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Newspaper Page Texti 1 1 I Forest Glen Residents Feted At Canyonville By MRS. R. E. PPOCTOR Junipr Girl fcouts from Can yonville Tritop No. 49 keynoted the Thanksgiving holiday sea son at the Forest Glen Senior Residence with an appropriate skit Tuesday afternoon. On Wed nesday evening, talented Senior Residence members followed suit by presenting a program Resident In Hawaii Most glamorous holiday for residence members was that of 11 rs. Edith Diorbaugh who is spending two weeks in the Hawaiian Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown . spent the holi day with their son and family at Santa Rosa, Calif., and Mrs. Myrtle Wood spent Thanksgiv ing and the following week with friends and relatives in the Eugene area. Mrs. Harriett Emmerson left Monday for a short visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Aim at Winston, who have just return ed from visiting , in Klamath Falls. There she 'will enjoy a belated Thanksgiving dinner .Mrs. . Jennie Shurtliff visited relatives in Medford over the holidays. , Returning from a nine-week tour of Me::ico and Guatema la this week were Aaron Glas row and his sister. Areola Glasgow, and Mrs. Pearl Rich ards. Mr. Glasgow will be show ing his pictures of the trip shortly. Mrs. Richards narrow ly escaped serious injury when the car in which she was rid ing became involved in an ac cident. She was the only one able to crawl from the wreck unassisted and spent two days in the hospital. The driver of i of the car was killed in the accident. Members also welcomed back Mrs. Inez Houston who has' spent 15 days in the hospital. :urs. Einei uriscoll had as guests for Thanksgiving dinner her daughters family, Mr. and -Mrs. Dale Canaday and chil dren, Jeffrey, Terry, Patty apd Danny of Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Canaday and the two youngest children returned home Thursday evening, lcav ing here the two older ones, Jeffrey and Terry, to spend the night with their grandmother returning home the next day by bus. Mrs. Bessie Hyland spent Thanksgiving weekend with her son in the country. Visiting Mrs, Evelyn Miles for a few days is Mrs. Laura Kramer of Port land. Also listed as guests for the holiday season at Forest Glen were Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- Kinley of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Hurry of Mitchell, S. D., Nancy Moore of Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs Nelson Brooke of Pinetop, Ariz.; Daphne Phil lips i and Mrs. Grant Phillips of Roseburg; and Elder and Mrs. R. E. Swantz and family, missionary volunteers of the Oregon Conference, Seventh-day Adventist Church. Thanksgiving tables around Canyonville included many col lege youth close enough to come home for the holiday weekend. rrom Southern Oregon College came Terry Soeteber, Ron Kip-; ers, Mickey Yakal, Pete Me gowan, Howard Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Patrick and Dick Richey. A. J. Wallz came from Oregon State University, Roger Shaffer and Pat Patter son from the University of Ore gon, Johnny Patterson from Monmouth and Linda Moore from George Fox College Umpqua HEU Sets Meeting Tuesday By EDITH DUNN - Umpqua Home Extension Unit will meet Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Calapooia Club House. There will be a gift ex change and a program on Alas ka. A politick luncheon will be served and donations for a Christmas basket may be taken. Stearns Return Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Stearns hpve returned from spending week with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Bunch, and children of Em pire. They report beautiful sun shiny weather on the coast Mrs. Clarenco Earls of Win chester Bay, visited her moth er, Mrs. Edith Dunn, recently Mrs. Dunn accompanied her daughter to Winchester Bay and with Mr. Earls they drove to Tillamook, to visit the Earl s daughter, Mrs. Nadine Wil liams, and Mr. and Mrs. Ger ald Mobley. The group enjoyed the holiday dinner at the Mob ley home. On Friday tiie group drove to Eugene, where Mrs Dunn visited her daughter, Mrs. Woodmen Circle Officer Holds Grove Inspection By PHEBE McOUIRE .day they drove to Portland, Mrs. Zelda K. Puckett, na-iwhere they remained u.itii Sun tional committeewoman a n d day evening. state manager for the Wood-I Scott Ledgerwood. a student men Circle of Portland, was in;at Oregon State University in Winston Monday and TuesdayiCjrvallis, with his brother, to inspect the ritualistic work; Bruce, a student at the Uni of Unipqua Grove 51 in Win-iversity of Oregon, spent the LEGAL NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT KOI ICE l& HEREBY GIVEN, Thai Tuesday. January 1. 