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I l III II l ENTRE; SENOR. J THROUGH THAT YOJ YOU MUST NOW INFORM YOUR AW5UERITA HAS 4'5S C7l CONTACTED ME, BUT 60VERNMENT THAT WE WILL BE n BEEN ANTlOeaTiUftfC.- I I NEVER EXPECTED A READY TO RENDEZVOUS WITH , FLASSS ARRIVAL... .fr, .'A - wuvwiv... P2k lit COAST GUAI7 NlirrfT AFTfcK A CUBAN PATRIOT 5JT INSTEAD A Jt I 27 V- THE GULP LLAMA IS STILL T THAT'S A SAN0 I NO OUTCROPPING O' R0CK...W0K BIS SST . ! ! 5 1HSW.WHyV0UTHIMKTH6 COAST... WITH TREES. SHORE- LIMES AND INLETS CAN " KH 'VSWlBi i (5f 0PP5 AM ASAINT FINPINC3 lTl NO PERMANENT- SHIFT IM 400 YEARS1. THE SHELL MOUND A n Tco I .-.-i C ' !uSliili .mm inn 1 1-" "N"""' H& USED AS A MARKER MAY" B GONE... WVSSi A MID A SUBDIVISION THERE! 6UT WITH 3 APTO0ACH ' iiSHSSprf tOU'P THINK ANY GUY WHO HAP V'f "1 TH: KINS IS UEAD.' 3 M Si'li.lW1. WHAT IT TOOK. T'MAKE KING IN ' :l SOOP KING V LOMG LIVE , m fc iiHW JU5T A FEW SHORT WEEKS -K ...NOW ( CHARLEY... , TH' KING! J 3 URURR?..'.1 it , ,8NJ iiU WOULD BE A PRETTY VALUABLE f WOULDN'T I A. YEH' -X, Y-l- m V 1? I 111 Siix 5 s1 ' I ZZZ 1 1 I'VE DECIDED TO1. I I ..NOW, YOUR ). II tT 1 P f BE A REAL PAL TO JW AGE AND I -uAL-crOv ? ?l p STOP TLE T7 YOU AND THE 1 H WEIGHT? ( A.SED ) .i I to buy a V r-crtN i TTy i -L! rrr - ' !l FISHING AO -T- TCa77 rf J f.yU- ftTJ ' fffr i fe .1 'SS: SkI I 9 I I MOW TMET NOftODV IS OVER ) A I - BUT, THAR'S ALL. TH' A WIND-UP PLANE. THAT -4w HELP ME.GET "! ,J' I 'iMCHES TALL, THESE U'L TRANSPORTAV-SHUN WE ) f CAN GO lOO VAROS.'.' THATS )J TH!& PLASTIC ' 1 COMDACK CARS IS TOO aa NEEDS, TOGlT HONAE TO r-7 A LONGTRIP FOR PEOPLE6 df SAILBOAT !! T TREMENJUS R3 HOOMIN fet COGPATCH, IN THIS XT:A':?r-,Pl'HESTALL''Jr i WTO THE ) n T h f3EANS . cjtSi iX5AN'IO.X-VF.-rra VT1 P-S-7 GUTTER. : ARFAMiJ fJ (vAaTSMAN! ( K'AVA SAINS3 SO"SS-A5Te BLONDiE, IF VtXi' D.ETins, '!.,,, (iH S; V. ANOTHER POUND ON A VE9Y STREMJOLS I WHy ASE VOU EATIN3 TUAT J 1 -Jt;3-5y SVt? 1 i HsvyE- y cet eocy stuff? - ( s-a?tS a 5,et ) :S:v 9 c4v; o It! Answer to Previous Pimfe 3SB .18 Rodent 41 Itapid fmusic) 4:' Small talk 43 Dodecanese island 44 Touch on 46 Tibetan priest 47 Galway Bay island' 40 Strobile 50 Sick 51 Bishopric 52 Unctuous 55 Out of (prefix) tu'HEN OTHER PITCHERS LOSE BALL GAMES. THV SET SENT TO THE 5H0WERS... 7; !HT pj iAL!aI1 ITIaIb s pjjWHN 5 ! SM X HMNgiQiElglg giKl sJI tSJUA TTs T Ate Wed., Aug. 7, 1963 The CARNIVAL j e 3-7 t mi nu. wth i. m r o" "It's your mother! Get Daddy's slippers and a masrazinn!" WHEN I LOSE A BALL (SAME, DO I GET SENT TO THE SHOtOERS ? NO ! &7Tn f A CUBAN PATRIOT 5JT INSTEAD A IAOCEV FOR THE RED RULERS. News - Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9 By DICK TURNER I HAVE TO TAKE a bath; I II KiT? JJ I I I i I M W FIANCE WILL BE HERE THEN TO ESCORT ME TO A CELEBRATION FOR GUSTAVO AtACHADO. LIKE OTHERS OF THE LIBERATION, MARIO IS NO LONSER Community News Briefs Ruth Smith of Abbottsfoid, Wis., was a toci'tit visitor in Rosoburg at the homo of Mis. A. J. Young on SK Flint St. PFC Lonny L. McGee, Treynor Station. Iowa, arrived home Fri day for a seven-day visit at the home of his parents, Mr. anil Mrs. Lindon Meiit'O, 834 SE Terrace Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lowell of I Portland, former residents of the I RosebiirK and Myrtle Creek areas, I arc the parents of a 6-pound. 