. The notes will bt dated September TO. 1963, will be payable to bearer on SeDfenv ber II, 19M, and wilt bear interest at the rate or rales per annum fixed In the oro posal or proposals accepted for the purchase of such notes. All proposals for the purchase of said notes shall be submitted In a form approved by the Local Authority. Copies of such form of proposals and Informal Ion concerning the notes may be obtained from the Local Au I tnorny at the address Indicated above. NOTICE TO INSURANCE AGENTS AND COMPANIES Fleet Insurance Douglas County, Oregon SEALED bids will be received by Doualas Courtly Court at the Courthouse, Roseburg. ; Oregon at 10:30 A.M., August 14, 1963, on fleet insurance as follows: a) Bodily In fury and property damage b) Plrt, thett and comprehensive, on all county self propelled vehicles. Instructions to bidders and specifications are on tile In the County Clerks Office and copies Iherwil may be obtained at Ihe County En gineer's Office, Courthouse, Roseburg, Ore ("". ... ... No person may wimarnw mi diu mm ma hour set tor opening.- rimm in i rountv Court reserves the right to renct any or all proposals or to accept Ihe proposal deemed best tor the counly. DOUGLAS COUNIY LUUKi V, T. Jackson, County Judge E. R. Melfoer, Commissioner Ray E. Doerner, Commissioner Complex Play Is Simple By OSWALD JACOBY (Written For NEA) played the acc of spades, ruffed a spade, ruffed a club to get back to his hand, ruffed a second spade, ruffed a second club and led a fourth spade on which West dis carded a club. Now South made one of those plays that separate the mrn from the boys. He carefully ruffed that spade with the acc, not Ihe ten of diamonds. Then he led dummy's ten of diamonds and overtook with his jack. West won with his king whereupon South showed h i s hand, announcing, "I have to lose a heart, but as soon as I get the lead I will draw the rest of the trumps and my ten of spades will be good. Actually, South could have ruffed with the ten of diamonds and still made the hand provided he did not then lead out dummy's ace, hut his line of play was simpler by tar. CJ The bidding has been: Tint Hrmth Wrst North 1 IV 1 2 4 ? Yoti, South, hold: et VAQJtll 4)1 AKM7 What do you do? A Bid flsre hrarU. Tea wsnt ta five the Impression yoa are ucrlfleinf. TOMAT'S Ql.TtSTION West doubles and It is ptvied around to jou. What do you do Dow? Aaswr Tomorrow Tues., July 30, 1963 The CIRCUIT COURT Judgmtnt State, through director of Vet erans Affairs, vs. Guy and Anna Belle Kulton; Charles and Shirley Henderson, Robert and Kathleen Butler and William B. (Inner, trustee of the estate of Charles Henderson, bankrupt. Plaintiff has judgement fur $4,802.04. Mortgage foreclosed on property in Reeds port. Alter Its sale, Butler's will have lien rights against property of $774.01, but it is inferior to plaintiff's. Complaint Raymond G. Morgan vs. State Industrial Accident Commission. Plaintiff asks temporary total dis ability for indefinite time and lat er permanent partial disability equal to 100 per cent of loss of function of arm. He was hurt June 27, 1900 while working for Tom Johns Logging as a choker setter. He was running to get out of the way of a rolling log when he tripped and fell on another log. The claim was closed with a permanent partial award of 75 per cent loss of uso of an arm. LEGAL National Forett Timber For Sale McKinley Rock Salt (Corrected Copy) Oral auction bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, or his authorized representative at the ol' fice of tho Forest Supervisor, Fed' oral Office Building, Koscburg, Or ogon, beginning at 2:00 P.M.. Au gust 26, 13, lor all merchantable limber marked or designated for cutting on an area embracing 181 acres, more or less, witlim sec. tions 10, 11 and 15. T. 24 S., It. 1 E., W.M., surveyed, in tho Ump qua National Forest, Oregon. The estimated volumes are: 0,500 M board feet of Douglas-fir, 400 M board feet of sugar pine. 200 M board feet of western hemlock and other species. The minimum ac ceptable bid per M board feet is as follows: Douglas-fir $15.80, su gar pine $5.05, western hemlock und other species $5.65. This in cludes tho following rates, per M board feet for slumuago includ ing deposit for sale area better ment: $3.00 baso rate plus an ad ditional $12.25 for Douglas-fir. $3.00 baso rate plus on additional $1.50 for sugar pine, $2.00 base rate plus an additional $3.10 for western hemlock and other species and $0. 