1964. at :0u o'clock a.m., un Circuit Court Room "B." Court House. Rotebura. Oreoon, have teen lixsd as lime and place lor tearing1 objections, if any, lo Ihe final account tiled by the undarsiortM ln lircu'T Court of tm $tlt of Oregon for Doug las County, and tor settlement thereof Dated and llrst published: Dactmbcr 1, H3. IZMA VANCE, Administratrix o tha Estate of GERTRUDE E WARD, deceased NOTICE OF FINAL HEARINO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai Ihr slorv She was a tiuest of Mr.ihulidav and weekend at theiwm and Testament of albert heid- and Mrs. Art McGuire during, home of their parents, Mr. and;': her stav. She drove to Eugene; Mrs. Oren Ledgerwood and ot Oregon tor Douglas county, and that Monday the lain oay ot uecemoer. ivoj at the hour ot 10:00 in the forenoon ot to attend Grove 29 Christmas! family in DiUard. Sot., Dee. 7, 1963 Th Newt-Review, Page 9 LEGAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS AH persons having claims against the Estate of Harry H. Krug, Deceased, now penoing in the Circuit Court of Douglas County. Oregon, are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified as re quired by law. to the undersigned at tit law offices ot ieorg moma. Umpqua Savings and Loan Building, Roseburg, Oregon, wiwm tlx monins from the date ot the first publication of this notice, which date it November 14, 1963. LOIS G. KRUG, Admlnistratrht ot the EsUte ot HARRY H. KRUG, Deceased CLASSIFIED SECTION party Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Grensky and sons, Eddie, Teddy and David, drove to Medford Sun day to visit relatives. LEGAL NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Tuesdav. DKMWr 17. 1963. at : OOl I a-c lork A.m. . In Circuit Court Room "B. Roger Niel.eison, a student! court House. Roseburg, oreaon. nave at Southern Orefion College in JS, TJS?Fm Ashland, spent the Thanksgiv-I count tiled dv im undersigned in ti lnn i.i..i.. ; win n nil Circuit Court ot live Stale ot Oregon lor ing holiday in Winston and Dil lard with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fisher with their daughter, Lorraine and Sharon Saum, drove to Chico, Calif, on Wednesday to spend the holiday with Mrs. Fisher'., parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pannell. Accompanying the Fishers were their three grandchildren. inniQ pa-nirr nnri familv. and' Miss Jeanie Bird spent the her son, John Dunn, and friends.. holitlay und weekend with her-Hwt. oi Aun r Zimmerman, Douglas County, and tor settlement there! 01. Dated and first published: November 16, I93. FRANCES COLLINS BRIDGES Administratrix ol the Eslate of FOREST DEAN COLLINS, deceased NOT I C E0 F FINAL HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Tuesday, the 17th day ot December, 1VU, at 10 o'clock a.m. In Court Room B, Court House, Douglas County. Rose burg, Oregon, has boon fixed tor time and place for hearing of objections. If anv there be, to the final account filed by the undersigned In th matter of Riddle Family Vacations, Visits California Friends By ERMA BEST Mr. and Mrs. Richard Slo vens and two children have re turned from a vacation trip to California. They stopped first in Sacramento where they met Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Stevens, parents of Mr. Stevens, who had come from Rochester, Minn., to attend the: National Field Trials for retrievers and other breeds of clogs. In Fresno Nation's Ranks Climb WASHINGTON U'PI) - Labor Department reported Fri day that unemployment climbed bv about twiccuthe! .expected amount in Novehiber' ft? jSi- ooo they visited