2'-j ! ounce daughter born Aug. S in : Portland. Mrs. Lowell is the for-' nier Linda McCoy. The couple has a son, Danny, 2 years old. ' Miss Ruth Munroe and her adopt- j : ed daughter. Debbie, have spent j several weeks with the former's : ; parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence j : Munroe. in the Green district and i with other relatives. They enjoyed attending the Seventh-day Adven ! tist Camp meeting at Gladstone , during their vacation and have now returned to their home in Gicndale, Calif. .Miss Munroe is an instruc tor of nurses for Loma Linda Uni versity School of Nursing. She also served several years as an Adven tist missionary nurse in the Orient. Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison of Roseburg visited the world's larg est collection of totem poles this week as narL of their tour of Alas ka's "First City." The "First City" title comes from Ketchikan's ; location as the first port of call i for the steamship travelers to take I the 4!)lh state and for travelers i aboard the new Alaska Ferry Sys tem vessels and for many airborne visitors as well. Other points of in terest besides the totem pole parks include Alaska's first and largest pulp mill, a number of canneries ; and fish hatchery. The latter is lo cated in the town park. The fish provide Ketchikan with still anoth er title, "Salmon Capital of the World." Two salmon derbies, one-season-long and the other limited to two weekends awarded thous ands of dollars in prizes annually. , -Next stop for the Morrisons will be Prince Rupert, B.C. They ex- ; pect to return home about Aug. 12. They went North by pickup camp er along the scenic Caribou High way through British Columbia and plan to return the same way. tak ing their car on the new Alaska Slate Marine Highway ferries. They 1 are visiting relatives and friends while in Ketchikan. VENETIAN BLINDS Sales and Service SERVICEMASTER Of Roseburg 672-4601 We Give S&H Green Stamps The Magic Year A MM. Adults, 7Sc MlIll. Kids, 25c The following radio and television programs arc printed r a tree readers. All program listings1 are published as receivea from the Review dees not accept responsibility for ntiotion from original scl KPiC-TV Ch. 4 CHANNEL 2 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ! rP0 Today . B:00 Tvo Early : 9:00 Yoaa for Hrallh I 9:3jp-aV your Hunch Color IOiCO Price Is Rlohl Coior (0:0 Coicentraf Ion 11:00 Your First Impression Color 11:30 Truth or Consequences 11:55 News 17:30 The Doctor-, 1:00 Lorett Voung ; i:3o You Dor't 5a KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH PRIDA Y fiC Caofam Kangaroo 00 Calender 301 Love Lucy Xlhe McCo 30 PMe and Gladys M Lrve oi Lite 7 CBs Npws : 30 Search For Tomorrow :iS GuidlnQ Lioht :0O Tennessee Ernie : 30 As The World Turns ffiPacjo'd :3C Hcue Party .05-To Tell The Truth KOI N -TV Ch. 6 C'lANNEL 83 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7 3C 7;eatr Forecast i jl Crtcon Time e-r rantAin Kanga'ao 00 Calendar 9-3'y Love Lucy 10:00 Th VcCoyl 10:30 Pete and Gladys ii or Love Of Life 11:30 Search For Tomorrow mo LiOtiI 13:00 Nef KEZI-TV Ch. 9 CHANNEL 6 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH PR I DAY 11:00 Farm Journal it: 30 Seve. Keys 1 2. 