Protestant Observers See Improvement
Of Council Document Defining Church
VATICAN CITY . I!PTlPrrt
estant observers at the Roman
Catholic Ecumenical Council re
cently regarded a new draft of a
document defining the nature of
the church as a vast improve
ment over a version submitted
last year by a commission dom
inated by conservatives.
But some of these observers
expressed disappointment " be
cause the current draft falls con
siderably short of what many
had hoped for, particularly in
terms of an explicit recognition
of the churchly status of non
Catholic bodies.
"We had hoped that the coun
cil fathers would come right out
and say that other Christian com
munions are also truly part of
the Church Universal," said one
Protestant observer.-
"The' present, draft doesn't go
nearly that far. And if it were
approved as it now stands, I'd
frankly be very disappointed."
The observers, who met as a
Sale Of Wheat
To Reds Draws
GOP Challenge
CORONADO, Calif. (UPI)-Sen.
Barry Goldwater Thursday night
challenged the Kennedy adminis
tration's plan to give Russia "free
American wheat" without some
thing in return.
The Arizona Republican, regard
ed a leading contender for the
GOP presidential nomination, told
a meeting of the California Fed
eration of Republican Women's
Clubs that "countries don't just
give to their enemies without first
making a demand for something
in return."
"I want to tell President Ken
nedy here that if he wants Re
publican support on this wheat
matter, let's ask what we can get
which will relieve tensions around
the world," the senator said.
"This is the way countries nego
tiate treaties."
Goldwater said it appeared the
Kennedy administration was
working for a "Soviet-American
mutual aid society."
"Since the end of World War
II," he said, "we've spent billions
of dollars beefing up our security
so that Khrushchev couldn't bury
us, only to discover that in the
past few weeks what the Ken
nedys arc really working for is a
Knvip.t.-Amp.riran irtnltinl aid so
ciety.
"In less than a month, the New
Frontier has offered to pick up
the check for half the costsfor a
joint shot to the moon; stopped
testing nuclear weapons-in ' the
air and, finally, bailed out the
highly vaunted Soviet farm col
lective with ' a lot of what I'm
willing to bet will -be tons of free
American wheat."
The administration ' has said
that any wheat deal with the So
viets would be on a strictly cash
Goldwater added: "There is an
old line somewhere that goes, 'If
you can't lick them join them,'
but I for one am not quite ready
to lay down and play Rover to
Kremlin tunes."
"There seems to be a sort of
quasi-official feeling that we are
engaging in a love feast with the
Soviets that only we can disrupt,"
the senator said.
"Along the New Frontier, the
idea is to conform or keep quiet.
Nothing must be done to ruffle
Mr. Khrushchev's feelings, or
lead him to think we are superior
to the Soviets in any category."
Campout Held
By 4-H Riders
The Green area 4-H riding group
known as the Sunset Riders held
nn m.nfninitt numnin? irirj over the
weekend at the ranch home of
member Jeanny Dresser, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dresser of
Robert's Creek. .
The youngsters and some of their
parents rode to the rancli Satur
day and camped out in the open.
After an early morning breakfast,
Dresser led the way for a long
trail ride to the top of Dodson
Butte, according to Mary Weikum,
correspondent.
In the later afternoon members
and their families had a picnic and
beef barbecue dinner. As it was
the birthday of Les Stimmel, club
leader, this was celebrated with
cake and ice cream.
This riding group has been or
ganized for about two and one half
vears, and the camping trip is a
requirement of the membership,
Mrs. Weikum reports. There are
30 members in the club, most
from the Green area but some
from fringe areas.
Newly-elected officers are as fol
lows: Claudett'e Garton, president;
Don McKinney, vice president;
Jennifer Webb, secretary-treasurer;
Carmen Garton, sergeant at
arms; Mike McKinney, song lead
er; Sandra Hardman, reporter;
and Becky Gearin, chaps man
ager. Members made their own chaps
this summer and rode in the an
nual rodeo parade.
RAISES SOME DOUBT
LONDON (UPI) A truck
owned by the Reliable Transport
Co. went out of control Friday,
caromed off a parked' car.
knocked down a lamppost and
a wall.
body Thursdav night for a nri
vate discussion of the council's
progress to date, have communi-
Farm Bureau Meeting
Set At Fairgrounds
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Federation will hold its regular
monthly meeting Monday at the
Fairgrounds. There will be a pot
luck supper at 7 p.m. to be fol
lowed by a business meetine at
8 p.m.
Louis Norris, director of tax and
legislative affairs at the State
Farm Bureau office, will speak on
the tax referendum to be voted on
According to Marie Brady, pub
licity chairman, there will be elec
tion Of officers and r.ihpr imnrtrt-
ant business to be transacted. All
of the nine Federation centers in
the area are urged to have their
directors and a good rcnrpspnt.n-
tion of the membership present at
uie meeting.