Mr. and Mrs. liar ry Prcstegard, cousins of Mr. Stevens. In Long Beach they were guests of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Be- ver. En route home the Ste vens stopped in San Jose to visit friends they had known in Minnesota. Back From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Dale Page and thrtee children spent thanks giving weekend in Portland with Mrs. Page's sister, Mrs. David McCool and family. Mr. and Airs. John Zarnckce and four children spent the hoi iday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Salo and family in The Mt. Shasta, Calif. Following a Thanksgiving weekend leave spent with his parents ! Mr. and Mrs. Lonnic Jones and other members of .the family, Airman Bill Jones Iras returned to the naval base The inrrpasi nf 4W finO in Hie.1 jobless ranks came as total em-" Alameda, Calif., to report ployment fell by 566,000 to 69,- fnr overseas duty in the Phili 325.000. I pines. Tho Lr... cMcnnallv arl in.tml 1 Kecent guests at tllC llOlllC unemployment rate climbed! Mr- an(1 Mrs William Dick from 5.5 ner cent In 5!) n..rlson wcrc an ol(1 friend- 51ls Gas Endangers Portland Area PORTLAND (UPI1 The Northwest Natural Gas Co. h told the City Council that com bustible gas presents a "poten tially serious hazard" over a large area of Portland's near cast side. The utility said the gas niav be from decay of underground wood waste. The report said the gas is not from natural gas distributed by Northwest, but is a composition commonly called "marsh gas." It is from decomposition of materials underground. The company recommended prompt action to protect ex isting buildings in the area and to inform property owners of the danger. Marsh gas is not toxic, but will ignite when mixed with air in the proper proportion, the re port said. It is lighter than air and will rise through openings m the ground. The gas company stated the marsh gas was found during routine investigations and was in places well, below normal pipeline installations. The high est concentration of gas was at locations some distance from gas company facilities. Similar marsh gas concentra tions at various times have ne cessitated a subsurface cnllec tion and exhaust system under the Boeing Co. plant at Ronton, Wash.: started underground fires in a sanitary fill on Uni versity of Washington property, and caused abandonment of a proposed housing development in Philadelphia, the firm said. per cent of the labor force last month. Department officials, however, said part of this in crease was inflated because of statistical deficiencies in their estimates. The jobless rate rose lo the highest level since last May as construction jobs and other outdoor projeclr laid off work ers with the coming of colder weather. The department also reported an increase in the number of teen agers who could not find part-time jobs. A spokesman for the Labor Department said the employ ment situation showed basically no change and was "reasonably strong." The number of jobs in nonfarm category climbed by! 1.4 million over the year. Unemployment, expected to rise by about ?20.000 in Novem ber, climbed by more than dou ble that amount. Joblessness was higher across the board for men, women, and teen-agers. DELIVERY HALTS TRAIN Edna Milligan of Casper, Wyo. End Mrs. Bertha Gibson of Hillsboro, a cousin of Mr. Dick son. Coming for Thanksgiving dinner were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr Fred White of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Neff and two children of Concord, Calif joined local relatives for Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mrs. Neff's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hendrick Mr. and Mrs. William Strode and daughter, Carol, of Port land, were weekend visitors at the home of his brother Chjrlcs Strode, and family. The visitors were accompanied lrom Portland by an aunt of the brothers, Mrs. William Strode of Boise, Idaho, who was en route to Connecticut to visit a daughter during the Christmas holidays. Before her departure, the Charles Strodes took the aunt lo Myrtle Point to visit another nephew, Elmer Strode and family. Also at the Strode