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Mrs. Fred Nf snn :i nil l la j. jones. deceased Ithfodorp tnn Ran .Uitn.! ; r-l.,Jl : I-f n:.l n..r.t -1..J NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thai (Ml A. PETERSON. IVAN BROSI. FRAN-I ' .1 .i ' j " J......a, vu., "Ujunderlned Administrate 01 111 estateCES 8ROSI, INVESTMENT SERV I recenu with their parents, Mr. visited her parents, tlio Places, lx iia j. jones. deceased, pursuant to ice co. and oavid a. crubb. an and Mrs. Elbert Mvers and Mr bpfnrn enin tn rnrvallk In vi.ln "'f ' Circuit Court of th.;TrustM of Theodore P. Pelerun.1 ; : l. ;T ' . CT " . . istate uregon lor Douglas county land Mrs. Hunter l'eil. Peil has it with Mr. Nelson s mother. m and entered in the above entitled been stationed at Kudiac. Alas-i Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sm-lling w "J, LEGAL PETERSON. RUBY) Bankruptcy Estate, ) Defendants. ) By virtue of an execution issued out of and under the seal ot the aboventitled ka, (or the past two years and PhoeniX, Aril., Visited for a, and alter Ihe 2Sltl day of January, l. Court upon a tuogmenl rendered and !lias 3 new post in Portland, I week recently with her parents Maine. He is a warrant officer ,in the Coast Guard. Portland Stay Made Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cobb, and with his brother, Lowell Shell ing, and family. Kenneth Brady had ar. ankle I recently visited his mother and broken by a log which rolled You like the new hat? It's a fringe benefit in the new coat settlement I negotiated with Henry!" i WWHI!M!1 ' '--I I -i I ' , i... i , I lta 600DctfF! CHRISTMAS HAS X ' BEEN OVER FOR A MONTH ... ( SO uJrlV r - rr- AMI STILL) li'S!S?Jrst . : 9 I ni.M. V -r. v i IiSK: 'itCLbAKINSWASA SIR, NO TRACE IN THE aSStRf THE VENEZUELAN f WELL, LET'S SO fTuer,rTX ""T'-uu "KK.' WB t CLEARING OF THE M: WtWvk SUEKKILLA BANP 6ET SERSEANT NJfrK'ELrN V FORTUNATEONLy I V RUSSIAN &RL.' VA-.I M MUST HAVE HER.' jV SUNTHER. A THE PLANE MUST I ONE DRIPTFD int- thp V l W IV .on! U HAVE THROWN L.V JUNSLE T U A 1 VMIU T1TK1fW ifWi Sot : sllfellll iffi 1 y fj 1 1 ki .- I GET VOUR TICKETS p-1?? rffl TICKETS ARE THASNICE- I -IHtM IICKtr& I sr.y- 1 NOW, FOLKS." - I I SELLING LIKE BUT WHEN 1S FO S iSBrr. ' GOODNESS KNJOWS ) !pi-&Ct HOTCAKb.V- AH THINKS 1 VVH"S0B.'. J V SlVMr.'.' ( M HOW LONG THEY , xSSfca-! wtuu. 'ft w4v-' WMU -v I . I T can hold ouT.v ) j&yt crfvt rr r ffaw' JrfrWH'yv J lf'i;lTU,iil.i,.niiMril X ilEUCUIE r,i I I rflDt A?P ATiit muRlU' UFI Rcuoocgi 1 DUH-M...DA CAPT'lN SAYSPI&Y SON.WHENIi I i6ni nniina w i n riwcmtfct i i . ' .. .. . - . . . , i I fAC,AL', I CAMT WAIT TO JUST TOO MOPBST! ENGLAWP FOR A PEG-LEGGED IN A WEAK. I w l- WH'l wliwncMs no rue ftcTiii & nc VOnff i I Isc r kTc ft!V Owti UIOOCT. AU' HI BRAWNY, TAT M0WENT. I V WEAR G005E BAY. POPl J n voe&l I -'crlMinU'T Oct Tt TUC TflOPO ACCOMPLICE HMVM yGAVi? HIM All li iTT I jL, vr-T SIMPLE FACTS WITHOUT "TW0TS TROUBLIW V0U?J SLIGHT RAISE! X TiS" V " "J; V,! P t'm ni ie today's 1 1 oh, yes! my husband- I Two VyesI'mN I ( A,s ME IF 1 P POVINC? TOUESTION IS JUST BOUGHT ME A r- DRESSES. A HAPPILY IM MAPPY7 C?FPORTEI3 X YOU vNEW COAT ANDHAtJ GLOVES, J MARRIED , ZLJZ- l l fi i: I- '- v' THE TKLEPHONEI j I yJ AKIi YOU PUP OUT , y ; f7( HAS ALREADV tJEEN J I KNOW-- I ( FOP A WALK, FLMO- f WwrN T r.ROW UP, I 1 INVENTED j f THAT'S WHAT) ! V, YOL'PE BC&INNING MR BUMSTEAU, N -. v GAVE ME .1 V TO WORRY ME J I'M GOING TO INVENT ) .. V THE IDliA J v B V TELCPHONE, . SU ' ''- , 1 ' ' step-father. Mr. and Mrs. Ar tlmr C. Dahl, in I'ortland. Recent guests at the C. E. Young home were their son-in- law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. George