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AIRCRAFT 69
APARTMENTS FOR RENT 26
AUCTIONS U
AUTO INSURANCE 70
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 78
AUTOMOTIVE WANTED 80
AUTOS FOR SALE 81
AUTO TRUCK PRTS 75
BOATS AND MOTORS 55
BUILDP'G MATERIALS 41
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 27
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cated their feelings to the Secre
tariat for Christian Unity, headed
by German Jesuit Augustin Cardi
nal tsea. I ins is the established
procedure for registering their
views with the council.
ine "separated orethern" are
pinning their hopes on the fact
that the document, entitled "De
Ecclesia" (About the Church).
will be opened up for amendment
when the council fathers complete
their item-by-item debate on its
contents.
They were particularly cheered
by a speech delivered earlier this
week by Dom Christopher Butler,
neaa oi me fingusn Benedictines.
He said the draft should be writ
ten to make clear the relation
ship of non - Catholics to the
church understood as the kin;
dom of God. He said Catholic
teaching should explicity recog
nize that God's saving grace can
be seen at work not only in indi
viduals outside the Roman Cath
olic fold, but also in "the commu
nities which they compose."
As it now stands, the draft re.
fleets the traditional reluctance
of Catholic theology to apply the
term "cnurch" to any religious
body other than the one headed
by the Roman Pope.
LEGAL
CALL FOR BIDS
The undersigned will receive scaled 'bids
for The Installation and construction of merc
ury vapor Kohls In the City of Winston as
follows:
(1) One on the corner of Oak and High
way 9? on pacific Power Polt No.
B-7242, and
(2) one on the corner of Newton Drive
and Highway 42 on Pole No. B-8757,
Said lights are to be mercury vaDor lumin
aires (Westing house OV-20 style or other
comparable fixture) with lamp ballast com
plete, electric eyes for automatic control.
together with power service weather-proof
aisconneci ana ia-ioot ma si arms.
The bid shall Include the furnishing of a
30,000 luminal re bulb, and the necessary la-
oor ana equipment tor installation or com
plete operating units for each light to and
including th installation of connecting lead.
The bidder shall make inquiry of Pacific
Power and Light Company as to the use
and installation of said fixtures on the above-
mentioned pole.
Also, bids will be received for the In
stallation and construction of mercury vapor
lights in the City of Winston In the following
locations:
11) On the corner of Ford Street next to
the new housing development on Pa
cific Power Pole No. B-10141;
(2) On the corner of Peach and Hart on
Pole No. B-7224;
(3) On the corner of Carter and Gregory
on Pole No. B-B722;
(4) On Gregory Street between Edwards
and Suksdorf on Pole No. B-9075;
(5) On Robinson and Darrell on Pole
No. B-5049;
(6) On Robinson and Grape on Pole
No. B-3978;
(7) On Carroll and Grape on Pole -No.
B-39B3;
(8) On Ronald Street on Pole No. B-9695;
(9) On Ronald and Jorgens on Pole No.
B-5379;
(to) On Jorgens and Grape on Pole No.
B-5583;
(11) On Baker and Darrell on Telephone
Company Pole No. 9;
(12) Top of tho hill on East Looklngglass
Road on Pole No. B-8305;
(13) Top of the hill on West Looklngglass
Road on Pole No. B-9218;
(14) Division and Civil Bend on Pole No.
B-6426;
(15) Midway and Civil Bend on Telephone
Comptny Pole No. 2B89:
(16) Corner of South Civil Bend and Glen
hart on Pole No. B-9116;' -J
(17) Corner of Tower and Glenhart on
Pole No. B-7130;
(18) On Brantley and Newton Drive on
Pole No. B-8130;
(19) On corner of Elwood and Clay! on
, Pole No. B-7319;
(20) On Cary Street between Looklngglass
Road and Tumlin Street - on Pole
No, B-W83;
(21) Brantley Street south of Highway 42
on Pole No. B-4730; -
(22) On the curve of Snow Street on
Pole No. B-8319;
(22) Tokay and Grape on Pole No. B-9697.
Said lights are to include mercury vapor
urn na res (West nanouse ov-25 styie or com
parable fixture) with lamp ballast complete,
electric eyes for automatic control, weather
proof disconnect and 12-foot mast arms. Bids
shall include the turnismng or a mercury
vapor lamp of 7.D00 iuminalres. Bids also
shall Include the necessary labor and equip
ment for maklna the Installation of complete
operating units for each light to and Includ-
na The installation of connecting ieaa.
Bidders shall make inquiry of Pacific Pow
er ana Light company as to tne use ana
Installation on Its roles and of the Pacific
Northwest Bell as to the use and Installation
on Its poles. Bids should specify the amount
for each llaht installed and the council re
serves the right to eliminate various lights
from the bids at the time of bid opening.
Additional Information can be obtained con'
ccrning This matter by making Inquiry of
the undersigned. Bids will be received up to
7:20 O'ciock p.m. on ivonaay, ine in ot
October, 1963. The Common Council reserves
the right to reject any or ail bias.
H. J. KLEVE
City Recorder
Winston, Oregon
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LEGAL
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
Sealed bids will be accepted by the Doug
las County Fair Board for a heating sys
tem tor a portion of ine Exnibit building
at the Fairgrounds.
Bids will be received until 8 p.m., Octo
ber 25, 1963. Plans and specifications may
be obtained at the Fair Office. No person
may withdraw his bid after the hour seT
tor the opening, TI.e rlghf Is reserved To
reecT any or all bids or to waive any
informality in bidding.
DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIR BOARD
J. D. MYERS, Chairman
C. TOLLEFSON, Member
HOWARD HATFIELD, Member
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the
Circuit Court ot Douglas County, Oregon,
has fixed the 21st day of October, 1963,
at The hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M. as
The Time, and Circuit Courtroom "A" of
the Douglas County Courthouse in Rose
burg, Oregon, as the place tor hearing
objections, if any there be, to The Final
Account of the Executrix herein.
Dated and first published The 21st day
of September, 1963.
SADIE VON CLASEN, Executrix
of the Will and Estate of
MARIANNE HALVERSON,
Deceased.
STULTS, JAYNE & MURPHY
Attorneys at Law
416 S.E- Main Street I,
Roseburg, Oregon
Case No. 7673
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY
tn the Matter ot The Guardianship
of
MALINDA B. MILLER, an Incompetent
person. ;
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant To
and by virtue of an Order made and en
tered in the above entitled Court and
cause on the 24th day of September, 1963,
signed by the Honorable Don H. Sanders,
Judge of said Court, the undersigned, as
Guardian of the E:tate of Malinda B. Mil
ler, an Incompetent person, will on and
after the 28th day of October, 1963, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A.M., proceed to sell
real property of said estate at private
sale for cash or tor part cash and part
credit as may To the guardian seem ad
visable, subect to the confirmation of the
above entitled Court, said real property
being situated in Douglas County, Oregon,
and being more particularly described as
follows, to-wlt:
PARCEL 1: Lots 1 and 2, Block 84,
Fourth Southern Addition, City of
Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon.
PARCEL 2: Lot 8, Block 84, Fourth
Southern Addition, City of Roseburg,
Douglas County, Oregon.
Bids will be received by The' undersigned
Guardian at The Law Offices' of George
Luoma in the Umpqua Savings 8 Loan
Building, Roseburg, Oregon.
JAMES T. MILLER, Guardian of
the Estate of MALINDA B. MIL
LER, an Incompetent Person
DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: Septem
ber 28, 1963
DATE OF LAST PUBLICATION: October
19, 1963
No. 27007
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON ,
FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY
STATE OF OREGON, represented and
acting by Director of. Veterans' Affairs,
piaintiri,
1 vs.
JAMES F. PRITT, ELINOR J. PRITT,
ALVA C. BOWMAN, ROBERT L. GORDON
and LAURICE M. GORDON,
Defendants.
TO: JAMES F. PRITT, ELINOR J. PRITT
and ALVA C. BOWMAN, Defendants.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
GON you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed against you
In the above entitled suit. within four weeks
frm the dale of The first publication ot this
summons upon you; and If you fall so to
answer for want thereof, plaintiff will Take
udament aaainst vou tor the relief oraved
for In plaintiff's complaint, a succinct state
ment or wnicn is as touows: t-or juagmem
against defendants, James F. Prltt, Elinor J.
Prltt anJ Alva C. Bowman for The sum of
S6.220.31 with Interest thereon at 5 per
annum trom June 4, ivoj uni i caia ana tor
the further sum of S23.65 cosT of title search
for foreclosure, Toaether with the sum of
S500.00 reasonable attorney's fees or such
other sum as the court may adjudge reason
able Therefore, and tor plaintiff's costs and
accrulna costs of sale. And for such other
sums as plaintiff may be required to pay
for en.ero.encv reoalrs, fire Insurance Dre-
mlums or -real property Taxes between the
date of the filing ot the complaint and The
decree and ludgment in said cause, and for
a decree of thy court de :la ring plaintiff's
mortgage recorded January 11, 1955 in Book
143, Page 473, Mortgage Records of Douglas
t-oumy, uregonj on tne ronowing aesennea
reap property ', situate in Douglas County,
uregon, io-wik.
Lot 10 and , 'The1 Westerly 20 feet of Lot
Eleven (11) of The CHRISTIAN TRACT, .
Douglas County, Oregon,
To be a first mortgage lien against The
above described -ial property, securing pay
ment of The aforesaid Indebtedness for which
judgment is prayed for, and for a further
order for the sale of the above described
real property To satisfy The judament In
said cause,-, and as to defendants, Robert L.
Gordon and Laurice M. Gordon, for an order
declaring Their Interest in said real proper
ty. If any to be second and Inferior to the
right, title and Interest of plaintiff In said
real property, and tor such other and further
relief as may seem just and equitable To the
court.
This summons Is published pursuant to the
order of Don H. Sanders, Judge of the
above entitled court, duly made and entered
on the 3rd day of September, 1963.
Dated and first published this 7lh day of
September, 1963.
HARRISON R. WINSTON
: ,'Atlorney for Plaintiff
310 Pacific Bldg.
i Roseburg, Oregon
Everyone Reads The
SALES AND SERVICE
DIRECTORY ADS IN
7 CLASSIFIED
LEGAL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that all persons
having claims against the estate of Bud
W. Wilson, deceased, are required To pre
sent them with the proper vouchers within
six months from the date of the first pub
lication hereof to tre undersigned at The
offices of Gordon G. Carlson, Attorney at
Law, 329 s. E. Jackson Street, Rose
burg, Oregon.