home for Thanksgiving Day were their daughter, Clara Nell, from Seattle, Wash, and their November. I9W. CARL M. FELKER. Administrator ol the Estate ALBERT R. ZIMMERMAN, Deceased. DOUGLAS COUNTY FOREST LAND CLASSIFICATION COMMITTEE I IN Meeting, and Hearing Elton Jackson, Chairman of the above committee has called a meeting ol saldjDAVI De- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard j 3alcd . , published mis lath day Bird. She .las since returned to her work in Portland. Miss Diane Jackson, a stu dent at Southern Oregon Col lege in Ashland, has returned to her studies following the Thanksgiving holiday and week end spent in Winston with her grandmother, Mrs. Laura Haughn., Also visiting .as the latter's daughter, Mrs. Marion Jackson, of Medford, mother of Diane. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peter son, former Winston residents now residing in Sandy, with their family spent the recent holiday weekend in Winston visiting at the homes of Mrs. Margaret McDonald and Erv Gubser and families. Their son Brent, was a house guest of Bruce Richey at the Jim Rich ey Jr. home in Brockway. Dr. and Mrs. VanDermark and children spent Thanksgiv ing Day in Medford at thu home of the furrier's sister, Mrs. Dorothy Stewart, and fam ily where they were joined by other members of the family for a holiday dinner. On Fri- said dav and Courtroom "A" ot said Court have been appointed bv the Court as the lime and place tor hear ing obieclioni Iherelo and settlement thereof. Dated and first published November 14, KU. Date of last publication December H ivu. ELAINE HE IDENREICH, Executrix DANIEL P. KEOHANE Attorney for Executrix Pacific Bldg. Roseburg, Oregon NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thai the undersigned has been duly appointed Executor ol the Last win and testa ment and Estate Of BARNARD A. NAAS, deceased, bv order ot the Cir cuit Court of the Stale ol Oregon lor Douolas County. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same with the proper vouchers, duly verified as by law required, to the undersigned al the oltices of Long. Net). ner, Dole & Calev. 110 S-E- Douglas Ave., Roseburg, Oregon, within s I x months from the dale hereol. Dated and first published: December 7. 9U. HARLEY D. NAAS. Executor ol the Last Will and Testament and Estate of BARNARD A. NAAS deceased commltfee as follows TIME: 10:00 A.M.. Friday, camber 13. 1M PLACE: County Extension Ollice, Courthouse, Roseburg, Oregon Puroosa of the meellna Is to con. liner aDDllcatlons ot landowners for a change In land classification as provided bv state low. All pertinent complaints will be heard al this time. ROBERT F. BRADLEY. Recording Secretary, Douglas Coun ty Forest Land Classification Com-mlttee No. C l SUMMONS THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR DOUOLAS COUNTY INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS. INC) NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the Estata ol Dell Roy Peirsol. Deceased, now pending In the Circuit Court of Douglas County, Oregon, are hereby no tified to present the same, duly verified as required bv law, to the undersigned at the law offices ot George Luoma, Umpqua Savings and Loan Building. Roseburg, Oregon, within six months from the date ot the first publication ol this notice, which dale II November 1IU. LaVERNE L. PEIRSOL. Admin Islralrix of Ihe Estate ol DELL ROY PEIRSOL, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The undersigned bv order ot Ihe Cir cuit Court ol Ihe State of Oregon tor Douglas County has been appointed exe cutor of tho estate of Jennie E. Jorey, Deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notitied to present the same, verfled. as required by law, lo Ihe undersigned, at the offices of Thomas C. Hernial, 133 West Harvard Avenue, Roseburg, Oregon, within six months lrom ihe dale of this notice. Dated, December 7th. 1963. THOMAS C. HARTFIEL Executor ol the Estate Of JENNIE E. JOREY, Deceased ICHARD THOMAS, POLICE BOOK SAMARITAN SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI)-Da vid Manuel Tapia, 19, visited the Santa Clara County Jail Thursday night 1c . bail out a friend