Mill ot Klamath Kails, and their grandson, Lee Mill, and his wife and two children of Portland. The Lee Mill fam ily was accompanied by Mrs. Mill s parents, who had been visiting them from back east Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller were recent hosts to his parents, Mr and Mrs. Dean Miller of Cor ivallis, Mrs. Miller's parents, !Mr. and Mrs. Angus Lupon of Eugene; and her two sisters, Karen Lupon, who is attending San Jose Bible College, and Mrs. Jean Uaugen of Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller are purchasing the Jack F. Johnson home near the grade school and over it in a woods accident re cently. Travelers Return To Lookingglass By HAZEL S. MARSH Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Graves and children of Luokinyluss re turned recently from a trip through eastern Oregon and western Washington. On t h e trip they visited the former's mother, Mrs. Lola Graves, and the latter's brother, Frank Fra isier, in Yakima and spent the holidays with Mrs. Don Krasier and four children in Tacoma. After returning home, their lor ca&Ji or tor part cash and part crMit, al the law offices ol Long, Neuntr, Dole & Caley, 110 S.E. Dougia Ave, Ro&eburg, Oregon, the following describ ed real properly belonging to said ei tate: Lots 6 and 7 of Block 1 ol Glen gary Frutllandi, as the same is plat ted and of record In the office of the County Clerk of Douglas Coun fVi Oregon. The tale will be subject lo Ihe con firmation ot the above entitled Court, Da led and first published: December Za. 1963 BONNIE L. SIEBRASSE Administratrix of the E stole of ILA j. JONES, deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the Eate Of DELIA ANNA NEWPORT. D- docketed In said Court on December 31, 143, In an action wherein Ruth W. Rrtoden is plain tit and the above named defendants art defendants, in tavor of said p.ainmt, , and in which the udf ment is against defendant Ruby A. Peter son and the decree entered therein If against each of the defendants, which iudgment is for the turn of i25.V together wilh Interest thereon at ic per annum from April 24, 1967. until -paid, Hess credit to apply against said interest), and for further sums of $36.01 and 136.01 together with interest a I 10 per annum on each of them until paid, on one from November 26.' 1963, and on the other from November 76, 1963, and further sum ot S75.00 costs, ot foreclosure report and $400.00 as and tor attorney fees and S34.;$ plaintiffs cosis ana aisDursemems in this suit n-i tied as required Dy law, to tne unaer- M Dr0oertv on afrount ni urit nniwl jit Iti ami rllif nl iinm i.u. - r . . IT " " z v 77, "ui ' oember 31, ws;. Roseburg, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication ot this notice, which date Is December 21 , 163. CL RENCE strator ANNA NEWPORT. Deceased out ol the above entitled court and cause, on account ot a levy made on' said dale by virtue of said writ of extcb-; Newport, omcaica and wl1ich 0( eiKulion .,. NOTICE TO CREDITORS lo self .11 of Ih. Inlereil wtilcll lh All p.rsons having clalml .gainst ln I defendants had in such real estal. ori Eilal. of Rollen Johns, deceased, now 'January 34, 1961. I hav. levied uoon il. pending in Ihe Circuit Court ol Douglas j the right, title and Interest ol Ih. said. County, Oregon, ar. hereby nolilied lot delendwts then in and to Ih. said blovv pres.nl Ih. same, duly verified as re-;uescrio! real properly io-wii: daughter Roberta underwent an will be moving in shortly. The I tonsillectomy .at a local hospi- I Johnsons have moved to Wash ; inston. i Mr. and Mrs. Don Dulancy iand children of Auburn. Calif., I spent the holidays