Dated and first published this 28th day
of September, 1963,
JOHN W. WILSON
Administrator of the Estate ot
BUD W. WILSON, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
HERMOSA WAY
DOUGLAS COUNTY. OREGON
SEALED bids will be received by the County
Court of Douglas County, Oregon at the
Courthouse in Roseburg, at 10:30 A.M., Octo
ber 14, 1963 for the construction of 0.2 miles
of dedicated street In the Green Area, as fol
lows: Grading, drainage and paving.
Bidders will be required to submit prequallll
cation statements.
Specifications are on file with The County
Clerk of Douglas County and copies Thereof
may be obtained at The office of The County
Engineer, Courthouse, Roseburg, Oregon.
Douglas County reserves the right To releet
any or all bids or to waive any Informality In
bidding.
DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT
V. T. Jackson, County Judge
E. R. Metiger, Commlsloner
Ray E. Doerner, Commissioner
IN THE COUNTY COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY
ORDER
In The Matter of the Establishment
of North Umpqua Sanitary District.
The matter of the establishment of the
North Umpqua Sanitary District In Doug
las County, Oregon, coming on first for
hearing on May 21, 1963 upon a petition
duly filed with the County Court of Doug
las County, Oregon, containing fifty cltl
jens signatures, all of who were legal vot
ers of the Stato of Oregon, County of
Douglas and residents and freeholders ,
within the limits ot the area In Douglas
County, Oregon, proposed for such sani
tary district, and
It further appearing that notice of the
Time when said petition would be pre
sented to the County Court was duly
published once each week for three suc
cessive weeks In the Roseburg News Re
vlw, a newspaper of general circulation
and published in Douglas County, Oregon,
said notice being published April 27, 1963,
May 4, 1963 and May 11, 1963; and
It further appearing from the records
on file herein that a hearing was held at
10:30 A.M. on May 21, 1963 before the
Douglas County Court In the Douglas
County Courthouse at Roseburg, Oregon;
It further appearing that said meeting
was continued by The Douglas County
Court; and
It further appearing at this time that
alt of the lands described In said petition
will be benefited by the formation of said
sanitary district; and
It further appearing that no lands which
would be benefited by said proposed dis
trict have been omitted; and
It further appearing that said petitioners
have filed a good and sufficient under
taking conditioned that the petitioners will
pay all expenses of the organization of
the district, Including publication of no
tlces, the expenses of preparation and
delivery of ballots, and the fees of elec
tion of officers, and any and all expenses
which may be Incurred on The parT of
Ihe County In the formation, election and
organization of such sanitary district;
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that the
name of the proposed district shall be
The NORTH UMPQUA SANITARY DIS
TRICT; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED That the
boundaries of said sanitary district lo
cated In Douglas County, Oregon, shall
be as follows:
Beginning at the point of intersection
of the present North Roseburg Sani
tary District boundary wilh the East
RW Line of the Southern Pacific
Railroad In Section 1, T. 27 S., R. 6
' W W.M.;
Thence, West to the west RW line
of Hooker Road;
Thence, Northerly along the west RW
. Line of Hooker Road To The South
RCW line of General Avenue;
Thence, Westerly along The Soulh RW
line ot General Avenue to The East
RW line of Bower Street;
Thence, Southerly along the East RW
line of Bower Street to the point
of Intersection with the Easterly pro
longation ot the north line of Ihe
Don Housloy property as described In
Vol. 297, Deed Records of Douglas
County, Oregon at Page 632;
.Thence, Westerly along the last men
tioned line to the East RW line
of U. S. Highway No. 99;
Thence, Northerly along said East
RW line to the S. W. Corner of
Lot 31 of Edenbower Orchard Tracts;
Thence, Westerly along the Easterly
prolongation of the south line of Lot
32 of said Edenbower Orchard Tracts
at the south line of said Lot. 33 to
a point in Ihe west line of Sec. -12,
T. 27 S., R. 6 W.;
Thence, Northerly along the west line
ot said Sec. 12 and the west line of
Sec. 1, said Township and Range to
the N. W. corner of Lot 6, said
Edenbower Orchard Tracts;
Thence, Easterly and Northerly along
the North and West Lint of said Lot
8, and the west and north line of Lots
7, and the north line of Lot 6 & 5, of
said Edenbower Orchard Tracts to the
East RW line of U. S. Highway
No. 99;
Thence, Northerly along the East RW
line of said highway, to the south
bank of the North Umpqua River;
Thence, Easterly along the left bonk
of said river, upslrejm, to the east
corner of Rio Verde, as filed and
recorded In Ihe office of The County
Clerk in Vol. 6 of Plats at Page 2;
Thence, South to the Soulh RW line
of Page Road, County No. 115-A;
Thence, Westerly along said South
RW Line to the N. E. Corner of
the J. D. Amacher Property as de
scribed In Vol. 107, Page 623, Deed
Records of Douglas County, Oregon;
- Thence, Southerly and Westerly along
The East and South Line of said
Amacher Properly and Ihe extension
thereof to the Southeast corner of
Woody Oaks, as filed and recorded
In Vol. 9 of Plats, Page 39, Records
ot Douglas County, Oregon;
Thence, Westerly along the south line
of said Woody Oaks to an angle
point;
. Thence, Southerly along an east line
of said J. D. Amacher property 50.0
ft. to a point;
Thence, Westerly along a line 50 ft.
from and parallel to the South Line
of "Woody Oaks" to Its Intersection
with the East Line of Sec. 25, T.