arrested for a traffic vi olation. The friend went free, but Ta pia stayed after detectives (lis covered he was wanted NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been duly appointed Administratrix of tha Estate ol ILA J. JONES, deceosed, by order of the Circuit Court of tho State ol Oregon for Douglas County. All persons having claims against said eslate are hereby required to present Ihe same wllh the proper vouchers, duly verified as by law required, to the un dersigned al Ihe oltices ol Long, Neuner, Dole & calev. Bio a.b. uougias Ave. Roseburg, Oregon, within six months lrom Ihe dale hereof. Dated and first published: November 33rd, 1963. BONNIE L. SIEBRASSE Administratrix ol the Estate of ILA J. JONES, deceased. NOTICE OF SALE Under authority ol an order granted by the Circuit Court of the State ol Ore- QQn tor Douglas lounly, dated Novem ber ?2nd. 1963, the undersigned, admin istratrix, will sell at private sale the lollowing described real property, to-wit: lax Lot Numoer uiiv-i. a parr ol Lois Filleen (1S1 and Sixteen 116), Block Two (3). Chadwlcks Addition to the City of Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, as the same is plnlled and recorded In Ihe ollice ol the County Clerk ol said County. Said sale will be made on or alter the !6lh dav ol December, 1963. lor cash ten per cent payable at Ihe time ol j sale, anu ine umante upun (.uiiiiMiinuun and bv the Court. Bids will be received at booked him on a misdemeanor1 Thomas c. Hartlioi, 1363 iiaii-uuvs mars:, iu vaiibuiiuu Daled, November 23rd, iv3. of armed robbery and six traf-i , 'h5, , ,,. , , r. ., Administratrix Of the Estate lie ciuiuun.s. BELLE GOOD, Deceased. an Oregon cirporallon, ) Plaintiff, i ) I Defendant.) The above named Defendant, RICH ARD THOMAS. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed aaalnst vou In Ihe above-entitled Court and cause, on or betore four (4) weeks Tom Ihe 73rd dav ol November, 1963, that being Ihe date of Ihe first publication ol this Summons, and If you fall to so appear and answer laid complaint, Plain- ill, tor want inereol. will apply 10 me court lor the rellel demanded in said Complaint, a succinct statement ol which s as follows: That Pla nllff obtain udament eqnlnst you In the sum ol $347.60, plus Plain nil's costs and disbursements incurred heroin. ' You are further notllled that Plaintiff has under attachment one Miller Welder, Model No. AEA300L, Serial No. J 14300 and Plaintiff will request sale ol said personal property to sotisly ludgment ob tained aoainst vou. This summons Is served upon you by publication once each week for four (4) successive weeks in the Roseburo News Review, a newspaper of general circula tion, as provided by statute, published and Issued In Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, by order ol the Honorable Gerald Hayes, Judge ot said Court, duly made and entered inis 20m day of November, IV6J. Dated and first published Ihis 33rd dav ot November, 1963. Dale of last publication Ihe 71st day ol uocemuer, ivej. STULTS, JAYNE 1 MURPHY By III WILLIAM JAYNE Allorneys lor Plalntlfl 416 S. E. Main Street Roseburg, Oregon If your Paper Has Not Arrived By 6:15 P.M. Dial 672-3321 Between 6 & 7 P.M. NOTICE OF SALE Under r ithority ol an order granted by Ihe Circuit CCMrl ol Ihe stale of Oregon tor Douglas County, daled November 37nd, 1963, the undersigned, administrator with the i III annexed, will sell at private sale the lollowing described real properly, lo-wit: The SW'i ol the SEt and Lot 4 ol Section 35, excepting Ihe North 5'f acres thereof heretolore con veyed by Deed recorded In Book 17. Page 496-7 ol the Deed Rec ords ol Douglas County, Oregon. ALSO the NW"4 of Ihe NEI4 and that portion ol Hie NEU ot Ihe NE of Section 36 described as lollows: Beginning al the NW cor it ol said NEU ol Ihe NEU. thence East on the north line ol said Section 36, 30 rods: thence South 24 rods: thence West 30 rodsj thence North 74 rods lo Ihe place of beginning, all In Town ship 79 South, Range 9 West of the Willamette Meridian, and contain Ing In Ihe aggregate net 90. 