wilh her par- tal. Housekeepers' Pay Boost Eyed SALEM (UPD Recommend ed increased wases in p u b 1 i c housekeeping occupations will be aired at a meeting of the Oregon Wage and Hour Com mission in Portland today. Recently recommended was a wage floor ot si an nour lor women and 85 cents for minors employed in hotels, motels, re taurants, taverns, clubs and similar workplaces. It was vot ed to retain the present regu lation on a maximum eight hour day, six day, 44-hour week. The present provision for a half day's pay when an cm ploye is required to report for work that docs not materialize also received commission endorsement. Labor Commissioner Norman O. Nilsen said the hearing would give interested personnel a final opportunity to express their views before the commission lakes final action. Nilsen is executive secretary of the commission and adminis ters orders regulating women's and minor's employment in var ious industries. Registrations Needed To Fill Sewing Class An adult class in sewing will be held in the homemaking room at Myrtle Creek High School beginning Tuesday, Jan. 21, at 7 p.m. providing enough interest is shown. Classes were scheduled to start Jan. 14 but not enough people were present to make up a class. The classes will run for three hours each Tues day for 10 weeks. Mrs. Jasper Miller will be instructor. Myrtle Creek area residents interested in learning sewing or improving abilities may regis ter at the high school or at the evening class. The registration fee Is $10. The class is spon sored jointly by the Oregon State Department of Education Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nay visit ed recently with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hong, in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Olliviint and children, Kathleen, Michael and Alan have returned from a 10-day trip through the north ern part of the state and in Washington and Idaho. They visited relutivcs at several cit ies along the way. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Shcr- win and son, Alike, and (laugh ter, Marian, enjoyed a trip lo Phoenix, Ariz., during the holi days. George Marsh drove to Port land Friday to attend to busi ness, lie was accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Arthur Marsh and by Mrs. Clarence Currier of Roseburg. The ladies attend ed the two-day meeting of the board of directors of the WCTU Children's Farm Home at Cor- vallis. The Lookingglass Camp Fire Girls under the leadership ol Mrs. Elmer Paulson visited each member at the Douglas County Hume at Christmas lime and gave each one a Christmas card and sang carols. After wards the group gathered al the home of Mrs. Paulson and planted a horse chcslnut tree. Included in the group were Cath erine and Donna Greer, Caro lyn Champ, Nicki Harris, Diane and K a Ihy Sanford, Susan Lo erts, Fran Doclson, Karen Kol ler, Trecia Bowlin and a guest, Mike Harkshorn. quired bv law. to the undersigned at tne law olflces ot George Luoma. Umpqua Savings & Loan Bldg., Roseburg. Oregon, within six months Irons the data of the first publication of this nolle, which dal. Is January nth, I'M. ale R. Johns, Administrator ot Ih. Eslal. ol ROLLEN yOHNS. deceased. NOTICE TO CREOITORS NOTICE IS HERIiBY GIVEN that the undnnloned has ueen duly BDOolntra ad ministratrix ol Ih. estate ol Sadie E. Pemberton, deceased. All persons having claims against her estate are nolilied to present the same property venneo as re quired by law to the und'.