26 $., R. 6 W;
Thence, Southerly along the East Line
of said Section 25 and the East Line
of Section 36, said Township and
Range and the East line of Sec. 1,
T. 27 S., R. A W., to a point In
Ihe North Line of the existing North
Roseburg Sanitary District boundary;
Thence, Westerly along said boundary
to the Point of Bog Inning.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that an
election be held within the proposed North
Umpqua Sanitary District on Tuesday,
November 5lh, 1963, between the hours
ot B:00 o'clock A.M. and 8:00 o'clock
P.M. for the purpose of determining whet
her or not the said proposed district shall
be organized as a sanitary district and
tor the purpose of electing five mem
bers to the sanitary board for said dis
trict. At said election all qua HI led electors
resident within the proposed district for
the period requisite to enable them to
vote at a general election shall be entitled
to vote at the election above provided (or.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that all
of the area proposed to be incorporated
In the sanitary district shall be consid
ered as one precinct, and the polling
place shall be at Winchester School, Win
chester, Oregon, In said district; and
Joan Krogel and Helen Bartlett, and
Winnlfred Travis, and Pearl C. Brown, all
being qualified electors, resident within
the proposed district, shall constitute the
Board (rf Ei?ction. The ballots shall con
Tain Ihe words, besides the legal descrip
tion of the prooow) dlslrlcf, "Sanitary
District: YES " and "Sanitary Dis
trict: NO ", or the equivalent there
To, and the voter shall place a cross
"X" between the space provided for im
mediately after "YES" or "NO" whlch-tvf-r
shall Indicate his choice.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the
following named Individuals be placed on
the baliof To till the five positions open
on the Board of Directors for said sani
tary district:
Bertram R. Shoemaker, Jr.
Andrew M. Hoskot
Bart Crocker, Jr.
Wm. C. Harris
Lelend F. Van Allen
Joseph S. Danchok
John C. Keller
Jtsa W. Brown
DATED thi 26th day of September,
1963.
V. T. JACKSON
County Judge
E. R. METZGER
County Commissioner
RAY E. DOERNER
County Commissioner
LEGAL
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
The undersigned, Administrator of the
Estate of Johanna Hoppe, Deceased, has
tiled in the Circuit Court of the Slate
of Oregon for Douglas County, the final
account of his administration, and said
Court has fixed Monday, November 4th,
1963, at 10:00 o'clock in The forenoon of
said day as the time, and Circuit Court
Room "A" In the Court House at Rose
burg, Oregon, as the place, for hearing
ob lections, if any, to said final account
or to the settlement of said estate.
Dated, October 5th, 1963.
ARTHUR H. HOPPE, Administra
tor Of the Estate Of JOHANNA
HOPPE, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against the
estate of M. M. COOPER, Deceased,
now pending In the Circuit Court of
Douglas County, Oregon, are hereby
notified to present The same, duly veri
fied as required by law. To The under
signed al Ihe law olflces of George
Luoma, Umpqua Savings & Loan Build
ing, Roseburg, Oregon, within six months
from the date of the first publication
of this notice, which is October 5, 1963.
HATTIE L. WILSON. Executrix of
the Will and Estate ot M. M.
COOPER, Deceased
NO. 794S
NOTICE OF SALE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
DOUGLAS COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate
of
ALBERT R. ZIMMERMAN, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that lha
undersigned will sell at private sale to
The highest bidder for cash or on credit
In the manner as provided by the laws
and statutes of the State of Oregon all
of the above decedent's Interest In and
to Lot 1, Block 2, Sethers Tracts, Doug
las County, Oregon, said sale being sub
' iect to confirmation of the above-entitled
court.
Bids will be received by The under
signed at- the offices of Geddes, Felker,
Walton & Richmond, 435 S.E. Kane
Street, Roseburg, Oregon, up to 10
o'clock A.M. on Monday, lha 4th day of
November, 1963.
Dated and first published this 5th day
of October, 1963.
CARL M. FELKER, Admlnlstra
tor of the Estate of ALBERT
R. ZIMMERMAN, Deceased
Personals
DRINKING PROBLEM? Call Alcoholics An
onymous, 673-6629.
YOUR Aetna". i?e agent is VInce Schuelze.
5al673-3031 or Res. 673-4B19
YOUNG WOMEN of any faith needlngcon.
fldentidl advice may contact Catholic Char
"ies, 270 W. Broadway Eugene, Oregon.
Diamond 5-3642.
Hunter's Attention
CUSTOM CUTTING on deer, elk and moose,
at Byrd's elMeL9ei5.,i
NO HUNTING or trespassing oh the Baragor
Ranch. S. Baragar,
NO HUNTING or trespassing on the O.