55 for slash disposal for all snccics. The stumpagc rates payable for each species will be increased by the amortization rato in ciicct lor that snccics when the unamortized estimated cost of the main haul roads has been amortized by tinv ber scaled. The unamortized esti mated cost is $48,090.00. Amortiza tion rales ore: Douglas-fir $9.11 per M board fuel, sugar pine $1.05 per M board feet anil western hemlock and other species $2.41 per M board feet. Amortization of estimated main haul road costs is computed on 80 per cent of tho estimated limber volume. Tho prices bid for sttimpago sunn no considered as tentative rates subject to quarterly calendar adjustment upward or downward by 0.5 of tho difference between tho average of the month ly Douglas-fir region Indices, as calculated by the Forest Service or the Western Pino Association Lum ber Prico Index for tho thrco pre vious months, and the following base indices: Douglas-fir 103.02(C), sugar nine 104.66. western hemlock and other species 91.68(A). Such adjustments in the price for stumn- age shall be applicable to timber scaled during mo inrce-monuis pe riod following tho quarter for which the adjustment Is computed. In no event, however, shall the payment rates tor each quarter be less than the base rates as stated above. When the adjusted rates by species are lower than tho base rates, tho difference between the total dollar value of the timber cut at adjusted rates and at baso roles will bo recorded for each species. The sttinipago rale for a species will not lie increased nbovc the base rate until tho subsequent adjusted rates above tho base rato will develop an accumulotcd total dollar value for the species in ex cess of tho recorded accumulated difference for all species. Scaled bids will bo publicly opened and posted, at the office of the Forest Supervisor, at 2:00 P.M., on Au gust 20, 1063. All those who sub mitted a satisfactory scaled hid will he permitted immediately to con tinue auction biddinz. A money or der, bunk draft, cashier's or cer tified check in the sum ot $5,700,110 must accompany each bid, to he applied to the purchase price, re funded, or retained for application to any claim for damages, ac cording to the conditions of sale. If requested by the purchaser, con tract terms will permit felling of limber In advance of payment up to the value of the performance bond. If an oral bid is declared to be high at the closing of the auc tion, the bidder must immediate ly confirm the oral bid by sub mitting it in writing on a Forest Service bid form. Tne right to re ject any and all bids i.i reserved. Forest Servico bid forms for use in submitting sealed bids and full information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and the sub mission of bids should he obtained from the District Hanger. Steam boat Hanger Station, Idleyld Pork, Oregon, or the Forest Supervisor. Roseburg, Oregon, before bids are submitted. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS OIOICATED ST R CRT IMPROVEMENT DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON SEALED bids will be received by the County Court ol Douglas County, Oregon at the Courthouse in Reteburg at 10)0 AM, Au gust 13. 1H1, lor the construction work on a dedicated street es follows: Construction of 31 W lineal feet of roadway Incki9ing shaping, placing tfona base and pvirg ol Rett on Ave., 4tn and jm Streets In Dillard Bottom Sublvtsion. Bidders will be required to submit pre Qualification statements. Spec if, cat ions are on tilt with the County Clerk of Douglas County and copies thereof may be obtained at the office of tho County Engineer, Courthouse, Roseburg. Oregon. Dovtsvas County reserves tho right to refect any or all bids or to waive any Informality in biddi'.g. DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT V. T. Jackson, County Judge E R. Metiger, Commit, loner Ray E. Doerntr, Commissioner News - Review, Reteburg, Ore. 7 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIAL 672-3321 CASH RATES Aditilifl for Pus,nttt Vritnm Rosibuff, liaJa Area Cord of Thanks - $2.00 I -Day rait 2 lines .