70 acres. Save and excepting there from the lollowing: Beginning at a Is Inch Iron pipe which Is South 8s degrees 36' East 1667 II. from the Quarter Section corner be tween Sections 35 and 36, In T. 79 S., Rg. 9.. W. ol W.M.t thenca running North 0 degrees 14' W. 13 43 II. lo an iron pipe on a fence line on the Soultl sldo ot a road; Ihenco North 69 degrees 45' E. 334.4 ft. along said lence line to a point on Ihe West line ol tho Wm. P. Day Donation Land Claim ' and In said Township and Rangci thence South 0 degrees 34' East 1370 ft. along said D.L.C line to ' a point In Ihe county road which Is North 0 degrees 74' West 45S.9 II. from the S.W. corner of said D.L.C.i llience North 67 degrees 41' West 96 tt. lo a Vs Inch Iron plpei thence continuing North 65 degrees 41' West 743 tt. to the place of beginning, situated In Section 75, Township 39 South, Range 9 West ol the Willamette Meridian, Douglas County, Ore gon. Also save and excepting there lrom the lollowing: A strip of land 80 rods long and 30 rods wide oil the south side ol Ihe NWi'4 ol Ihe NE"4 of Section 36, Township 39 South, Range 9 West ot Ihe Willamette Meridian, Doug las Counlv, Oregon. Said sale will be made on or alter Ihe tlh day ol December 1963, lor cash: ten per cenl payable al the time of sale, and Ihe balance upon com rmation bv Ihe court. Bids w be received al the olllces of Thomas C Hartllel. 1363 West Harvard Avenue, Roseburg, Oregon. Daled. November 33rd, 1963, THOMAS C. HARTFIEL Administrator with Ihe will annexed Ol Ihe Eslate Ol ORA W. WAFER, Deceased. I, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIAL 672-3321 CASH RATES Advettislrg for oiis)fss nunin Rcntui lraca A'tl Cord of Thonks $2 00 l-Ooy rote 3 lines .... Jl SO 3-Doy rate 3 lines .... J2 75 6-Day rate 3 lines .... $3.75 30-Doy rate 2 lines .... $6.00 I -Day rote 2 lines .. .. $1.00 3-Day tale 2 lines .... $2.00 6-Day rate 2 lines .... $2.75 30-Day rate 3 lines .... $8.00 CREDIT Abcve riles lubie-ct to SO cenls isrvice etui! tot credit DEADLINES Private Plflv aovrrtilini t PU Dar Prior to Publication. Ire Neat-Refit- teteiffs the mnt to custiiy, edit v ttjtct mi classified Ad Cour ADJUSTMENTS If vour adviitisr-ment appears incorrectly, notify us immediately. We will not bt resoonslblf tor mnre thin onl Incorrect Insertion, such ti tpontibillty is limited to a correct Inse tion of idveilisemsnL Rlfillts Will Nit B HtK Una Tkli C Dm yifiClC'C-t.ilCt--E'tlC'glt &W1 NAPLES, Italy. (CPU "- Thcison I)onald( from Canhy. Rome-Palermo . express i traim Jlr. and Mrs. George Gibson was . held up ln Naples station spent Thanksgiving in Aber for several minutes Friday: deen. Wash., where they visited night while railwaymen helped; Mr. Gibson's 90-year old moth a cow deliver her calf in the er. Mrs. Ida Gibson, who rc- cattlc car. sides in a rest home. Post Office Sets Job Examination Robert L. Snider, postmaster of Roseburg, announces exam inations will be held in the very near future to fill anticipated vacancies in Ihe post office. These are positions as substi tute clerk and substitute car rier, with a starting wage of S2.26 per hour, and a maximum of $3.14 per hour. Postal employment includes low cost group life insurance health insurance, a liberal paid vacation, and paid sick leave. Substantial civil service retire ment benefits and job security are also an integral part of fed eral employment. No previous experience is nec essary, but all competitors will be required to take a written test lasting about 2V4 hours, de signed to test aptitude for learn ing and performing the duties of the positions. Any citizen, 18 years of age or older, and high school graduates 16 years of age or older, may apply. For more information, applicants may sec the postmaster or civil service clerk in the Post Office Build ing. The necessary application forms may be obtained at -the post office. I erdona Selected Gift Ideas To Make Your Shopping Easier CLASSIFIED INDEX AIRCRAFT . 