Slandiey ranch Glide.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on my ranch on
Roberts Creek. L. V. Weber.
NO TRESSPASSING
The LookerjRanch, Looklngglass
NO HUNTfN? or trespassingnmyprop
erty. Darley E. Ware.
ABSOLUTELY no hunting on the L. H. Bell
.Br.??"VXaI'Hnwn,e'. P'ease don't ask.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on myranch
at Roberts Creek. Ray Rauch.
NO HUNTING, fishing or tresspassing on my
propertyeastofWllbur. Bernard Grubbe.
NO HUNTING or tresspassing"- my prop
ertv at Shadv Pol". C'Hf Thornton.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on my properly
southeast of Sutherlln. H. L. Wahl.
ABSOLUTELY NO hunting or trespassing on
fjiufj-Tiie5 ownuu or loosca oy m. o. Knapp,
NO HUNTING or trespassing on Sunshine
Ranch. Frank Stroder.
NO HUNTING or trespassing. Julian Hatfield,
Kooens reoK.
NO HUNTTNGor trespassing! F. W. Emmltt,
Ken Rleke, E. C. Woodward, H. Agee,
D. C. Rnhortu
NO HUNTING or Trospasslng on our proper-1
ty In Brockway, Tenmllo, and Olalla. Nich
ols Brothers.
NO HUNTING or frespassing on Livingston
ranches. No permission. J. C. Livingston,
Glide.
NO HUNTING, trospasslng or crossing ovar
on me aeon, Nom or smith properties In
rne meirose area.
NO HUNTING, trespassing or crossing over
on me i.mian uusnnen rancn on Keston
Road.
NdHUNTING or trespassing on the Robert
son Ranch mt of Cole Road. Emery
A. Allen, Manager,
NO HUNTING or trespassing without writ
ten permission on property near Mel
rose Dairy. Donald Lewis.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on the Bacon,
Henry, Haines, winnitord, Broszlo, La
Raut ranches In Umpqua, Wilbur, Garden
Valley area.
APPLIANCE R EPA I P.
MAYTAG
Parts Sales Service
We Service All Homo Appliances
BERGH'S APPLIANCE 672-1661
ALTERATIONS . SEWING
DOUBLE BREASTED suits re-styled to sin
gle. siv.V5, ano otnor alterations. 63-6466.
BOOKKEEPING
; ROSKE'S
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
Specializing In small business accounts
NOTARY PUBLIC TYPING
1225 W. HARVARD
PHONE 672-2471
BUILDERS, CARPENTERS
CARPENTRY and cabinets. Harry E. Young
673-7419
CUSTOM BUILT homes, remodels, cabinets,
carports, garages. Free estimates. H0
finance. Ph 679-5857, Grady Roberson.
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION, repair and
welding, tree estimates. Call Bob Boling
at 679-5544 after 5 p.m.
CABINETS, patio, carports. Remodeling. No
fob too small. Reasonable rales. No bus.
on Sundays. Phone 673-8652 alter 4 p.m.
REMODELING
HOUSE LEVELING, new foundations, gar.
ages, carports. , Free Estimates. 10O"o fi
nancing. Gunter Construction Co. 67J.39S5.
CATERING FOOD
CATERING Large or small banquets, any.
where, or al tne oak Tree Inn. call
Ruin Bradley, 672-38B8, 673-4707.
CHILO CARE
Mother Goose Nursery
673 361
ELECTRICAL WORK
ELECTRIC HEATING SYSTEMS, cleaned,
checked and repaired. Reasonable prices.
All work guaranteed. Call PETE or EO
at Trowbridge Electric SERVICE DEPT.,
673-5S31.
GARDEN EQUIPMENT
Sales - Service - Parts
SMALL AIR COOLED ENGINES
Jacobson Mowers Rofo-Hoe Tillers
Brlgas & Stratton Clinton '
Lsuson Power Products Wisconsin, Etc.
Le Bleu Motors
319 S.E. Jackson 673-7567
Place Your Ad Today!
Sot., Oct 5, 1963 The
Hunter's Attention
NO HUNTING or trespassing on The late
Charley Dysert Ranch In Looklngglass or
The Hidden Valley Ranch In Tenmlia. Hoyt
J. Robinson.
NO HUNTING, Trespassing or crossing over
property of undersigned Glengary and Rob
erts Mountain area.
Merle H. Doerlng
Carl J. Doerlng
J. W. (Jack) Holmgren "- :"
Mrs. M. M. Cooper
Haltie L. Wilson,
Adm. M. M. Cooper estate
Help Wanted
14
FILBERT PICKERS
C. Domenlco's place. 673-7951
MIDDLE AGED woman or couple to stay
with 2 elderly people. 863-3695, Myrtle Cr.
Help Wanted Men 15
LONG LOGGERS
Call 6733604
TRADE tires, Klrby vacuum or old violin
,0L. carpenter jworK. Phone 673-5045.
COMBINATION WELDER. Appfy Roseburg
Welding and Machine Works. 673-6248.