- $1.00 3-Day rale 2 lines $2.00 6-Doy rale 2 lines $2.75 30-Day rate 2 lines $6.00 I Day rots 3 lines $1.50 3-Day rots 3 lines $2.75 6-Doy rats 3 lines $3.75 30-Day rate 3 lines $8.00 CREDIT Above ntll subject to 50 cents service cMie (or credit DEADLINES Private Perty Aoverdtini 2 p u. Dav Prior to Pubitcil'on Tne HsM-Revievr reiervei r iil't to clelKly, edit or reiect any classified Ad Copy. ADJUSTMENTS II your advertisement eprsars Incofectlv, oolifv ue immediately. We will not be tvi eonsibo 'or more tMn one Inrorreci insert un. '. Such responsibility is lirmtej to a collect insertion of edvertisemenl. Itleils Will Net to Hell Here Ilia II days CLASSIFIED INDEX AIRCRAFT St APARTMENTS FOR RENT It AUCTIONS U AUTO INSURANCE 7 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 7S AUTOMOTIVE WANTED ... .03 AUTOS FOR SALE SI AUTO TRUCK PARTS " BOATS AND MOTORS 51 BUILDING MATERIALS ... 41 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ... 22 BUSINESS PERSONALS - ... S CARD OF THANKS 5 COMMERCIAL RENTALS .... 3 EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE ... M FARM EQUIPMENT 70 FARMS AND RANCHES -- 34 FLORISTS 4 FUEL 41 HAY AND GRAIN ! HEAVY EQUIPMENT J HELP WANTED 14 HELP WANTED MEN IS HELP WANTED WOMEN id HOUSES FOR RENT ! HUNTER'S ATTENTION INCOME PROPERTY V INSTRUCTION : 1 LIVESTOCK 63 LOANS AND FINANCE 21 LOGGING EQUIPMENT 14 LOST AND FOUND 12 LOTS AND ACREAGES 3S MARKET BASKET 57 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE .. 4S MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS 2 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 46 MOBILE HOME PARKS 31 MOBILE HOMES .... 32 MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT .. 10 MOTORCYCLES 77 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 50 NOTICES II OFFICE EQUIPMENT SI PERSONALS ... 7 PETS AND PET SUPPLIES POULTRY AND RABBITS ... 6S POWER SA..S 71 REAL ESTATE 34 REAL ESTATE WANTED 33 ROOM AND BOARD 21 ROOMS FOR RENT J7 SEEDS NURSERY STOCK 5 SPORTING GOODS S3 TIMBER AND SAWMILLS .... 40 TRADE MISCELLANEOUS 4S TRUCKS FOR SALE 76 WANTED TO RENT 25 WORK WANTED 17 WHERE TO GO 10 Personals YOUR AEtna Lite agent Is Vlnce SchueUt. Call673-3031or Res. 673-4S19. DRINKING PROBLEM? Cali"Alco'hoilcs"Ar onvmous, 473-6639. YOUNG WOMEN ot any laltrs needing con fidential advice may contact Catholic Char Mies, 278 W. Broadway, Eutfane, Oregan. Diamond 5-3647. Notices 11 I WILL not be responsible tor debts other then my own. Lester Ftckcs. Lost and Found 12 FOUND Small boat, Cleveland Rapid. Pay ad and claim boat. tn-iii4. Help Wanted 14 DEAN PICKERS wanted, drlva outi. Register now. Cliff Hess. eJBMS. BEAN plcken. Robert H. Johnson, Rt. 7. Ph. 6734444. RELIABLE COUPLE to manaoe apts. Must bt bondablo. Write Box MS, News Review. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS WANTED Men or women. Contact, In person. Luther Ellison, corner Fuller ton and HoucK St., Monday or Tuesday, t-12 noon. NATIONAL ORGANIZATION SERVICE has openings in this area tor one man ana one woman to work with local veteran organliatlon. This Is year round work with better than average earnings. Contact Charles Fit her at Ihe Pine Motel, Rose burg, Monday thru . Thursday, J to 9 Help Wanted Men 15 LOGGING and road building cat driver tor Inte model DS. Steady work. Ph. 42-105S atlor 7 p,m. COMBINATION WELDER, apply In person Valley Welding & Machine, 1790 NE Steph ens. Phone 472-7474. WANTED Bureau cert fried lumber grader, with stud chain experience, call tJ im or 47J-22I3. MArT WANTED to supply RAwieTgh Prod ucts to consumers In Douglas CO. Good time to start. No capital needed. Write Rawlrlgh, XA Adeline, Oakland, California. MAINTENANCE MAN. Must be handy with tools. General all-around knowledge ol build Ing trades necessary. Personal Interview, Apply 907 West Stanton, Roseburg. EXPERIENCED "livestock manto work at auction. Peter single man. Trailer house furnished. Contact Tom Findlay, Oougias Livestock Market, Wilbur. Ph. 471-4C7) or 72-am WANTED! ONE MECHANIC and ONE BODY MAN HANSEN CHEVROLET Help Wanted Women 16 HOUSEWORK. Own transportation. Phone 7-8332 WOMEN wanted tor motel management training. Set Classification It. PARTflME "SALES 4 to 5 hours daily. S clays per wefk. Women only. Apply 10 to 12 Wednesday and Thursday. W MONTGOMERY WARD Work Wanted 17 JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT, years experience. Call SutKarHnS9-MI BABY- ilTTING, my noma.' Ph. '3-3MO (ROWING, pickup and deliver' Ph. 471-4334 fRONiNO-tOr hour Pickup. " deliver." Call 47J-77ii before 1? or atter J p.m. t AR p E N f E U WO R K Painting "or " genr , repair Call 47M3J4 CARPENTER WORK AND REPAIRS 1 C. M. Hatfield. Hh32