0G Tennessee Ernie Ford i; Fnther Know" Btf I'jO General Hospital 1 : jCompass (Mod i For Your Information (Tgs! frontiers In Science fV;oi Topic (Thurst Adventures in Living (Fri) KPNP. U90 KC. 18-Hr Programming CBS Network music, news, weather Patty Dent, of this city, spent Saturday in Eugene attending to business. She recently returned from a week at Ft. Collins, Colo., where she attended the Delta Del ta Delta Sorority Leadership Train ing School in which some 300 Col legiate and Alumnae members par ticipated. Patty was the official delegate of Theta Delta Chapter at the University of Oregon, where she is chapter president. She was accompanied by Mrs. Hugh McCoy and Mrs. .Mel Freer of Eugene, and Miss Diane Kiugsley of Coos Bay. Mr. nd Mrs. F. A. Watkins of Sedona. Ariz., former Itoseburg residents, are visiting friends here and will also visit in Idaho and Washington with Mr. Watkins' sis ter. Mrs. Lettie Martin, in Wciser, Idaho: his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Watkins in Spokane, and brothers, Bob and Jim Watkins, and their families in Lind, Wash. They will visit Mrs. Watkins' sister. Airs. E. Townsend in Ashland, and will leave Satur day for Crescent City, Calif., to visit her brother, A. J. Stennelt, and his family. They plan to be hack at their home in Sedona Aug. 10. LEGAL NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT PLEASE TAKE NOTICE That IHo Final Account in t he Estate of Charles J. Marks. Deceased, is filed in Itic Circuit Court of the Strite of Oregon, tor lht Counly ot Douglas; that said Court lifts appointed Hie 9th day of September, 1943, In Ihe Circuit Court in the Courthouse of Douglas County in Roseburg, Oroqon, as the time and place (or the hearing of objections to said Final Account and the settlement thereof. ELSIE B. RIGGS ANO JOSEPH McKEOWNi Executors ot Ihe Estate of CHARLES J. MARKS, Deceased STATE TIMBER SALE Oral bids will be received by the State Forester at the Coos Forest Protective As sociation Headquarters, Coos Bay, Oregon, starting at ? p.m., August 21. 1963, for cer tain designated timber located on Ihe fol lowing sale are n, to wit: South Johanneson Rldqe No. 1 Timber Sale No. F-301 .63-90. Portions ol Sections i 11 and 14, T22S. R11W, W.M.. Douglas I County. Oregon. The sale area is estimated I to contain 5,067 MBF Douglas fir, 10 MBF ihemloe, 21 MBF red cedar and 40 cords hardwoods. Sale award will be made on I lie : basis ol the highest price bid lor No. 3 saw- mill and better grades ol Douglas fir; the minimum price, net scale, that will be con sidered is $19.25 per MBF. For purposes of road amortization the rate per MBF for the first J.liDO MBF of such Douglas lir shall be reduced by II 7.45 per MBF . The pnee . that shall be paid lor other species and : grades is as lot lows: hemlock, net scale ; Si. 00 per MBF, red cedar, net scale S1.50! 1 per MBF; alt other conifer species No. 3 : 1 sawmill and better grades, nel scale SI. 50 j per MBF; coniter species less than No. 3 j sawmitl and better grades, adjusted gross ! scale 51.00 per MBF; all hardwood speeds, i net scale SO. SO per cord or SI. 00 per MBF. j Purchaser shall be required to perform cer tain road construction and other projects. A Held trip over the sale area will commence at 9 a.m., August 9, 1963. starting from Coo? Forest Protective Association 01 (ice in Reedsport, Oregon. Prospective hinders should examine a lorm ot tne timber sale contract at the office of the State Forester at Salem or Coos Bay, j Oregon. i The Stale Forester reserves Hie right to . waive minor technicalities and the right to reject any or all bids. ; Illusions & Elations with the magician Magic . Music - Suspense Free Grandstand Stage Show 8:30 p.m. - Wed. thru Sat. DOUGLAS AUGUST 14-18 ROSEBURG ,, i'IiBMIii'm i 3 00 Mach Game ' 3:25 Altcrnoon Report i 3:30 Moke Room tut Daldy (Mon-Wed.) '. 