-rslgned at Ihe law ollces ol ueaaes, renter, naiiun a Richmond at 43S S. E. Kane liireel Rosebura. Oregon, wlltiln six months irom dale of first publication hereof which is the 2lsl day ol December, ivu. VIOLET MAb WtDtK, AOmin istratrlx of Ihe Esfate of SADIE E. PEMBERTON, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that by order ol Ihe Circuit Court ol the Slato ol Oregon lor Douglas County, the under signed has been ouiy appointed aamin Islmtor ol Ihe Estate ol Myron Sever! Iverson. Deceased. All persons having claims against said estal. are hereby nolilied to present Ihe same, auiy venuea as renulred bv law. lo tho undersigned, at Ihe law olllces ol Slulls, Jayne & Mur phy. 416 S. C. Main Street, Roseburg, Or eoon, wllhin six (6) months Irom dale ol ml notice. Dated and first puoilsnoo mis i.in day ot January, 1964. HUlibK VCK3UR, HUH 111,13,, n tor ol the Estate ol MY.RON Beginning al a Ii inch Iron pip. . wntcn is a BV Degrees 59- E 965.1 - II.: as measured along Ih. north line of Lot IS, Glen D. Harl s Tract In Section 21, Township s M S-. Range 6 w., W.M.; and S 101.3 It. from the N.W. corner of said Lot IS. thence running from said beginning point s It ' degrees 59' E. 130.0 II. to a a 1 Inch Iron pipe on Ih. west line ol Civil Bend Avenue, thence S 124. 5 It.i along the west line of ' said avenue, to a one and on. halt incn Iron pipe; thence N. 89 degrees 59' West 130.0 II, to a Inch Iron pipe, thence N. 124.5 t ft. to the place of beginning, con ' talning 0.37 ol en acre, more or , Ir t. and situated In Lot 15, Glen D. Hart Tract In Section 21, ! Township 2B S. Range 6 W., W.M., In Ihe City ol Winston, Ore- t oon. i, Notice is hereby given thai I, lh undersigned Sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon, will sell the above-descrlbed- reai property, or so much thereof as Is necessary to salisly said Judgment in lull, lo the highest bidder lor cash ah public auction In front of th. Douglas County Courthouse on the main Court. nouse sicps, in Roseburg, Douglas Coun lv, Oregon, on the 7lh day ol February, 1964, at Ihe hour of 10:30 o'clock a.m. of thai day, to satisfy the said execution; toqelhcr with Ihe Int.r.st and costs' thereon. Doled this 31 day of Dec.mb.r, 19632 IRA C. BYRD Sherllf of Douglas County t Bys Belty Miller, Deputy, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals lor the construction SEVERT IVERSON, Deceeseit. of the Garden Homes Sanitary Sewer 7 system addressed to ihe Mayor and NOTICE TO CREDITORS I Icily Council. City ol Rosoburg, Oregon, All persons having claims against lheiwyi be received at Ihe o:'lce of lh Estate ol MAURICE GRIESJL, Deceased, city Recorder, City Hall, Roseburg. Ore now pending In the Circuit Court ol Doug-qon, until 2:00 P.M., Prtlllc Standard las County, Oregon, are hereby noltticd Time on the 4lh day of February, 1964, to present the same, duly verified as flnd ,thon will b. publicly oiKned and required by law, lo the undersigned at read. 1 1 ino law omces oi uuurwc lu mh- me worx coniempiaieo consists ot apt. JJOMiWHErJI WMTOreLSEtiand Myrtle Creek High School. PON'T BODpER n r.nvlnos & Loan Building, Roseburg, Oregon, wnnin six monins nun, mu of the lirsl puhllcallon ol this notice, u,h rh rifttA uecemner 40, ivdj. ALT A GRItSfcL, txocuirix ui mo Will and Estate ol MAURICE GRIESEL. Decoused, LEGAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS All oersons hflvlna claims Aaalnsl the Estate of Jessie S. Rice, deceased, now pending In the Circuit Court or Douglas County, Oregon, are hereby notified lo present the same, duty verified as re quired by law, lo Ihe undersigned at the law offices of George Luoma, Ump. qua Savings & Loan Building, Roseburg, Oreaon, within six months from Ihe dale of the first publication of this notice. which date Is January 18, iw. EVA RICE GORDON, Executrix