1 6 APARTMENTS FOR RENT 36 AUCTIONS 44 AUTO INSURANCE M AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE tt AUTOMOTIVE WAN1 ED AUTOS FOR SALE II AUTO TRUCK PhRTS 75 BOATS AND MOTORS 55 BUILOr'G MATERIALS 41 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 33 BUSINESS PERSONALS t CARD OF THANKS 5 COMMERCIAL RENTALS 34 EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 3 FARM EQIIIPMt NT 70 ,SARMS AND RANCHES 36 FLORISTS ' FUEL 43 HAY AND GRAIN it HEAVY EQUIPMENT 73 HELP WANTED 14 HELP WANTED MEN IS HELP WANTED WOMEN 16 HOUSES FOR RFNT 39 HUNTER'S ATTENTION INCOME PROPERTY 3' INSTRUCTION 1 LIVESTOCK LOANS AND FINANCE ,. 31 LOGGING EQUIPMENT LOST AND FOUND LOTS AND ACREAGES 35 MARKET BASKET 57 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ... 45 MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS 3 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 40 MOBILE HOME PARKS 31 MOBILE HUMES .... 33 MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT .. 30 MOTORCYCLES 77 MUSICAL INSTP JMKNTS So NOTICES II OFFICE EQUIPMENT 51 PERSONALS 7 PETS AND PET SUPPLIES ... 7 POULTRY AND RABBITS 61 POWER SA'VS 71 REAL ESTATE . 34 RF.AL ESTATE WANTBO 31 ROOM AND BOARD 31 ROOMS FOR RENT 37 SEEDS NURSERY STOCK 5 SPORTING GOODS 53 TIMBER ANO SAWMILLS 40 TRADE MISCELLANEOUS 41 TRUCKS FOR SALE 74 WANTED TO RENT 35 WORK WANTED 17 WHERE TO GO 10 - 1' Personals DRINKING PROBLEM? 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You can slop '.our ad in the event of results, and then you pay only lor Ihe rate days II li published BUCK KNIVES tltT rilTISIf'.TE El if I lumiiniiH hi tor permanetl Uom ROSEBURG BEAUTY SCHOOL I Call or Wrlle 7?e SE Sir-ohens 671-5511 , ti ei-i , I CHANEL jffi, No. 5 5f ond other Chanel Fragrances ROSEBURG PHARMACY 517 SE Jacvson 4111415 IM4VW-.-I-l General Electric Steam ond Dry Iron Reg $17 99 NOW I6 97 COAST TO COAST STORE 563 SE Jackson taiiHii- rtn A rr kmyiuus run u fe! Hoio,NGAMEDGEa ft fB 1 arlunffy cula bolli I I Notices 11 I WILL NOT "bo retponilblt lor any debts othtr than my own. John A. Harris. Lost and Found 12 LOST Dlack Labrador, malt. Winston vicinity. Answers to "Blackle." Liber al reward. PtaHq .?- Help Wanted 14 Help Wanted Men 15 DRAKE MAN with alTunmont expirltnce. Excellent o,;ponuniiy ana fringe Dent (tts. Salary plus commission. Ph. 672-335-6, B to 5:30. WAN WANTED lor part tlma delivery work. Must bt ire pri. ana mot. eves and all day Sat. For Interview phone 671391 between 1 and p.m. PLANERMAN APPRENTICE Upper Willamette vauey mm seemng man lo team planer man's Irade. Some planer tvperlente required. Wage de pendent upon teaming progress. Write Box 745, Hews Review. I THE CITY OF ROSEBURO Police De partment Is now accepting applications (or the position of Patrolman. Appli cants must bj In good ; hyslcal condi tion, participate In written examlna tion and personal Interviews. Must be 21, have graduated from a credited hkih school or lis equivalency. Christmas Special BABIES - FAMILY GROUPS 'Fufy goarwitM m iau the lifetime , or )iui.iiihi i Guaranteed to ho'd an edge belter than any knlte known today I J.C. SPORTING GOODS 5r? SE Jacuson J-4I5S 1T-t't '''- Help Wanted JWomen 16 BEAUTICIANS wanted All calls ton fldenhal. Calt9-S3f. BABY SITTER My home, 4 or 5 day wetk. References. Cll atler S or week ends, 4M-r2e. K TURE HOUSEKEEPER lor elderly man, live In. Melrose area. Phono M-1M alter 5:30 or weekends. DENTAL SECRETARY. Wilt train ef ficient woman with general secretarial background. Position requires outstand ing personality and Initiative, Five day week. Indicate beginning salary desired, Write Box 747, News Review. HOUSEKEEPER lo live In comfortable Doctor's twne wnn 1 ennoren, a and Prefer efficient, pleasant person with Initiative to become pari of m My. Ample time olf end pleasant room. Minimum compensation, SIOO mo. Wrlle Bo ?4fi, News Review Do oil your Christmas shopping in one stop, ACT NOW FOR HOME , PORTRAITS CODY JQsmiio 71 1 SE Jackson 673 8562 Western Fleecellned Brush Jackets and Vests . . . Revs til., ei. Mens tu ts up Allen's Western Goods llsl SE tteprtent 173 J50I S4i! I ' tt-tf-t-t-tsf "Jtl-t Black & Decker VV ELECTRIC DRILL Jacobs ChurU r now $9.88 CITY IXMBKll It BUII-DEUS SUPPLY CO WIS Dtamo, Lata Blvrj 4T9-574I 1 j Work Wanted 17 Trowing 11. 10 par hour pick uo and deliver. Call tn-Ani before u noori. CARPENTER WORK AND RPPAIRS C. 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