3:3( Uo My Guesl (Tuns & Tl.ursJ : 3 0OTBA (Mop onlvl 3.00 Spectator Matinee ( TuesFri) S-vvlcn (Mon only) 4:30 Lone Rringcr 5:00 Capt. ShipwrecK , WcDNcSDAY 5 30 Yoqt Bear 6 00 North wt News 6 IS H-inllpy. Brink ley 6:30 HenS5Py 7:00 Legion Baseball Roundup 7:11 To Be Announced 7:30 Virginian - Color 3 30 Edge of Night j r.fj Stie ilorm 3:30-iho Do You Trutl 4 C0 Amertcnn BandiMnd 4:30 Oi-covrrry '63 4 5- American Newirtanit WEDNESDAY 5 00 Uncle Bill ihew S:30 Yoqi Bear t:C0 Your TV WeathermAr. ' t 0i Cnannel 5 Report 6 1 Wetter Cror.fcile With Ih 4 30 Hillbillies 7.00 OJie & Harriet 7. 30 Wnqon Trcin I I 30 Going My Way 1 J :G5 HI. Neighbor I il.-A; Tr,j World Turn I l.O-KOlN Kitchen i 1 jC MCUSC Pj'tv 1 r,oTn Teil The Trutf 2 30 Edoe ot HtQhl 3 rr S-cret Storm 3 30 The Millionaire 4 to Cafoo" C-rci: : 4 li Eartv Show 5:45 fifw-cen 6 15 Walter Cronitt WEDNESDAY 6 3-rln H-nOred 7 30CBS Peports i i.ST Day in Court j i:C Jan Wyman ; 1 00 Oueen F-or A 0y 3 30 On?" MouS I 4 00 American Bandstand 4 -JO Dicovery S'OOJftC'S Cartoon CluOhOUS . S:10 V,icey VO'ji ; WEDNESDAY j :f JeyS Nine 1 6'15-Mewi i 6 30 Country S10 ; 7 00 Beverly Hillbillies 7 30 Waqon Tar. ' X Going My Way RADIO PROGRAM I KOEN 1240 KC. 6 A.M. to Midnight I ABC Network mu.ic news, weather Mr, and Mrs. I. J. Bean and chil dren, David, Mike, Phil, Dick and Cindy, are back at their home on SE Hawthorne Drive, following a vacation trip to the Oregon Caves, through the Redwoods into North ern California and to Klamath Falls to visit relatives. Elder A. P. Riti, who has serv ed as pastor of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Itoseburg for the last three years, and who has been called to be pastor of the Medford Church, was delayed in moving to Medford last week as planned as had the new Roseburg pastor, Elder E. Brown, of Spo kane, in his move here. Elder Ritz served as speaker Saturday at the church. CLASSIFIED SECTION CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIAL 672-3321 CASH RATES Ac verti sing Tor Business Viitnin Roseburg Iiaoe Area Card of Thanks $2. 00 1-Day rate 2 lines $1.00 3-Day rate 2 lines $2.00 6-Day rate 2 ines $2.75 30-Day rote 2 lines $6.00 1-Day rats J lines .' $1 .50 3-Day rate 3 lines $2.75 6-Day rate 3 lines $3.75 30-Day rale 3 lines $8.00 CREDIT ALove rates subject to 50 cents service cnarite tor cretin DEADLINES Private Party Advertising 2 P.M. Day Prior to Publication the Ney.s-Revieiv tese'ves ttte nil t to classify, edit or reject any classified Ad Copy. ADJUSTMENTS If lour ad'crtisenent appears incorrectly, notify us immediately. We will not be res poisibi lor mo-e than one incorrect insertion. Sue responsibility is limited to a co.fect insertion ol advM',pnr.it. Reluads Will Nit Be Hell Mm Tbii U Days CLASSIFIED INDEX AIRCRAFT 69 APARTMENTS FOR RENT ... 36 AUCTIONS 44 AUTO INSURANCE . . .79 11ITOMOTIVE SERVICE 7 AUTOMOTIVE WANTED aO AUTOS FOR SALE II AUTO TRUCK PARTS '5 ROATS AND MOTORS . 55 BUILDING MATERIALS .... 41 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES . . 57 BUSINESS PERSONALS . . I CARD OF T'tANKS ... 5 COMMERCIAL RENTALS .... 