of the Will and Estate of JESSIE S. RICE, deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been duly appointed : executrix under the last will and lestt. ment of Arthur Marsh, deceased. All persons having claims agmnsi nis estate are nolilied to present the same prop erlv verified as required oy iaw 10 the undersigned at the law offices ol Gcddes, F ether, Walton ft Richmond al 435 S.E. Kane Street, Roseburg, Oreqon, within six months from dale ol first publication hereof which Is Ihe IBth day of January, vt. HAZEL MARSH, fcxecuirix under the Lasl Will and Testa ment of ARTHUR MARSH, Deceased wnTlCP TO CREDITORS ah nBrirm hauino cUims noolnst the Estate ot Aurvilla M. Green, nuw ending In the Circuit Court ol Douglas County, nroonn. am hnrcbv notified to present til. emn. . ritilv verified Aft renulred by in.u m tho iiiitinmiiindd. tit IhU law Ol- of George Luome, Umpquo Savings & Loan Building, Rosoourg, urogon, w m in six nnnth, from the date of ma. first publication ol this nonce, wnicn date Is January it, lM. . , The United States National Bank of Portland (Oregon), Executor of the Will and Estate of AUR VILLA M. GRE-EN, deceased. ;.rtViVKncPiMAL SETTLEMENT MriTirc IK HP RE BY C:VEN, That t...h. ttnn inth riiiv of February. 1964, at 9:00 o'clock a.m.. In Circuit cour! Room "B, m tne uougia iwmr hmiu. Rosebura, Oregon, hove been fixed as the time and place for hear Ing oblectlons, If any. to Ihe final ac count Hied by the undersigned In the Circuit Court of me ainio 01 w.cu., Douglas County, and for the settlement boated and llrst published: January II ,,M' PAUL REVERE SHANKLIN, Sr. Executor ol the Last Will and Testament and Estate of HELEN MARIE SHANKLIN, deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the unsigned hap been duly PPfJ"1"' mlnistratrlx of the estato ol Halite w. Piper, deceased. All persons havlno claims against her estate are no "ltd to present the same properly ver lied, as required by law, to the undersigned al the law olflces ol Gcddes, Folker, Wallort K Richmond at 435 S. E. Kane Street, n.. u.ntiin aiir mnnlni from date of first publication heneotjlN vhlch is the imn aay oi jnnvnrr, '- HELEN L. CHANDLER, Administratrix ol Ihe Eslale of HATTIE W. PIPER, Deceased. It's Easy To Place A News-Review CLASSIFIED WANT AD Mail Your Want Ad Today! Please publish the following classified ! ad for days I Enclosed $ Be sure to enclose payment. Lints 2 3 4 5 6 Above rote: CASH RATES 3-Doys 6-Dovs 30 Day $2.00 $2.75 $ 6.00 2 75 3 75 8 00 3 50 4 75 10.00 4.25 5.75 12.50 5 00 7.00 15.00 subject to 50c service chaifl for credit. Count 5 words per line. Be sure to count the address andor telephone number Classification WRITE YOUR AD BELOW proximately 2,035 linear feel of 6- end B-lnch and approximately 1,705 linear feet ot 10-inch sewer pipe and approxl mately 1,480 linear teet ot 4-inch servkQ connection pipe, complete wilh sewer manholes and appurtenances and the construction of approximately 110 linear, teel ot 30-lnch concrete pipe culvert. Plans and Specifications mav be ex a ml Ined In the otfice ol the City Engineer. my Han, xoseuurg, uregon, or ai lne ollice of Cornell, Howland, Hayes & Merry field, Consulting Engineers, 1600 Western Avenue, Corvallls, Oregon. A copy of said Documents may be ob tained at Ihe Consulting Engineer's of fice on request upon a deposit of Twenty Flvo Dollars (115.00) for each Document! The full amount of Ihe doooslf will be refunded i-iild Documents are returned In good condition within fifteen (1st dav after Ihe award of the Contract. ' Bidders must be prcqualiflod In ac cordance wilh tho laws of Oregon. Pre Qualification forms, completely filled