WANTED Heavy duty equipment me
chanic. Year-round work. 673-5688 afler
7 P.M.
PART TIME Insurance and credit Inspector.
Area of operations: Sutherlln to Canyon
vllle. No canvassing or selling. Apply
P. O. Box 628, Eugene, Ore.
OPENTNGS In C .atl f or h la I o r 1 sates "man
ager and 3 salesmen. Must be honest,
Industrious, bondable. Write to Rich Plan
of Redding, P. O. Box 466, 935 Locust
St., Redding, Calif.
WANTED Reliable family man with good
car to take over sales route. $125 per
week guarantee to start. For Interview
phone 672-1391 between 7 and 9 p.m. No
Information given over phone.
SALESMAN
To Sell
Frigidaire Appliance
Contact Mr. West
UMPQUA VALLEY
Hardware & Appliance
G35 SE Stephens
Help Wanted Women 16
LADY to care for lady In wheel chair and
light housekeeping tor 2 adults. Live In.
caJ 1 673-4006 after 4:30 p.m.
RECEPTIONIST for doctor's office. Must ba
able to type. Write Box 724, co News
Review.
WOMAN dinner cook. Also experienced wait-
ress. Apply In person after 4:30 p.m.
Island Cafe.
Evans Products Co.
Western Division
Accounting Dept. is now
occepting opplications for the
following experienced office
help:
BOOKKEEPER Well versed
in machine posting proce
dure.
PAYROLL CLERK Posting
and machine operation.
SECRETARY - Shorthand ex
perience. For information and appoint
ment phone Roseburg
672-4471
Work Wanted
17
EXPERIENCED FALLER WITH
Call 566 Camas Valley
WANTED Baby silting, my home.
N. E. Jackson. 672-4360.
WASHING and Ironing, starching very nealty
aone, can 6i!-4JJfl. .
FALL cleaning, day work by day or hour.
expenenceo. (.air az-jvyz.
CARPENTER WORK AND RFPAIRS
CM Hatfield. 673-3821
HOUSEWORK, $1.25 nr. Neat, clean, capa
ble. 673-8370.
BABY SITTING, hour or day, my home,
experienced and reasonable. Call 673-6466.
ALTERATIONS, restyling, fur, cloth coats.
suirs, aresses. wonc guaranteed. 672-2803.
SUCCESSFULLY employed businessman, 45
yrs. old, desires return to Oregon. Pleas
ant, dependable, conscientious. Experienced
In ALL phas of management! purchas
ing, operation, administration, sales, etc.
Heavy experience In hardline field. Small
Investment possible. Anything considered.
W. O. Walls, 32 Oliver Ave. S., Minnea
polis 5, Minn.
HEARING AIDS
HENRY A. K1RKLAND - Certified Hearing
Aid Audlologlit. Service on all makes of
hearing aids. Phone 679-5024.
LANDSCAPING-TILLING
PETERSON'S custom tractor work Till
ing, weed, brush and grass cutting,
soiling. Leveling. 673-6848 anytime.
CUSTOM ROTOTILLING, weed and brush
cutting, leveling and grading. Call eves.
M. H. Foss, 679-5548.
LANDSCAPING-TILL1NG-DOZING
SPRINKLING SYSTEMS
Lawn and Field Irrigation
JACUZZI PUMPS
Parts Sales Service
VALLEY PUMP &
JRRIGATION SERVICE
073-4023
MASONRY WORK
MASONRY, fireplaces, veneer, stone, block
Free est. Calvin Merge), 6724345.
ORNAMENTAL IRON SERVICE
ORNAMENTAL
i
Wrought Iron rollings Columns Posts
Residential and Commercial
FREE ESTIMATES 1
ROSEBURG FORGE WORKS
673-4002 Res. 673-3805
PAVING
EXPERT cement work. Sidewalks, drives,
patios. Free estimates. 673.3345.
PLUMBING
LICENSED PLUMBER, Bill Wylle, Larson
f)d., Rt. 4, Box 1145. Call 679-535.
RADIO & TV REPAIR
Johnny's TV Service
Allwork guaranteed, call 673-H64
ROOFING
ROOFING, repairing. Free estimate. Work
guaranteed. Call collect BSS-t666 Gold Hill.
RUBBER STAMPS
DO. CO. Rubber Stamp Supply. PO Box
191. 6)3-7312. Usually overn:jM service.
The People's Mcrket Place
is the News-Review Classi
fied Vant Ads
News - Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9
Work Wanted
17
IRONING 90c hour. Pickup, deliver. Call
673-7758 before 12 or after 5 p.m.
CARPENTER work painting and general
repair, (.an 6v-J4.
SEWING AND ALTERATIONS
673-5825
RELIABLE LADY will baby sit, your home.
myrne ireeit area, uwn irans. tail B6J
3942 after 10 A.M.
Enstruction
19
ACCORDION LESSONS Six weeks trial
wilh accordion furnished. 673-7084.
PRIVATE DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS
Call 673-7217
PRIVATE PIANO lessons. Studio af Rlcketfs
music store or rt.wion Creek area. Call
Sharon Wagner, 672-2461.