54 FXCHANr.E REAL ESTATE ... 31 FARM EOUIPMFNT 70 FARMS AND RANCHES 36 FLORISTS 4 FUEL 43 HAY AND GRAIN , 41 HEAVY EQUIPMENT 73 HELP WANTED 14 HELP WANTED 7AEN 15 HELP WANTED WOMEN Ill HOUSES FOR RENT 59 INCOME PROPERTY INSTRUCTION LIVESTOCK LOANS AND FINANCE . . LOGGING EQUIPMENT . . LOST AND FOUND . .. . LOTS AND ACREAGES . ... 37 19 63 35 57 45 23 MARKET BASKET MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS MISCELLANEOUS WANTED MOBILE HOME PARKS ... 31 MOBILE HOMES -. 33 MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT .. JO i MOTORCYCLES . 77 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 50 NOTICES II j OFFICE EQUIPMENT 51 ! PERSONALS ... 7 j PETS AND PFT SUPPLIES . 67 , POULTRY ANO RABBITS 68 POWER S..S ... 71 REAL ESTATE . . 34 REAL ESTATE WANTED 3J I ROOM AND BOARD ... 3fl KUUWa rUK KCI.I SEEDS NURSFRY STOCK ... 59 SPORTING GOODS ... 53 TIMBER AND SAWMILLS .... 40 TRADE MISCELLANEOUS . 45 TRUCKS FOR SALE , . -.76 WANTED 0 RENT .. . 35 WORK WANTED 17 WHERE TO CO public service lor Newi-Revlew respective stations. The Newt hedules furnished this newspaper 9:00 Mystery Theater j 10:00 Eleventh Hour i il CC-Rfitiorl 11; 15- -Tonight THURSDAY 5:30 Huckleberry Hound : 6:00 Northwest News ' 6:15 Huntley-Brlnkley ! 6:30 Speaking jf Sports ( :Q0 Rlpcorrj i 7:30 DolenaTrs 1 6:30 Dr. Kildore ' 9:30 The Lively Ones 10:00 World Of Darryi Zanuck ; il:00 Report i 11:S-Tonlght Color t 9:30 Dick Van Dke 0:00 Na-cd City ii:CC BC News Final 11:15 Championship Bridge THURSDAY 5:00 Mighty Mouse ' S:30 Rot Rogers ' 6:CC Y&ur TV Waalhtrman ! 4:05 Channel 5 Renorl j 6:15 CBS New; with Walter Cronkile : 4:30-aporti Roundup 7:00 Rifleman ; 7:30 TAX. i 8: fri Perry Maicn ( 9:00 Stage 5 ; 1 1: ce AtC News Pinal ' 11:15 Late Movie , 8:30 noble Glllit 9:00 Beu-rly Hillbillies v:3& Dick Van Oyke Shoiv IC:0C Hollywood: The Fabulous Era II CO Hiqhticene 11:15 All-Star Wrestling THURSDAY 6: to Sea Hunt j 7:00 Dragnet , 7:30 Fair Exchange ; 3:G(J Perry Mojo. ; 9:00 Twilight tone 10:00 The Nurse" . i Wr-Ninhtvene : 11:15 Theater : 30 Our Van Higgmt : 00 waked City : 00 ABC Ns THURSDAY :C0 News : 30 Rescue 8 :O0-Bschelor Father :30 Oiile ft Harriet ;M Donna Reed : 30 Leave it To Beaver ;0O My Three Suns :30 McHale's Nvy 00 Premiere : CO ABC News :15 News 9 Final j KYES 950 KC. Dawn To Dusk : Independent music, news, weather. Card oi Thanks 5 CARD OF THANKS OUR RECENT SAO LOSS lvs us wilh ' gratftu! hearts toward neighbors and friends. Their comforting expressions of ' sympathy and thoughllulness will always be ' remembered. The family of Elmer 0. Clark. CARD OF THANKS THE KINDNESS AND sympathy of neigh- Dors ana tnenos in our recent sorrow will always remain with us a precious memory. Our sincere thanks and grntllude tor all those comforting acts during Ihe loss of v our mother and grandmother, Cena Wall. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Irwin Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Irwin and family. Personals YOUR AEtna Life agenl la Vlnca Schuetie. Call 673-3031 or Res. 473-4119. DRINKING POBLEMa7lAlcohohcrAr onyrnous, 673-6629. YOUNG WOMEKof any tallh needing con fldenlial advice may contact Catholic Char Mies, 27S W. Broadway, Eugsne, Oregon, Diamond S-36J1. Lost and Found 12 2 LOST Gretn French purs containing , Callfrlver's liceme, tic. 673-5136. LOST SHETLAND -trYydnrRreftj Creek area. Grey pinto Shetland, branded on left stifle. Call 673-5756. Help Wanted 14 r BEAN PICKERS wanltd, drive outs. Register '"' ' now. Clilt Hess. 672.8685. : Help Wanted Men 15 2 ! TAXI CAB DRIVERS Apply Roseburg Tab Co. 66) S.E. Rosa "t LICENSED SALESMAN - Piiont Stroul Realty tor Interview. 