on. should bo mailed lo Ihe City Recorder, City Hall, Roseburg, Oregon, at least ten (to) days prior lo the bid opening dale. Each proposal must be submitted on Ihe prescribed form and accompanied by a certified check or bid bond oxe cutcd on tho prescribed form payable lo Ihe City of Roseburg, Oregon, In an amount not less than live per cent (5) of Ihe amount bid. The successful Bidder will be required to furnish a bond for faithful perform ance ot the Contract In the full amount of the Contract price. The right is roserved to refect any or all proposals, lo postpone the award of the Contract for a period no) fd exceed thirty (30) days and to accept thai proposal which is to the best in terests ol Ihe City of Roseburg, Oregon. Dated this Uth day of January, 1964. CITY OF ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON By FRANCES JELLISON City Recorder " No." ir44 SUMMONS THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THB STATE OF OREGON FOR DOUCLAS COUNTY GEORGE MILLER. t Plaintifl,, vs. ) CAROL MILLER, ) Defendant.) TO: CAROL MILLER: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Or OREGON ; You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In Ihe above entitled court and cause within four (4) weeks from the first publication Of I hit summor.s upon your and it you fall so to appear and answer said complaint, piainnu, tor want thereof, will apply to the court for Ihe relief demanded in plaintiffs com plaint on the grounds Of wmiiui aeseruon, lo-wit: lor decree of this Court dissolv ing Ihe marriage contract heretofore ex isting between plaintiff and- defendant and awarding lo plaintiff an absolute decree ot divorce ol and from lit defendant. Th it summons is served upon you oy puhlication thereof once each week for lour successive weexs in n news Review, a newspaper of general circula tion published in uougias coumy, uregon, by order of the Honorable Charles S. Woodrlch, Oram Judge, made the 3Hf day of Dec., 163. requiring said sum mons to be published. Date of first pubiicfiom January , 1964. D. R. Lfmlck. Attorney lor plaintiff Din PaciiK; Bldg., Roseburc, Oregon. NAME ADDRESS Moil Your Clossified Ad With Payment To The Classified Advertising Depart ment, The News-Review, Roseburg, Oregon. News-Review Classified Want Ads MARKET PLACE OF DOUGLAS COUNTY Read For Profit Use for Results! no. mi NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COUHT OF THB STATE OF OREOON FOR LOUOLAS COUNTY In th, Walter of th Application for th. Change of Nam, of LINDA ELLEN FRIOLUND and WILLIAM FRANCIS FRIDLUND, TO ALL PERSONS CUNLfc KNcu; wnr CF s herahv alvw inn- on No vember 1J, tJ, tho above-entitled Court did enter an o. der changing tho name Ol LINDA ELLEN FRIDLUND 10 LINDA ELLEN CHAMBERLAIN, end changing Ihe name Of WILLIAM FRANCIS FRID LUND 10 WILLIAM FRANLIS www BERLAIN, and In ld decree Ihe Court therein did order a Notice ot Mid chanoe ol name to be published for ono time In Ihe Roseburg Newt-Review - IRENE ELLEN CHAMBERLAIN Guardian Ad Litem of LINDA ELLEN FRIDLUND and WIL LIAMFRANCIS FJRIDLUND HOT.ee OF FINAL SITTLtMlNI Notice u hereby given that the under, signed, as Administratrix of tho estate ot JOHN PERCY MYERS, deceased, has filed her final account its the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oreaon tor Douglas Coun. tv. Probate Department, and thai Mon day, the lOfh day ol February, l4. at In Ihe forenoon o said day In Court Room A. County Courthouse, Roseburg. Douglas County. Oregon, has been o polnted es the tlmo and olact lor tho hearli g of ohlectloni thereto ind ln set tlement thereof. LUCY MYERS, Administratrix ol the Estate of JOHN PERCY MYERS, Deceased.