Loans and Finance 21
WANTED small discounted land contract!
ana equities, call 673-6193 or eves 673-6091..
REAL ESTATE contract for sale at Wilbur.
s&iuu at 6fe, discount $1000. P.O. Box 1101,
Brookings, Ore.
Family Finance
Home Owned and Operated
Loans Up to 11500
On motor vehicles and furniture
729 SE Washington 673-5581
AGRICULTURAL
LOANS
Southern Oregon ;
PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN
202 Medical Arts Bldg.
Phone 673-3248
Business Opportunities 22
FREIGHT AGENCY, apt., 1400 Sfl. ft.
business area. On Hwy 99, In town.
57900. Phone 679-SK2.
Commercial Rentals 24
OFFICE RENTAL 245 S. E. Jackson. Ap-
proxlmately 16'XSS'. Call owner, 471.302a.
GARAGE or many other usage building tor
rent or lease, 3500 sq. It. Also store, build
ing, 3000 sq. ft. In Southgate across from
Mark's No. 2. 673-6193, 673-6091 eves.
Wanted to Rent
25
THREE bedroom house out of town, or 2
bedroom house wl h extra space. 673-6519.
WANT TO rent or lease small acre
age, house and barn In or around
Gordon Valley area. 673-6B04.
Apartments For Rent 26
FURNISHED 5 room ground floor apt. Close
In. Available Friday. Phone 673-3321.
TWO BEOROOM apt, range and refrigerator
furnished. All utmiios paid. Phone 673-6536.
ONE bedroom completely furnished apt. Call
aiier 6 p.m. 6-3?B6,
ATTRACTIVE redec. turn. apts. All utilities
turn. 5 to S80. 281? W. Harvard. 671-1463.
14 KARAT APTS 2 bedrooms, $100, Bachelor
apt. $75. Brand new. Call for information
673-4339 If no answer 672-3602.
SUTHERLIN UNION CAP APTS. 2 bdrm.
$50. 1 bdrm, $40 mo. Furn. Including water
and elec. Sulhe rHn 459-212S or 679-5690.
NEW furnished apis ready by October 15th.
maid and linen service available If de
sired. Holel Umpqua
UNFURNISHED APT. suitable for 1 person
or elderly couple. $37.50. Water and gar
bage paid. Phone 673-7316. -
TWO ROOM furnished apt., suitable for bactv
elor only, $45 a month Including utilities.
672-2609
FOUR ROOM furnished apl. on ground lloor,
children allowed. $62. Day phone 672
3602, eves 673-5190.
WORKING COUPLE modern, clean, fur
nlshod apt. Electric heat, garage. , Har
vard Ave. Available Oct. 151h. 673-7550.
TWO, 1 bedroom partly turnlslied apartments.
Couplo only. See at 737 Wharton St. altar
5 p.m.
Kohlhagen Apts.
"'Modernf Reasonable Rent.
Jackson. St. at Lane Ave.
ADULTS 673-8244
"A Good Placa Ta Live"
LOVELY 7 bedroom apt., it baths, furnaca
heat,' formal dining room, large living
i room, part basement. Downtown location.
Caupla only, no pets. $85 month. Helen
Glenn Real Estate, 485 SE Kane, or phone
672-3692.
Privacy, Peac6 & Quiet!
In trfs nicely furnished 1 .bedroom
apt. Hot water and garbage service .
, paid. Automatic laundry facilities.
Adults, Sorry, no pots. $65. See or
call
Shady Point Trailer Sales
1- Mile S. on B.R. 99 6731438
SAW SERVICE
SAW SHARPENING
Circular Band Chain
Handsaws Saw tar reconditioned
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
SAW SERVICE
& Supply Co.
384 NE Chnnnon Ave. 673-4234
Near N. Safeway Market
SEPTIC TANKS SEWERS
AJAX Septic Service, tanks cleaned. Prompt
service. Reasonable. 673-8474.
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Roseburg Sani
tary Service. Phone 673-3356.
TOOLS RENTALS SERVICE
PLOW SHARPENING, welding. 2352 SW
Castle Ave. Machins Shoo. 673-4687.
FOR RENT
McCulioch chain saws any size
McCulloch post hole auger
McCulioch stump auger
HUNT'S CHAIN SAW
Sales - Parts - Service
Garden Valley Jet. Across trom M-Ward's
TREE SURGERY'
TREE TRIMMING, topping, and removing.
Insured. Free estimates. 459-2922 Oakland.
ATTENTION
TREE and stump removal. Call for free
estimates. 67!-i598. Carl Jenkins.
COOK'S TREE SERVICE
TRIMMING TOPPING REMOVING
673-7061 Roseburg
VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE
VENETIAN BLINDS
Sales & Service
SERVICEMASTER
Of Roseburg 672-4601
We' Give S&H Green Stamps
WELL DRILLING
Water Well Drilling
Nothing down on approved credit
MOHR WELL DRILLING
Phone 671-333) or Sutherlln 459-4039
WELDING
WELDING
Mig-wlre alum, welding. From motor blocks
to fry pans. All types special welding.
WINSTON CHAIN SAW
VtlrolOrt, Ore.