673-7202. WANTED Exptrienced dlesel log t'rucK driver. 6734043. ROSEBURG AREA wholesale) dealer for Portland Reporter. Contact Mr. Warner, Rose Hotel, Room 208. AAA-", TEXAS"blLCOMPANY NEEDS MAN as traveling representative. Write F. P. Dlckerson, Executive Vica President, Southwestern Petroleum Co., Box7B9, Fort Worlh, Texan. COST ACCOUNTANT. Minimum S years ex 1 pertence In cost analysis and special stud , ies work. To assist management In policy making decisions. Oregon wood products firm. Salary open. Write box 687, The News Review. WANTED RelTa"blernliy-7nrnot'akB over sales route. Must be willing to wortc ' at least 9 hours per day and 6 on Sat. Part time work also available. For Inter- , view phone 672-1391 between 7 and 9 p.m. . oTening For experienced or non-experienced man to work In this part ol Oregon five days a week, with all weekends oft. Possible salary In excess of $420 "' per month (paid weekly) with added weekly bonus and comrrisslons. Must be of age. Write lo District Director, P. O. Box 7047, Salem, Ore Glva full name and address. Personal In terview will be arranged in your i viiinuy oi ine siaic. i GUARDS NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED I WE WILL TRAIN YOU i In dignified security guerd work. It you . are over 25 years, minimum height of 5'9", i have good appearance, a clean background 1 and desire permanency. Join our team. We i furnish uniform, equipment and attractive . I benefits. Call Lt. Frank L. Hart, 472-4417 I between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. jttelp Wanted Women 16 j RELIABLE sitter wanted by teacher. Must I have own transportation. 673-7383. i SILK FINISHER j Apply atNew Sorvlce Laundry , BABY SITTER, night's," preferablyHMiomt. ! Ph. 673-6332betore3:J0 p.m. ! PERMANENT POSITION for mature" woman j In advertising department. Work both In side and out. Musi be tvplst and have car. Newspapor experience doslrable but not ' essential. The Newi-Rovlow. Work Wanted 17 IRONING pickup and deliver 672-4336 IRONING, (laundry mendlnc, and starch ing free). 3934 NE Douglas, 673-64)6. ALTERATIONS, restyling, fur, cloth "coats, suits, dresses. Work guaranteed. 472-2803. JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT, 8 years experience. ' Call Sul'arllri 4S9-929I BABY SITTING, my home. Ph. 3-3660 IRONiNG 90c hour. Pickup, deliver. Call 673-7758 before 12 or after 5 p.m. CAR PE' ITER WORK - Painting or" ganefei Repair Call 69-5334. CAkPENTER WORK AND REPAIRS C. fA. HaHield.673-3821 STOCK WORK, "elec.arc welding, machine hand or handyman. Prefer living quarters and board included. 673-5690. instruction 19 PRIVATE DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS Call 673-7317 Loans and Finance 21 WANTED small discounted land contracts and equities. Call 673.613 or eves 673-6C9I. LOANS AUTO, lurnlrure, silary, etc. Wally Smllh, mgr. LAUREMTIDE FINANCE. 113 SE Oak, phone 573-4494. There Are No HIGH HATS Here In Viy Amoui.t Your Account Is Welcome at DOUGLAS COUNTY STATE BANK JG2 SE Jackson 672-4401 SITE for your dtecin home could be in "Lots and Acreages". Take a look! COME n 7 m & &